Ojo Caliente, NM
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa
One of America's oldest health resorts, Ojo Caliente sits between rugged desert cliffs and a cottonwood bosque between Santa Fe and Taos. Twelve communal pools deliver…
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A vintage 1947 bathhouse and motel combo pumping 112-degree mineral water from beneath a sandstone layer. Its European-style bath house has separate men's and women's sides with original-tiled private tubs, plus open-air rooftop jet tubs for stargazing soaks. Modest motel apartments with kitchenettes make it one of the most affordable classic bathhouse stays in town.
It depends on the property — some hotel spas sell day passes to non-guests, others are guests-only. Check the official site linked above for current day-use policy before making the trip.
Weekends and holidays sell out at popular properties. If they offer online reservations or day-pass booking, use it — walk-in availability is never guaranteed.
Policies vary widely — some hotel spas are adults-oriented, others welcome families with specific hours. Confirm age rules on the official site before visiting with children.
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