Castle Hot Springs

There is no way I can summarize my 3 nights here in this little box. The other 5 star reviews capture most of it. I booked this trip with my daughter as a retirement treat to myself and loved EVERY minute....including the 7 mile dirt road in a rented Jeep Wrangler. We got to see a family of burros up close and personal! Staff all A+. Enjoyed getting to learn about them. Food A+. All clean and fresh and top notch. Activities A+, both included and additional cost. Grounds A+. Well kept, and stunningly beautiful at night with all the backlighting in the shrubs/trees. Not one detail was left unattended nor need unmet during our stay. I was wished a happy retirement during many interactions. I will be back. This time with my other 2 daughters. It's a splurge trip for sure but money I will happily spend again.

Castle Rock Hot Springs is absolutely beautiful and incredibly peaceful. The setting is stunning, the pools are well-maintained, and the entire experience feels serene and luxurious a perfect place to relax and unwind. That said, it is very expensive, so it’s definitely more of a special-occasion experience rather than something you’d do regularly. If you’re prepared for the price, the atmosphere and natural beauty make it a memorable visit.

I figure if folks who never stayed here can write a negative review, I can write a positive one. For those complaining they can't enter the property to look around....imagine yourself spending $1200 - $1500 / night to stay at a beautiful resort in the middle of nowhere, hoping for a peaceful retreat. Now imagine a bunch of folks meandering around the property simply to take a look. So much for your relaxing private retreat. Locals or not...if you want to take a look, look at the photos online. If you like what you see, pay to stay ! In the mean time, try not to be jealous of the folks who dish out the cash for a great experience. Not everyone can afford a Rolls Royce. That's life. For the record, sadly, I'm one of those people who can't afford to stay here but I respect the privacy of those who can. I also commend the property owners for maintaining the privacy of their clients. That is what they pay for. It's a beautiful property that took a lot of planning and hard work. I commend them for that as well.

When I travel, I prefer not to visit the same place more than once...my visit to Castle Hot Springs last week has changed that and I will be back again! As a solo female traveler, I felt comfortable and safe, as well as challenged to explore and try new things. The resort is very clear about the road that takes you to the property so I rented a small SUV and made the drive just fine, even after quite a bit of rain. I am glad I chose a Spring Bungalow as they were close to the main areas of the resort and the hot springs. Everything was TOP NOTCH: farm-to-table food, unique cocktails, accommodations were stocked with everything you could possibly need, great spa treatments and wellness activities and a beautiful landscape to explore. Most of all the staff - every single person was friendly and approachable (many times not the same at other places) and the service was more than I could have expected. I am already looking forward to making this my Fall retreat again next year!

The word “Oasis” could easily has been created to describe Castle Hot Springs. I discovered this resort by chance and chose it as a unique spot to celebrate our anniversary. Expectations were modest at first, especially after navigating more than seven miles of unpaved road to get there, but any doubts quickly faded upon arrival. A palm-lined driveway led us to the welcoming lobby, where we were greeted with chilled floral tea and genuine hospitality. From the very beginning, the atmosphere struck the perfect balance of grandeur and warmth: magnificent, yet unpretentious and inviting. The natural hot springs were deeply restorative, while the farm-to-table dining exceeded expectations. The onsite farm flourishes with seasonal fruits, vegetables, herbs, and spices, all of which elevate the dining experience. Activities are abundant, including golf, yoga, biking, hiking, pickleball, archery, horseback riding, swimming, and even wine and mezcal tastings. Castle Hot Springs proved to be an extraordinary retreat; one that combines relaxation, adventure, and exceptional service. We left with plans to return in the winter. Highly recommended.