Indian Springs
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Customer Reviews (9 reviews)
dfost11111
on Citysearch Nov 01, 2009They only allow hotel guests and those having treatments to use their olympic pool heated by the hot springs. All the ammenities of the 21st century in a 1900's facility. Great that they keep on file the therapists you... (more)
mayangod
on Citysearch Dec 19, 2007This place is for GAMERS and I do mean that they will play with your emotions /your money/ and your time. As far as value HYPE is a good word, and if you need more insight (READ 08/15/2007 Posted by chicagoamanda) As... (more)
shamanurseca
on Citysearch Dec 16, 2007This spa has the best mud bath in Calistoga. I have tried others, but this one takes the cake. For one thing they use the volcanic ash and water to make a thick mud using the geyeser mineral water. They do not add peat moss... (more)
chicagoamanda
on Citysearch Aug 14, 2007My husband and I stayed at Indian Springs last week. We were in town for my sister's wedding, and the majority of her wedding guests stayed there. The rooms themselves are ok (nothing special and certainly not worth... (more)
Contributor
on Citysearch Aug 30, 2006<b>The Scene</b><br>Indian Springs is the oldest continuously operating spa in California. Long before Calistoga's original resort was built here in 1860, the local Wapoo Indians used the site for sweat lodges.... (more)
Kelley E.
on Judys Book Aug 14, 2006There is an oversized olympic swimming pool (since 1862) that gets fed from geysers right on the property. You can see the scalding water erupting from the earth right next to the pool. They actually cap it, and then... (more)
Citysearch User
on Citysearch Nov 17, 2005My husband and I visited Indian Springs on our honeymoon to take in the mud baths. Well, while we were under whelmed by the mud experience (I thought it would just feel like MORE) , the overall experience there was... (more)
kemmeo
on Citysearch Feb 08, 2005I take a couple of friends up annualy for a Spa Day of pampering and the road always leads us to the Indian Springs Resort. While it doesn't have the contemporary spa "what the..." effect (ie. seaweed/foil wraps,... (more)
SRosenbaum
on Citysearch May 16, 2002Getting a mud bath is a weird but soothing experience. The mud (actually volcanic ash and hot mineral water) is so dense that your body rests on top of it in the tubs, then the rest of the mud is packed around your bod. You... (more)