Hotels with Hot Springs

Four Seasons Punta Mita
Bahía de Banderas Punta Mita, Mexico

From $625 per night

Just 42 kilometres (26 miles) from Puerto Vallarta, an unrivalled luxury Mexican vacation experience, edged in pristine white-sand beaches, natural islands and the turquoise Pacific. A unique spa. Sunset dining. Jack Nicklaus golf, with an island green, played beside the waves.

What's Great
National Geographic Says... "An elegantly low-profile blue sky/blue water coastal paradise with a green streak. While you laze on the Pacific Ocean beach or submit to a massage employing nopal and pulque (ancient Mexican skin-healing ingredients), the on-premises treatment plant is making used water garden-ready. Get vertical and explore local arts, crafts, and history at the on-site Cultural Center. Regarding the kitchen culture: Chef Fucho is steadfast when it comes to doing business with local fishermen and farmers. 141 rooms and 32 suites."

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The Homestead Resort
1766 Homestead Drive Hot Springs, Virginia, US

From $215 per night

Americas classic Georgian-style mountain resort is situated in the Allegheny Mountains of Virginia. Renowned for its natural hot springs featuring rejuvenating benefits that discriminating travelers have enjoyed since the 18th century. The Homestead combines rich historical ambience with present day elegance and exception attention to detail. The famed Georgian-style- Kentucky red bricked hotel offers 483 luxurious guest rooms including 88 suites- many of which feature sun porches and gas burning fireplaces. Each room is elegantly appointed- blending rich historical ambience with modern conveniences- including refreshment center- voice mail- on-demand services- and walk-in closets AND TV/VCRS UPON REQUEST LIMITED SUPPLY. There are several dining and entertainment options available as well as recreational activities which include three-championship golf course- full European Spa- skiing and skating- horseback and carriage rides- six tennis courts- a four-mile trout stream- 100 miles of hiking and biking trail- Falconry- the Homestead Shooting Club- Homestead Kids Club and Golf Advantage School. We also have approximately 72-000 square feet of meeting space on-property- and a new 20-000 square foot conference center/ballroom facility. ALL RESERVATIONS FOR THANKSGIVING- CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS MUST BE CANCELLED 30 DAYS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL TO AVOID FORFEITURE OF 1 NIGHT ROOM- RESORT CHARGE AND TAX. Roanoke -ROA- 65. 0 Miles South East.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says...

"One of the oldest continually operating resorts in the U.S., this 243-year-old Georgian-style property offers a vast range of outdoor activities (golf, fly-fishing, falconry) on 3,000 acres in the Allegheny Mountains.

Rooms to Book: Junior suites, for their balconies with panoramic views of the Allegheny Mountains.

Insider Tip: The indoor swimming pool here is filled with water from natural minteral springs in the region.

Looking as grand as a state capitol building, the red-brick Homestead in the Alleghenies has 483 guest rooms and suites with Colonial touches like floral or striped upholstered furnishings and traditional southern style in warm pastels of mauve, rose, yellows, blues, and moss greens. All rooms have down featherbeds as well as prints or paintings reflecting Virginia history or the history of the hotel, which dates back to 1766. Some suites have sunporches and fireplaces."

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Hacienda Temozon
KM 182 Carretera Temozon Sur, Mexico

