Steamboat Hot Springs
Also known as Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa
205°F
Source water (NOAA)
Drive-up
Easy access
Paid
Fees apply
Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa is a registered historic landmark on the Steamboat Springs geothermal field south of Reno. It has six private indoor soaking rooms and an outdoor tub for up to five people, all booked as private sessions of 30 minutes to two hours. Swimwear is required outdoors and in public areas, while the private indoor rooms are clothing optional. It also offers massage, facials, infrared saunas and monthly wellness events.
01 · Before you go
Plan your visit
What to expect on the ground: rules, facilities and when to go.
- Swimsuits required
- Toilets & parking
- PoolsSix private indoor soaking rooms plus an outdoor tub for up to five people
- HoursListed as 10 am to 8 pm Sunday to Wednesday and 10 am to 9 pm Thursday to Saturday on one guide; another source says 10 am to 8 pm daily. Confirm with the spa.
- Reservations required
- Open in winterPrivate indoor rooms and outdoor tub; daily hours. Winter guide
- FeesIndoor rooms are priced for one person or a couple, with a 60-minute couples soak at $55. The outdoor tub is priced per person, and each booking is private to your party. Soaks run 30 minutes to two hours, with a two-hour maximum because the mineral water is so hot. Towels rent for $3, or bring your own.
Best time to go. Book at least 48 hours ahead.
02 · Live
Conditions
Access status, weather and hazards. Closure feeds are checked automatically every morning.
Access
No closures reported
No closure, fire or weather warning found in Forest Service, wildfire (NIFC) or National Weather Service feeds. That isn't confirmation it's open, so check with the resort.
Checked 22 Oct · updated daily
Searches in October 2026 found no closure notice; the spa is described as the only remaining commercial geothermal soaking facility at Steamboat and still operating, with a local news report of the spa and new geyser activity dated February 2024. Guide hours differ, so call (775) 853-6600 before visiting.
Source water on the field is 220 to 230 F or hotter and the area has had new surface geyser activity since 2024; stay inside the spa's controlled tubs.
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03 · Route
Getting there
Nearest town: Reno.
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From Reno, drive south on US 395 for about 15 minutes to the spa at 16010 S Virginia St. On-site parking.
39.3880, −119.7430 · nearest town Reno, NV
04 · Where to stay
Stay nearby
Make a night of it. Places to stay near Reno, from campgrounds to cabins.
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Checked against 5 sources, with closures, wildfires and weather warnings re-checked daily.Show sourcesShare your photosSuggest an update
- hotspringsguides.com (official_url)
- travelnevada.com (hours, pricing, rooms, reservations)
- abcnews4.com (status, geyser activity)
- en.wikipedia.org (only remaining commercial facility)
- steamboatsprings.org (rooms,prices,clothing,facilities,services)
