Hot Spring

Hot Spring

Hot Springs are natural pools or springs of water that are heated by geothermal activity beneath the Earth’s surface. The water in these springs can range in temperature from warm to hot, often rich in minerals like sulfur, calcium, and magnesium, which are believed to have therapeutic benefits. We keep the water at for comfortable, unhurried bathing. Indulge in the therapeutic benefits of our natural hot springs. Known for their healing properties, the mineral-rich waters provide a relaxing escape and a perfect way to unwind. Immerse yourself in the warm, soothing waters and let the stress of daily life melt away.

Etiquette & Guidelines

• Shower before entering the baths.
• Leave phones and cameras in the lockers — the spring is an unplugged space.
• Tie long hair up and remove heavy oils or lotions before soaking.
• Enter slowly and sit still — splashing cools the pool for everyone.
• Keep voices low; the spring is a place for quiet.
• Limit each soak to ~15–20 minutes, then rest on the cooling bench before re-entering.
• No soap, shampoo, or washing in the pools — rinse off under the showers first.
• Give other bathers room; during busy hours keep soaks shorter so everyone gets time.
• Swimwear required at all times.
• Children under age must be accompanied by an adult.
• If you are pregnant, have a heart condition or high/low blood pressure, or feel unwell, please check with our team (or your doctor) before bathing.
• Avoid the pools under the influence of alcohol.
• Drink water before and after your soak; step out immediately if you feel dizzy.
• Follow posted signage for pool temperatures and indoor vs. open-air pools.