From $325 per night

A hacienda of coral walls and white moldings awaits you in the tropical rainforest ambience of the Yucatan peninsula. Surrounded by the tranquil blue waters of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, Hacienda Temozon recreates the belle époque of the Mexican southeast. Special details, like weathered wooden doors and rose petals, reflect the natural display of our Mayan cultural surroundings. Delight in the fine service this superb residence offers and discover the beauty of ancient Mayan architectural sites. Renowned for its premier services, Hacienda Temozon invites you to experience the most invigorating massage therapy the Gulf of Mexico has to offer. Inviting, creamy pastels and a lush sub-tropical jungle welcome you to Hol Be Spa. Relax among natural rocks in a soothing candlelit cenote, featuring pristine massage beds, flower petals, and indigenous spa products, as a professional therapist relieves your stress. In the evening, indulge in a romantic dinner in the perfect hideaway complete with twinkling candles and the singing of birds. Once a private family-run estancia, our hacienda features 28 exquisitely furnished guest rooms and suites, offering a real experience of the grandeur and affluence of the past. Double doors, 18-foot ceilings with exposed beams and rafters, stone walls, massive iron beds and private plunge pools highlight all of our suites. Take a nap in a woven cotton hammock as daylight fades to dusk and revel in the soothing atmosphere of Hacienda Temozon. New passport restrictions for the US, Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, & Caribbean; a passport or other secure, accepted document is needed to enter or re-enter the US with all air travel. Due to the hotels architectural structure, it is not recommended for people with wheelchairs and physical disabilities. Please contact the hotel for further information. From April 17, 2010 through April 18, 2010, the National Festival in the village of Temozon will take place. Please expect noise from the festival during these nights. For non-US hotels, rates confirmed in USD may be converted to local currency by the hotel at your time of stay, based on the exchange rate used by the hotel. From December 11 to December 12, 2010, the National Festival will be held in the village of Temozon. Celebrations will include music and fireworks during the day and night.

What's Great
National Geographic Traveler Says...
"Hibiscus red 16th-century residence not far from major archaeological sites. Grand guest rooms with 18-foot (5.5-meter) ceilings, tropical-wood cabinetry, and hammocks slung from stone walls. Local-fare dining in sun yellow restaurant, with organic produce hailing from hacienda's extensive gardens (100 percent native plantings) and fish from coastal villages. Guided archaeological walks, spa, gift shop filled with locally crafted goods. 28 rooms."

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Dunton Hot Springs
52068 West Ford Rd 38 Dolores, Colorado, US

From $595 per night

This perfectly restored ghost town thrives on contradictions, hand-hewn log cabins exquisitely furnished, a life-worn saloon serving food of startling quality, lung torturing trails followed by pampering massages, sensuous hot springs beneath shimmering snow banks. Free of cell phones, this romantic old mining town still provides high speed wireless internet access and video conferencing to the comforting sound of a tumbling waterfall. Contradictions indeed, gentle tranquility or a host of breathtaking adventures. Dunton can steer you to adventures youve only dreamed of. Sturdy horses to penetrate the endless wilderness, helicopter skiing in a silent world of billowing powder, mountain biking, snow shoeing, hiking, from gentle to demanding, camping, fly fishing, river rafting, kayaking, the list is endless. Or perhaps more contemplative days exploring North Americas most evocative archaeological sites, all within a short drive of the resort. And the desert beckons, from the haunting beauty of Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly, deep in the Navajo Reservation, through the sculpted wilderness of Valley of the Gods to our own vineyard in McElmo Canyon. Or simply soaking for hours in our natural hot springs under an edgeless sky. Duntons chef painstakingly sources local organic foods, lamb from meadows that spawn fields of boletus and chanterelles, tree-ripe fruit and plump vegetables from our own farm and vineyard. And the wines to match, replete with first growth Bordeaux, California classics, super Tuscans and lusty Aussie favorites. Dunton Hot Springs lies across the mountain from Telluride and we are open all year. The entire town can be reserved for private use for up to 42 people. All meals, the hot springs, library, screening room, etc are included. Transportation to a plethora of magical places as well as to our local airports can be arranged.

What's Great
National Geographic Traveler says...
"Tucked away along the Dolores River are a dozen 19th-century log cabins restored by Native American craftsmen and furnished in creature-comfort style. Soak in a tepee-sheltered spa with direct feeds of geo-thermal water. Yoga. Hiking. Dine on fresh-picked local chanterelles and beef from local ranches. 12 cabins."

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