Best pool out of all public pools in Boise. My kids and husband love the Hydrotube. Tons of room to…read morelay out and tons of lounge chairs. The best place to be to beat the heat. If you have little ones the kiddie pool is small. I suggest Ivywild they have a bigger kid pool there.

The Natatorium is one of two public pools in Boise that have a wading pool for toddlers. Parents…read morecan bring their little ones Monday through Friday between 10 am and noon. Boise doesn't really warm up until the afternoon but the time enables you to beat the heat and avoid the time when the risk of sunburn is greatest. Plus the wading pool is kept at a comfortable temperature. Admission varies but I paid $6.50 for myself and two children. The wading pool has a mushroom shaped water fountain and a couple of seal statues that "spit" water. It's two feet in the deep end. One of my sons is a total water baby and the other is a land lover, but they both had a blast. It wasn't particularly busy, and I was pleased to see how attentive parents were and how well behaved their children were. Hopefully that's always the case. I've heard that the wading pool at Ivy Wild is even better, and I look forward to taking my boys there soon.

Andrew was amazing and super helpful. We just bought a home with a gorgeous pool on the property…read moreand it's all new to me! He took his time to educate me on my pool. How to open it up for spring. How to close it for winter. What to do year round. He answered all my text messages without any hesitation. All around a really good person. If you need a pool company that you can rely on, this is the company for you! They will definitely take care of you and your needs for your pool. 5 star service!

We recently moved to Boise and were looking for a quality service to assist us with maintaining our…read morepool on a weekly basis. Despite the current labor shortage, scheduling challenges and price surges, Caleb Rodrigues was very attentive to us and understanding of our needs. He continues to be a pleasure to work with.

This spot is a must do! It's also something for semi locals to add to their activities rotation…read more Perfect for solo self care activity , couples dates or group enjoyment. Group sessions are affordable and never overcrowded (though the hot tub is highly sought after). They offer private soaking areas, massages, wine/beer/cocktails and other beverages. Snacks, soup, light meals and treats as well, offered pool side. The staff and service is absolutely wonderful! The architecture, finishes, ambience and surroundings are just lovely! I live out of state, but after ten years was so excited to be back here. Thank you The Springs!!

First time trying this place out, I have had two coupons for half off adult entries that was given…read moreto me by a member who works or is a owner. I went to book for me and my friends and they told me I couldn't use them when I just gotten them a year ago. Also the girl at the front desk plus another lady were not very friendly to us, kinda rude actually. But the facilities were decent, pool was warm and relaxing. Loved the time to be there and enjoyed the beautiful nature. Service could be a lot better though. Bathrooms were a solid 7/10

Young instructors and lifeguards were not paying attention to my 3 year old while attending lessons…read morethis past summer. While in the kiddie pool, my daughter went into the deep end and she walked out too far and could not reach the bottom. She went under for a few seconds while I watched from afar. This all happened while a lifeguard was standing by and her 2 instructors were in the water next to her talking to each other. I had to yell at them to get their attention and then they slowly came over like it wasn't a big deal. I would never recommend this place to anyone. Totally unacceptable! Do your job!

This is a decent public pool. Plenty of life guards. They change stations about every ten minutes…read moreso as to not become bored with their watch. Very smart! The baby pool (generally for ages 5 and under) is warm and shallow; but the really thoughtful feature is the large umbrellas shading the baby pool. Many babies skin just don't tolerate sunscreen; and these guys get that! They rent out noodle floats for .50 cents because other than wearable floats, floatation toys are not allowed, although you can bring your own water noodle. They also sell candy and quick energy snacks. There is an ice cream shack just outside of the entrance, but you must consume it outside of the pool premises. There is no food (other than the little candy they sell) allowed inside the pool area. I wish they would enforce this a bit more strictly. There are too many times I've stepped on chips, or sandwich crusts from ghetto slobs and their children who can't seem to go a couple hours without food. My real reason for the missing star is they are only open a couple hours at a time. Yes, the admission is very affordable, but the late afternoon hours make it difficult for those of us who like to swim early on the day or make a day thing of lounging by the pool.

Pat was so sweet, and the instructors were great. My kids went from kinda-sorta knowing how to swim…read moreto being very comfortable and safe in the water. Highly recommended!

Great place for kids to learn to swim. There are no more than 4 kids per class and each kid gets…read morelot's of one on one lessons. My daughter loves Pat's Pool. After two weeks of lessons, her confidence in the water is night and day from what it was prior. We are going for round two of lessons. Can't wait to see the results.

This place is truly something special. We are incredibly grateful to the owners for allowing us to…read morehave such an amazing four-day outing here. Every part of this experience felt intentional, peaceful, and refreshing. The setting makes it easy to slow down, experience nature, and genuinely encounter God in such a meaningful way. We're already counting down the days until we return in early May for a five-day camping stay. This resort is a gift, and we can't recommend it highly enough.

We stayed here for 4 nights and had a grand time. Wendy and Jack were so supportive in every way…read morepossible. Great activities for children and the swimming pool was a big hit for the kids with us. We strongly recommend this resort for families whether camping or staying in one of their cabins. Will be back. D & M

We had a great time at Roystone Hot Springs. I accidentally got our reservation time wrong,…read morecompletely my fault, and the staff was incredibly understanding and got us in anyway. That kind of customer service is hard to find. The place was very clean, the water was perfect, and the massage water pipe in the pool was awesome. We spent a lot of time just relaxing under it. You can tell they really take pride in keeping the facility clean and making sure guests have a great experience. We'll definitely be back. If you're thinking about going, don't hesitate--you won't be disappointed.

