Tecopa Hot Springs Resort

Amy Thompson

Ended up booking a room here because "Delights Hot springs" was fully booked for the night and we weren't ready to head back to Vegas after staying one night at Delights Hot Springs. Tecopa Hot Srings Resort had openings and saw there was a Bistro on the property so we figured we'd give it a try. Staff, Amy and Kyle are friendly enough.   The room  #11 that we stayed in was clean and had the minimal basics.   Beds were clean ,comfy and on the firm side.  Room had a small mini fridge , nice towels and A/C.  No blow dryers. There was no coffee maker in the room which was a Huge let down.  So that will make the morning rough. There is No Wifi and no signal at all in our room. The " hot spring tubs "were small and basic but were clean. They were also in an indoor  area that may have been another  room at one time or a large hallway. Had read about the lil Bistro on property...but this was a Sunday evening and they were closed.  So I guess we will be driving back to Shoshone to the CrowBar for dinner.  Bistro is  supposed to open for breakfast so we will see in the morning. I am assuming that since this is the end of their "busy season" that is why the live music we read about on their website wasn't happening either. Well after driving back to the Crow Bar for dinner...we returned to Tecopa Hot springs "resort" went up the hill on the property to see the Labyrinth which was pretty interesting, and then decided to head to the hot tubs. Well got in the first hot tub by the door walked to the far side sat down looked into the water and was like "what is that.?" Hubby handed me a cup and yep...scooped out a drowned scorpion. Immediately got out of the tubs grabbed our things that were in the connecting room and drove back home to Vegas without staying the night. Yes I know this is the desert and this might happen but for it to be at the bottom already dead means the tubs aren't checked on too often. Definitely will only be staying at Delights from now on.

Misty Haji-Sheikh

This out of the way place has a few rooms in the motel and a few campsites with hookups. To use the "tubs" you must be a paying guest. We enjoyed our stay.

Eric Nelson

Our favorite place to stay in the area. Soaking tubs are clean and maintained. Live music outside is a huge plus. Bistro on site is really good as well. We will undoubtedly return next season!

Peggy Chan

We last minute decided to spend 1 night after our visit to Death Valley National Park before driving back to Las Vegas. Turn left when you see the sign that says "Tecopa Hot Springs" (instead of Tecopa) and you will end up in the middle of the main strip. Tecopa Hot Springs Resort is on the left after you pass the other properties/campgrounds. We booked Room #17 because in picture it looked a little more updated. It has a private full bath with shower/tub. It also has a connecting door to the hallway for easy access to the soaking tub. The room was basic, but clean (I actually could smell the detergent on the sheets and bed cover, like it just came out from washer/dryer... I can't say about many places). It has no TV (we didn't care) but it has a mini fridge. You can buy ice at the main office. The property has a eatery called "The Bistro" and also a outdoor music area. Because it was a Tuesday, neither was open when we arrived at 3pm. There are 3 soaking tubs but one was out of order. Since it was a slow day, we had no wait. The tub areas are clean. Water was pretty hot, so we would stay in there for 10 minutes, get out and sit outside and look at the stars to cool off. We went back in 2 other times before we passed out for the night. With correction expectation and attitude, Tecopa is a gem in the middle of nowhere. We met very nice locals at Steak & Beer (only place for dinner on Tuesday). One even volunteered to come cook us breakfast on his day off the next morning when he found out where we were staying. But if you like "finer things in life," and eating in a restaurant no bigger than someone's master bath is not your cup of tea, and this may not be a good spot for you to stop in.