Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths

Welcome to the Home of the "Hot Wada!!" Take a step back in time to one of the remaining "Medical Springs." Our mineral springs are natural and not chlorinated. The water is hot and the water is fast! Join us for our laidback atmosphere and friendly staff

The Symes Hot Springs Hotel and Mineral Baths has 31 rooms available, including a Jacuzzi Suite with jetted mineral spa, ten cabins and convenience apartments. There is a hot outdoor mineral flow thru pool in the front of the hotel, which has two temperatures: 107 degrees and 104 degrees, with a peaceful waterfall between the two pools, and the community pool with a temperature between 88-98 degrees. The bath wing still has four of the original clawfoot tubs in private stalls for bathing. There is a new two-person jetted tub and a jacuzzi steam that you can rent by the hour. We have a day spa that features Swedish massage, hot rock therapy, theraputic jetted baths, exfoliation and wraps. Additionally, we have a restaurant, espresso bar, live music every weekend, art gallery, antiques and gifts.

Fred Symes purchased the property in 1929 and built a $50,000 Mission-style hotel, completed in early 1930. Mission-style features include the curvalinear roofline, quatrefiol windows and stuccoed walls. The original hotel featured twenty baths, ivory enamel finishings, and doctor's services on the premises. The Symes proved a depression-proof business; expansion and improvements continued throughout the 1930s through the mid-1940s. Visiting the Symes is like stepping back into the 1940's. We provide guests with an escape from telephones and televisions and other nerve jangling distractions of modern life. What you will find is old fashioned hospitality from folks who are genuinely happy to have you visit them. The historic hotel provides a unique step back in time with family, friendly staff, entertainment, good food, massage, and a peaceful hot water getaway with one of the most revered mineral springs in the world. It is considered one of the world's best mineral waters, mentioned in such books as Nathanial Altman's Healing Springs of the World.