La Paloma Hot Springs & Spa

Melissa

It's a dated motel in a dated town that remains extant because of its access to local hot springs. Our particular room ironically did not have hot water or a locking bathroom door.

A A

Very difficult to give this 3⭐️ because the customer service was great, the hot spring was euphoric but if you are staying the night, the bed was stiffer than a board and I woke up basically in tears because I was in so much pain from trying to sleep. I would say a daycation there instead of overnight would be best. Pet friendly as well but if your dog isn’t used to going potty on gravel. A dog park is down the road. Slightly inconvenient for our pup’s🐶 liking.

Brittney Olivarez

I love this place. My partner and I make a habit of visiting one or twice a year. The fire pits and hammocks are the best. The staff is friendly and the rooms are great. The beds are comfortable. The outdoor spa is nice and rather small and doesn't feel as enchanting but very clean and quiet.

Ldy. DarkHorse

(La Paloma just purchased Hay-Yo-Kay). My favorite place to go!! This is the ONLY naturally fed hot spring in T or C. The water comes in through the spring and not piped in through PVC like the other places. You can even see the water feed into the building. Naturally circulating to keep the water clean and fresh. Employee's are very friendly. Discount for local area residence (Las Cruces). This is the place we take our out of state guests when they come to visit and want to do the hot springs. No appointments are required but call to check the times. They change with the season. Example: Summer is 8am-12 then from 5pm-11pm. Closed during the heat of the day when soaking in the pools would not be fun. Quiet & Relaxing. Swimsuits are optional in the private pools.. Long house does require swimsuit. It may not be the fanciest place to go, but I feel it is the best!!