Glen Ivy Hot Springs

Wife and I went for a day trip to enjoy the various pools (hot, warm, cold, & saline ones). Also the sauna rooms. Best of all were reserved 1 hour massages for us. We loved the massages and the plunges in the hot and then in the cold pools - they were invigorating. We went on a Saturday and it was packed and for the reason of being too crowded, we did not get to use the suffer pools or the mud pool. We had lunch at the main kitchen. We sat in the patio area because it wasn't as noisy as the inside seating. The massage rooms were clean and bed was comfortable. There is another area away from the massage area that one can get various treatments and there are changing rooms, lockers with keys and shower and lounging areas that are separate for men and women.

Glen Ivy Hot Springs was an amazing experience from start to finish. The online reservation process was simple, and check-in was swift and easy, which made the day start stress-free. The bathhouse is separated by gender, very clean, and well organized. As someone in healthcare, cleanliness and hygiene matter a lot, and Glen Ivy did an excellent job. The bathhouse includes free lockers, sauna, Roman spa, showers stocked with spa products, hair dryers, and many thoughtful extras that make the visit comfortable and relaxing. We did the Grotto experience, and it was truly relaxing and memorable. After that, we explored the different hot springs—from natural mineral pools to contrast therapy and lap pools. Each one had its own charm. The mud experience was also fantastic and something we will

Technically, I can't speak for any of the services or rooms since I only went for the pools and baths, but this place was really worth the trip. It's 75 per person during the week, 95 for Saturdays and 85 for Sundays. There's more charges for other services like the spa services and massages. Food and drink are, of course, extra charges, as well. We really got our money's worth, though, and we were there from 10am to almost 4pm trying out and relaxing in all the baths and pools around the site. There was a clay bath, a mineral bath, lap pool, several normal pools, a saline bath, a Roman bath, a vista pool, a cold plunge and hot plunge combo, and a nice lounge pool where you could lay on floaters and just chill out. You could rent robes for something like 30 bucks, or you could just use a t

Came from Chicago to take my niece for a spa day for her birthday. Very disappointing. We drove an hour &1/2 from LA. Not worth the drive, don’t let the pictures fool you. It looks to be a very large amazing space, in reality it is very small! It was so pack, we didn’t get a chance to use ANY of the salt pools or what they call a mud bath. It literally has a pile of mud on a small stand? Our massages were ok, not great. Mine felt very generic. Definitely won’t go back. It wasn’t inexpensive

First of all this is NOT A HOTEL, it's just a spa water expereince. I have been there several times over the years (both on the weekdays and weekends). I don't know if this is a new thing or I just never experienced it before but I WON'T BE GOING BACK! I remember enjoying my first experience, albiet it was expensive. But now, you HAVE to book treatments, not just the waters! I spoke to the Concierge and even though there is room to go to the waters, the only way to do it is to book an experience. The website says it has water sessions, but they are "sold out," so you aren't told how many just water sessions they have. I will not be going back to this place! There are lots of "healing waters" and "hot springs" in the area now, this is not the only game in town. Their prices have gone up con