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What to do and see in Hot Springs, Virginia (VA): The Best Things to do
Hot Springs is a census-designated place (CDP) in Bath County, Virginia, United States. The population as of the 2010 Census was 738. It is located about 5 miles (8 km) southwest of Warm Springs on U.S. Route 220.
Restaurants in Hot Springs
1. Stone Mountain Massage LLC
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
WE ARE OPEN! We are a family owned and operated Native American style Therapeutic Reflexology/Massage Studio with a small, unique Boutique selection of Relaxation and hand crafted, Artist created, Native American made gifts. All of our gifts are Relaxation and Comfort Designed with YOU in Mind! We are still offering our very POPULAR Personal Journey Treatments,( Reflexology, with Aromatherapy, Sound or Guided Imagery Therapy) in Hour Only Format. Personal Journeys include healing restoration through energy work on Self Confidence/ Self Esteem, General Wellness, Stress Relief or Connecting to Your Guardian Angels. All We use Medical Grade HEPA Air Purification, and UVC light on furnishings. All major credit cards accepted with 5% charge for usage. Cash pay @ no additional charge. Rates- M&Th $90, Tue&W $85 Fri,Sat $95. Holiday Rates and times may differ, CLOSED CHRISTMAS/EASTER. Come relax and unwind, Dear Traveler!
Reviewed By TrishSF1 - York, United States
This was an amazing experience of relaxation and tranquility. You will leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Enjoy ????????????????????♀️????‼️
2. Garth Newel Music Center
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
At the Garth Newel Music Center in Hot Springs, VA, music is the key that unlocks a world of experience. From classical to jazz and more, inspired music-making is just the beginning. Shared gourmet meals, the exquisite Bath County setting. Perhaps you are planning to attend a concert and spend the night, or you are creating a special weekend (or weekday) getaway for two. Maybe you are planning a lavish country wedding or a family reunion and want a unique setting that also offers you fine food, gracious hospitality and a variety of venues from which to choose. The 114 acre Garth Newel Music, located in the beautiful County of Bath in the Virginia’s Western Highlands provides you with that magical place in which to make those special dreams come true. Our concert hall can be transformed into a wedding chapel, a meeting room or a reception area. Event Hours Vary. Please call, email, or visit website for event information.
Reviewed By JimR110 - Scenery Hill, United States
The Garth Newel Music Center is a gem. We were on vacation in Bath County looking for something to do and we stumbled on one of their concerts. The music center is on a beautiful farm setting just outside of Hot Springs, VA and the concerts are held in a renovated barn. The quartet was delightful. They have a very nice dinner following the concert. Since we had not been there before, we did not stayed for the dinner. Most people did stay. They had an open cash bar and the chef prepares a very nice menu. If you are in the area, we highly recommend catching an evening out at the Garth Newel Music Center.
3. Bacova Beer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By cnn73 - Jacksonville, United States
Visited here and enjoyed a Rueben and humus and pita. The Reuben was an oven fired sandwich. Beers were great - very nice selection. There was plenty of outdoor seating which was nice. I think they have music at times.
4. Homestead Old Course
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4.5 based on 66 reviews
Redesigned by Rees Jones, this historic 18-hole golf course has been transformed into a challenging par-72 layout.
Reviewed By DKLAG - Cleveland, United States
played the course recently with a group of 8 (played 2 times in 3 days). first tee times of the day so a bit of dew on the ground. surprisingly they let us go out. With that said, service at the course is excellent. The course is in great shape. Neat layout with 6 ea. par 3's, 4's and 5's. playing from the back tees still challenging for all handicaps. With the elevation changes, the views of the course and the surrounding areas is spectacular. bit of history on number 1 tee...it is the oldest continuously operating 1st tee in the country. Must do when in the area!
5. Cascades Golf Course at The Homestead
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
This 6,659-yard, William Flynn-designed golf course winds through Virginia's majestic Allegheny Mountains and is known for its gorgeous scenery and challenging layout.
Reviewed By sjclagg - Canton, United States
Great course, ton of history associated with it ! One of the most picturesque courses I have ever played. Building that houses the pro shop, is really neat and Lee ( the starter ) is a nice man with a ton of stories to share. A little pricey, but buck up and pay the money, you'll be glad you did !
6. Hidden Valley Trail
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
7. Jackson River
8. The Homestead
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By DDStovall - Hiawassee, United States
Grand Old Hotel is getting a facelift! Roof is currently being replaced, with massive renovations to come, according to the hotel. It’s still a grand venue, with an unbelievable great staff.
9. Homestead Ski Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By davec259
The Homestead definitely has an old-school vibe to it: the base lodge is reminiscent of a 1960's or 1970's facility, which I find appealing in its own way. The staff is friendly. Most of the skiers tend to be families, so you are seeking a laid-back day on the slopes or want to learn to ski, it fits the bill nicely. The main slope is ideal for working on technique, and crowds aren't really a problem even on weekends. Most skiers bail off of the double-chair at the midstation for an easy run to the bottom, so if you are able to ski steeper intermediate terrain you will have the top half almost to yourself. The main slope, steeper on the top half and less so on the bottom half, is long, wide, and gently rolling: great for working on turns! Grooming is typically very good here. Food at the base lodge is fairly pricey, but a grade above the standard base lodge fare. This isn't the place for an adventurous destination ski trip, but it's perfect if you just want to spend an easy day cruising the slopes.
10. The Omni Homestead Resort Snow Tubing
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 16 reviews
