Spa Hot Springs Motel

Kyle Bell

Great non assuming motel with mineral spas as a central focal point. The two outdoor pools are 98 for the larger and 102 for the smaller and filled with very genuine mineral water. The sulfurous odor of the water permeates the place. The indoor spa is a sauna/pool that feels like Houston, Tx on a summer day. Hot and humid at 106. Great place for a soak. The murals around the pool area are mesmerizing and they even have a list of wildlife to search for in the mural. Price of admission was $10 per person to soak. Didn’t have to stay at the motel to enjoy the pools.

Beth Day

Horrible room! Stains all over the floor, pillows so flat it’s almost like not having one at all. The bed felt like you slept on the floor all night. The sign suggests good firm beds..They didn’t lie about that!! The Eagle’s Nest room was anything but a comfy nest. The furniture is very dated and old looking. The heater is right next to the bed so it blows either hot or cold hair directly on you all night unless you have it turned off, in which case you’d probably be very cold by morning. The kicker of the whole stay though was the room next to us (laundry room?) had a beeping every 1-2 minutes like the batteries on the smoke detector needed to be changed. We listened to this ALL NIGHT LONG! We had a little dog who was freaked out all night because of the beeping. Everything closes up at ten so there’s nobody to get ahold of. We kept the fan/heater on all night trying to drown out the beeping. I would NOT recommend this place at all. I’ve stayed in many hotels and this is by far one of the worse and for the price! It was definitely not worth $132! I wasn’t expecting a five star resort but this was so disappointing. The pools themselves are fine but nothing I’d drive 3.5 hours back to. There’s a new hotel right up the street that looks very nice. I’d suggest staying there and then paying the fee to soak.

Paul Brantley

The best hot springs in Montana! Water is drained every night. Great temps in three different pools. Clean locker rooms. Not too crowded.

Megan Moulton

We stayed on a Sunday night so it wasn't too crowded. Definately smelt like sulfur with iron deposits visible, so if that smell bothers you, you might not enjoy it as much. It felt amazing on the skin, and was super warm. Was a pretty good deal to stay the night in the cabins and soak. We were able to soak at night and in the morning, included with our stay. They had coffee in the morning too. The atmosphere is like any other motel pool as in its surrounded by rooms but outdoors uncovered with beautiful paintings on two of the walls. The tenderfoot cabins were great for the price. They had everything we needed and were fairly nice. Also pet friendly. It was nice to have our own separate place to crash for the night. Very cute outdoor sitting area right outside the cabin was pleasant as well.