LOBBY SIGN-IN
The Spa at Blackstone Hotsprings is open for walk-in bathers and tours from 9am until 9pm each day.
Lodging guests may use the Wet Room (with a Pass) at any time during their stay.
All bathers who use the spa -- lodging guests and walk-ins -- must sign before bathing in the Wet Room or Historic Baths. Sign-in sheets are in the lobby.
OUR WATER
Truth or Consequences was originally called Hot Springs, New Mexico because the downtown actually floats on top of a huge hot spring. (See a historic brochure from the '30s promoting Hot Springs as the City of Health.)
Our natural spring water comes from the ground at the perfect temperature for bathing. And while it includes a high mineral concentration, our water is crystal clear and it has no unpleasant odor.
The Spa at Blackstone Hotsprings offers mineral baths to both lodging guests and day-use guests.
THE WET ROOMThe Wet Room is a tropical paradise -- a large soaking pool with steps, ledges and benches so you can be in whatever depth of hotspring water you prefer. There is also a geothermal steam room, with thin sheets of water trickling down each wall, and a drenching waterfall that massages your back and neck and shoulders. Your bath in the Wet Room is always private, and we provide your towels and drinking water. Lodging guests can upgrade to a Pass for the Wet Room for an additional $25 per room night (or $20 if purchased pre-arrival). With your Wet Room Pass, you may use the Wet Room privately anytime it is not already occupied. Also with the Pass, you can sign up for specific times during your stay (including both early morning and late night). Walk-in bathers can use the Wet Room (based on availability) between 9am and 9pm for $25 per hour (one or two people; additional bathers are $10/each). Scheduled walk-in baths must be pre-paid when you come in to check the available times for the day. Rate:
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HISTORIC BATHS
Original 1930s Tubs
The Historic Baths provide the perfect atmosphere for a peaceful soak. A window in each tub room keeps you well-ventilated during your bath. Our Historic Tubs were originally built in the 1930s, and during renovation we found evidence of 10 tubs in the original bathhouse. We were able to preserve four of the original tubs in the building, two of which we offer as Historic Tubs in the public bathhouse. Each Historic Tub has been fully renovated with new tile and soft lighting. Rate:
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The Blackstone's Historic Tubs have our hottest water, directly from the hot spring at between 110 and 112 degrees. Cold "city water" is also provided if you would like a cooler bath.