With its rich cultural heritage from Native American and Spanish settlers, New Mexico has been both a Spanish colony and a Mexican colony, and still retains a strong individual identity within the United States. The landscape is breathtaking, the food incredible, and there is a thriving cultural scene, all of which makes New Mexico, and Santa Fe in particular, a great place all year long.
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4.5 based on 146 reviews
The Bath House, built in 1876, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Water issues from the spring at 159-189F. Some water is diverted into holding tanks overnight to cool so that bathers have control over the water temperature. We have 8 oversized cement tubs; they are private & individual so no swimsuit is required. We also offer wraps and massage. Visit our newly renovated Gift Shop for wonderful gifts & souvenirs.
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Located along the Rio Grande River, two primitive hot spring pools can hold five or six soakers, with attire optional.
Beautiful natural hot springs with a lot of awesome history. You can see the old wagon road from the trail. There is some hot pools and lukewarm pools. The trail down is fairly easy and short if you’re reasonably fit. It’s considered to be a nude spring and 90% of locals do go nude, so probably DO NOT go if you’re going to get huffy about naked people. Nearest non nude hot spring to Taos is Ojo Caliente.
4.5 based on 1,685 reviews
Now more than ever we are committed to providing a safe environment to escape the stresses of life in the pandemic. While we are temporarily unable to offer communal bathing, we are pleased to present fully private experiences as you soak in our hot tubs or enjoy a much-needed massage. For your safety and ours, all are required to wear masks on property, with the exception of in your private bath area or lodging room. We pride ourselves on providing the benefits of massage therapy and hydrotherapy and will soon be offering integrative physical and mental health services. Stay tuned!
A friend and I stopped here for a 3 hour treatment package at the end of a lovely day visiting galleries from Santa Fe to Taos. It is a peaceful atmosphere, even with many people, everything is done to make one comfortable: hydrating drinks, foot pools, soaking pools, saunas...oh and then the treatments, we had massages and salt glow rubs: both were luscious.
4.5 based on 332 reviews
Jemez Hot Springs, a "Mountain Tropical" Day Resort, is located at the site of the earliest Bath House in the Jemez Springs area. Before that, the mineral water was used by the Native Americans of the area. Our water comes from deep beneath the Valles Caldera (ancient volcano) up the mountain. The four pools contain an ancient sea water abundant with a relaxing and therapeutic blend of minerals such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, silica, sodium and more. The source is 142 degrees F, but the pools are kept at a comfortable 102-104 degrees. The water is natural, and no chlorine or chemicals are added. We use ultraviolet light, ionizers and an oxygen inversions system to disinfect the water, and they are flow-through pools, so the water changes out regularly. Swim suits are required, children 14 and over are welcome, and for the comfort of our guests. Reservations are not required.
I just happened to find a coupon for this place online while on a brief two-night stop in Placitas, NM. What a wonderful find! The water was perfect.... in all four pools. Very much worth the money for a two-hour soak. Our skin was soft from the minerals for days!
4.5 based on 547 reviews
Located in the historic town of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico and near Spaceport America, Riverbend is an affordable, smoke free, hot springs spa and resort, where guests can relax in a beautiful, laid back environment. It is one of the best hot springs in the southwest for its clean, comfortable pools and its unmatched views of the Rio Grande River and Turtleback Mountain.Guests choose from various public and private pools ranging in temperature from 101 to 108 degrees. They can soak in the mineral-rich, therapeutic waters by the hour, day, or stay the night and soak for free. From newly renovated and smoke free suites, family rooms or cottages, Riverbend has accommodations for most tastes and budgets and is dog friendly.Riverbend is walking distance to eclectic downtown T or C and its historic attractions, shopping, restaurants and art galleries. Outdoor recreation is found at the nearby Gila National Forest and Elephant Butte and Caballo Lakes. Riverbend is located on I-25 between Las Cruces and Albuquerque and is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every day of the year.
Had a one-hour soak in one of the private springs (Rio) overlooking the river and Turtle Mountain. Clothing-optional in the private baths. Great water temperature, clean and a fantastic view. The lodge rooms were booked solid but next time I’ll try to stay on-site.
4.5 based on 31 reviews
We stayed at Las Palomas, in the heart of the downtown hot springs district. The owner was very helpful during our stay and staff all very courteous and quiet. We appreciated the “whisper only” policy during our stay, which allowed us to focus on total relaxations. The hot spring pools there were indivual and different temps, which was also nice. Easy to book our slots. We had free range of the pools, since we were overnight guests, which I would highly recommend. Hope we can return some day....
4.0 based on 122 reviews
I loved the freedom to choose what you are comfortable to do, no one really cares what your own personal choice is. We stayed in the Cholla cabin and we were really comfy . The charcoal grill was great for dinners. The front desk guys were freaking fantastic, doing their best to make wer we're having a great time. Everyone I met of the visitors was super chill and friendly. . The night sky was fantastic. The place is rustic and has an endless list of to things , but that's the kind of place we love.
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