Refreshing clean and hot healing water. Great service upon arrival with clear instructions on…read moreoptions around the grounds. Rooms were adorable, clean, easy to access and adorable

This gem I've been going to over 4yrs now. They offer massages onsite, their breakfast is amazing…read more Typically when I'm passing through I enjoy the afternoon at checkin- leaving after breakfast the next morning. Can get a little busy with day users but typically quiets down for resort guests in the evening. I've told countless people of this GEM! Friendly staff and would absolutely take all my friends and family here on FIRST CHOICE every time for a mineral pool hot spring. There's no sulphur smell here!

This is a treat. This is the second Hot Springs we've been to since we've been in Montana and…read morepreferred. The policy against having alcoholic beverages was really a plus. No drunken loud people in the pools making a lot of noise. We had an excellent breakfast. There was a hot pool and a cold plunge on the women's side and a coed hot pool with a steam room next to it. Outside there is a large pool with a little lower temperature water. In this pool you can enjoy a view of the mountains. The architecture reminded me of places we visited in Eastern Europe. The staff was excellent and very helpful and the rooms are decorated in an older style but a very comfortable style. We had a great time and encourage you to visit. Thank you to Holly and everyone else who made our state memorable

Hogwarts Hot Springs. This is a really cool old place but is in bad need of the ongoing…read morerestoration that seems perpetual. It has the potential to be incredible. We were there over July 4th holiday and had the place mostly to ourselves. The resort and surrounding area oozes with history but other than the posted newspaper clippings and short printout there isnt much interp to learn from. I was disappointed to find zero history on the native use of the area. There was only brief accounts of the several white owners. The multiple owners probably also accounts for the mash up of styles that clash to the point of confusion in the main lobby. The creepy poker playing mannequins in the corner were a little unsettling. We got good hour long massages from a therapist out of Butte. The breakfast was delicious. Better than expected as I am always skeptical of someone else's cooking. There is a no alcohol and no smoking policy, kind of a drag but probably necessary given the proximity to Butte. We just kept it DL by fixing highballs in tumblers and had no problems. Bathers are required to wear swimsuits and there are separate indoor tubs for men and women. The current owners seem to like the yin vibe and may be a little too "kind sister hippyish" for some people's taste but everyone we met was exceedingly welcoming. Definitely worth a visit.