The Roystone hotsprings is a great place to go to when you want to go close to our house and we can…read morestill go to play. Thank you for being terrific and the staff are perfect for there.

Me and my three girlfriends were staying at the hotel for the weekend coming from out of state, and…read morewe chose the hotel partly because of the attached spa. It was difficult to schedule four services at the same time, but they were able to accommodate a facial and massage at the same time, and then two more massages right after. We thought our services were fine; my girlfriend had a prenatal massage and said her therapist talked the whole time which she thought was distracting, but I had the same therapist right after and we didn't chat at all. I know therapists usually go off the energy of the client that they're working with, so I think she was probably being polite and the therapist might have considered it being open for more conversation. Anyway, like I said, we did enjoy our services. We were hoping for a group discount, but instead they treated us each to a glass of wine, which we appreciated. We didn't use any of the gym or pool facilities, nor the locker room. The gym equipment seemed fine. There were quite a few people in the gym. We didn't see anyone using the pool, but there were people using the hot tub, sauna, and steam room. I would say that clientele leans more male, and the pool/hot tub/sauna/steam room are co-ed, so take that into consideration if you visit.

I wanted to an update after another 6 months of membership. I've been a member here off and on for…read moreyears. A few general comments: - The smaller size and location of the gym are positives in my view. If you need to drive and park, though, it's rough. They have parking through the hotel, but it's time limited and the garage gets full and unusable if there are lots of hotel guests or events. - The locker rooms are tiny, barely kept up (broken hooks, and doors, towels strewn about), showers are sort of just a mess (it's one big open space mostly). Also, on the mens restroom, the urinal continues to almost flood daily as it's been kind of clogged forever. You can use it, but don't flush it.. - Cardio machines are ok -- getting on the older side but work well usually Some frustrations continue to include: - They lease out the pool to external swim lessons, so there are large swaths of the day where the pool is basically unusable and kids are running around, screaming, parents are everywhere -- it's a mes - It's also the hotel pool and gym, so between that, swim lessons and normal members, it's a dirty pool if we are being honest. I used to swim here, but I've run into so many gross hairs and "things" underwater that I just can't do it anymore. - It feels like ownership has gotten a little excited post pandemic and membership growth has REALLY taken off the last few months. It's really noticeable and at peak times (4pm-7pm) it's almost impossible to get a weight workout in without massive frustrations. There's simply no space. There's one single real squat rack (the other is a smith machine type thing), a couple benches, one normal bench press ... you'll end up nearly bumping into people just trying to pick up dumbbells. - There also seem to be some third party kettle bell trainers running private training in the gym, which further takes up space and seems to always ALSO be at peak times. - During peak times -- FORGET about trying to even get changed in the locker room. It becomes like trying to change in an aircraft lavatory. - I don't know if they plan to cap memberships, but I worry they won't (like all gyms, they just love the money coming in) ... and it's now teetering on not being a usable gym option just because it's so uniquely small in terms of Sq/Ft. It just doesn't handle the extra people well. - For now I continue to go and mostly enjoy it but only because I have schedule flexibility. If I were forced to only go at after work times, it'd be a tough sell honestly. 4/5 for now -- but it's getting too crowded really quickly

Best Gym with Childcare in the Treasure Valley! When you…read morewalk in, you feel like you're in a 5 Star Hotel. My kids are 9 & 5 and they like the kids club. They get to do different activities in 30 minute increments while they're in kids club. The women's locker room is amazing! Everything is very clean and new. I love the spa, cold plunge, sauna, and steam room in the women's locker room. The outdoor family pool is also great. They have 2 life guards on duty. My kids love playing there with other kids when we go as a family. My husband and I have also gotten a massage at the gym, both of the ladies were great! Very relaxing. They have all the gym equipment and more that you could ever want to use. Plus water massage beds and cryo-beds that are both very relaxing to use before leaving the gym. The pickleball and tennis courts are also an amazing addition. They have a nice work space area with guest WiFi, just bring your laptop and headphones. And the Cafe at the gym is the cherrie on top! 10/10 Stars. We love this gym!

The gym itself is clean and well kept. However whoever is in charge of the…read moreYoga/Pilates/Barre/CTR/Studio needs to be retrained on how to create a schedule. April/May they have classes for everyone but there is a wait?!? Sucked, but had to adapt. June/July after you get use to a schedule which takes 3-4 weeks because you must sign up a week in advance or you are put on a waitlist. By the time you figure out which class to try and what instructor works best for you (ie are they too easy or too hard) they cancel the class!! Like SERIOUSLY?? Can I get 2 classes in before you tell us not enough people are attending? How about we dont add 10 classes at time then get mad when it takes a minute for everyone to adjust their schedules. I understand this is a new gym but the fundamentals of schedules and how to draw in a crowd do not change. You dont put competing (stronger) instructors against each other. As of August we now have to pick between taking a Sculpting Class or Barre because they only offer those at the same time or FLOW vs Barre. They seem to lack appreciation that people dont just want the name of the class they want the consistency of the instructor teaching that class. For those of us paying to use the gym for classes more than free weights its making the experience not worth the price.

Building a pool is a very trying and stressful endeavor. Ryan worked with us step by step making…read moresure our needs were met. We could not be happier with the pool and spa that Rocky Mountain created. The finish product get so many complements. Way to go Ryan. I cannot recommend you more strongly. Steve (Cartwright Ranch)