Castle Hot Springs

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5050 N Castle Hot Springs Rd, Morristown AZ 85342

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Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

About Castle Hot Springs

Castle Hot Springs is a stunning resort nestled in the middle of nowhere, offering a serene and peaceful retreat for its guests. The location is breathtaking, with a stunning landscape that enchants visitors. The staff at Castle Hot Springs are consistently praised for their exceptional service and friendliness. Guests have described the team, including individuals like Whitney, Ryan, Raina, Alexus, Cody, Bevin, Sarah, Roy, Alex, Robert, and others, as incredible and top-notch, going above and beyond to ensure a wonderful experience. The accommodations at the resort are highly praised, with guests raving about the well-appointed and stocked rooms, as well as the unique and comfortable bungalows. The farm-to-table dining experience is also a highlight, with guests describing the food as fresh, top-notch, and delicious. Visitors to Castle Hot Springs have access to a variety of activities and amenities, including the stunning hot springs, wellness treatments, and opportunities to explore the beautiful surrounding landscape. The resort is particularly appreciated by solo female travelers, who have felt safe and comfortable during their stays. Overall, Castle Hot Springs is consistently described as a true paradise, with guests eagerly anticipating their return visits to this exceptional resort.

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Why we love it: An iconic spa resort remade as a chic, eco-friendly retreat Highlights:- A digitally disconnected philosophy that allows guests to unwind and engage- Meals at the fantastic on-site restaurant included in the room rate- Dark sky?friendly lighting and other sustainable design elements The Review: Once the preferred haunt of the American aristocracy, Castle Hot Springs, located just an hour's drive northwest of Phoenix, attracted families like the Pews, Wrigleys, Vanderbilts, and Rockefellers. In 1945, John F. Kennedy even convalesced here, hiking the high-desert trails and soaking in the hot springs that have served as a place of healing for the native Yavapai tribe for millennia. A 1976 fire set the resort on the path to decline, but as of 2019, it's back and wowing guests with old glamour and new green elements.The resort, now freshly renovated, comprises a main lodge, 12 contemporary bungalows, and 19 cabins (complete with telescopes for stargazing), all designed by the team behind Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort and Hotel Valley Ho. Following the property's "digital detox" ethos, rooms don't have TV or Wi-Fi, but more than make up for it with luxurious bedding and deep-soaking tubs. When not relaxing in privacy, guests can dine on fresh, local fare at on-site restaurant Harvest (which works with more than 150 varieties of fruits and vegetables grown on the hotel's organic farm) or take a dip in the 125,000-gallon swimming pool fed by the surrounding hot springs. Also on property are two natural soaking pools, a rock grotto, and a serene spa right next to the spring. For those who wish to venture off-site, the staff can arrange hikes or horseback rides through the Bradshaw Mountains.

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