Exploring Hot Springs In Reno

There are a lot of people who would like to simply loosen up at a Reno NV hotel, but there a plenty of people who would like to explore the surroundings while in the city. Exploring hot springs is one of the top things to do in the bucket list of the majority of people visiting the city. You can come across abundant options to choose from in Reno Tahoe when it comes to indulging yourself with a spa day. However, if you are on the lookout for something a little more on the wild side, you would definitely not like to miss out on a trek to one of the various Northern Nevada hot springs.

If a bit more of a civilized experience is what you try to find, do not miss the following:

ü  1862 David Walley’s Resort

Hot springs flow through “1862 David Walley’s Resort”. It is situated in Genoa, with sweeping views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and Carson Valley. The resort offers steam rooms and mineral spas, as well as massage and body treatments for a true spa experience.

Soak in the outdoor pool, where the water is sourced from David Walley’s seven natural mineral springs. When you get hungry, visit the 1862 Restaurant & Saloon, situated on-site, and take pleasure in meals such as grilled salmon, aged steak, filet mignon, and a lot more.

The resort is not far away from a luxury motel in Downtown Reno. It is full of entertainment for guests of all ages, including activities for children, a playground, pink pong tables, volleyball and billiards.

ü  Carson Hot Springs

South of Reno, in Carson City, Carson Hot Springs offers their guests a large, outdoor pool and smaller, jetted tubs fed by hot mineral water. The location is also known to offer guest a rich history.

Prior to the resort was constructed, Carson Hot Springs was originally used by settlers who were traveling to the California Gold Rush region. In 1880, the land was bought by Thomas Swift, named “Swift’s Hot Springs”, and opened with bathhouses, a hotel and clubhouse. After a few more changes in name and owners, the land was finally dubbed “Carson Hot Springs” in 1910.

Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, the resort turned out to be a happening place for dancing to Big Band music. Throughout the rest of the century, people continued to flock to Carson Hot Springs to soak in the water, receive water therapy and even enjoy exercise programs.

Today, Carson Hot Springs offers quite a lot of varieties of soaking tubs, including an outdoor concrete pool and smaller indoor tubs. The resort even has an on-site restaurant, Sassafras Eclectic Food Joint, and Show Tree Brewing.

ü  Steamboat Hot Springs

For a truly spa-like experience, Steamboat Hot Springs offers facial treatments, massage services, and a lot more, in addition to the traditional hot spring services.

This hot springs resort sources its geothermal mineral water from a spring on-site, directly into the soaking tubs. Choose from several soaking options, including private mineral baths with aromatherapy, outdoor soaking tubs or the geothermal steam room.

So, what are you waiting for? Kramer’s Midtown is the best motel in Reno that you can book and explore all these hot spring resorts!