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Hot Springs Open Year-Round in Arkansas

Hot springs that stay open through winter, when snow soaking is at its best. Check road conditions before you drive.

We list 4 in Arkansas, 4 of them near Hot Springs: the lowest listed adult price is Quapaw Baths & Spa ($30).

Grand twin-towered historic hotel facade with flags at Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa (Thermal Bathhouse), Hot Springs, Arkansas
Resort & lodging

Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa (Thermal Bathhouse)

Hot Springs, AR

A historic hotel at the north end of Bathhouse Row with a Thermal Bathhouse on the third floor, where park spring water is piped into private baths. The one-hour Thermal Mineral Bath includes a dry sauna and wraps, and packages add massage or facials. The hotel also has cascading outdoor pools for guests from March through October.

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Vintage black-and-white photo of visitors walking along Bathhouse Row at Buckstaff Bathhouse, Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Buckstaff Bathhouse

Hot Springs, AR

A traditional bathhouse on Bathhouse Row that has offered baths continuously since 1912, with thermal water piped in from the park's springs. The classic package moves guests through a private whirlpool tub, sitz tub, steam cabinet and hot packs, with an optional short massage. Baths are walk-in only, and men and women are served on separate floors.

Minerals188 mg/LCalcium–bicarbonate
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Cream Spanish-style bathhouse building with arched windows and red tile roof at Hotel Hale, Hot Springs, Arkansas
Resort & lodging

Hotel Hale

Hot Springs, AR

A nine-suite boutique hotel in the 1892 Hale Bathhouse, the oldest building on Bathhouse Row. Every suite has a large soaking tub filled with thermal water piped from the park's springs, so soaking is for overnight guests only. The ground floor holds Eden, a restaurant with a living wall and full bar.

Minerals195 mg/LCalcium–bicarbonate
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White Spanish Colonial bathhouse with a tiled dome on Bathhouse Row at Quapaw Baths & Spa, Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Quapaw Baths & Spa

Hot Springs, AR

A 1922 Bathhouse Row building reopened as a spa, with public thermal pools under a stained-glass skylight plus private mineral baths. Pool entry is walk-in and first come first served, for ages 14 and up. Swim attire and rubber or plastic slip-on shoes are required.

Minerals188 mg/LCalcium–bicarbonate
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