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Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa

  • From $25
  • 20 min from Reno
  • Walk-in OK

A small nonprofit bathhouse on South Virginia Street in south Reno, on a geothermal site used for bathing since the 1850s. Visitors book private mineral-bath rooms or an outdoor mineral tub with a cold plunge, filled with water pumped straight from the ground, and massage and spa treatments are offered alongside. Children under 12 are not admitted.

White mission-style bathhouse with a bell tower at Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa, Reno, Nevada
Photo: Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa
Price
From $25
Nearest town
Reno
From Reno
20 min
Reservations
Walk-in OK

Plan your visit

Hours & season

Hours
  • Daily 10am-8pm per Travel Nevada
  • The venue site doesn't list hours
  • Call (775) 853-6600
SeasonOpen year-round

Tickets & booking

Price
  • Outdoor mineral bath & cold plunge from $25
  • Private mineral baths from $30 (30 or 60 min)
  • 3- and 6-packs
  • Tub Club membership from $175
AccessDay pass, walk-ins welcome
Booking
  • Book at least 48 hours ahead online
  • Card required
  • Cancel mineral baths 2+ hours ahead or pay 50%
  • No-shows pay in full

Rules

Swimwear
  • Swimsuits required
  • Swimsuits required for all communal mineral soaking
Ages
  • No children under 12 on the premises
  • Under-16s must be with a parent or guardian

On site

Pools8
LodgingNo

Not stated by the venue: dogs.

Water temperature

This venue doesn't publish pool temperatures.

Mineral profile

Total dissolved minerals

2,190 mg/L

Highly mineralized · Sodium–chloride (salty, brine-like water)

Sodium650 mg/L
Calcium11.3 mg/L
Magnesium0.45 mg/L
Potassium60 mg/L
Chloride869 mg/L
Sulfate68 mg/L
Silica320 mg/L
pH
7.1
Temp at source
199°F
Lithium
7.5 mg/L
Fluoride
2.1 mg/L
Boron
37 mg/L
Iron
0.06 mg/L

Lab analysis of the source water at “088 N18 E20 33c 1 Steamboat Springs” (0.3 mi from Steamboat Hot Springs Healing Center & Spa), sampled 1974–1978 by the USGS and partners (data). Pool water may be cooled, mixed or treated, and spring chemistry is generally stable over decades. We report measurements only; we don't make health claims.

The pools

PoolTempSetting
Private Mineral BathsprivateSeven private tub rooms (per Travel Nevada), booked for 30 or 60 min, up to two people; shower in each.—Indoor
Outdoor Mineral BathOutdoor geothermal tub paired with a cold plunge/cold shower.—Outdoor

As published by the venue. Temperatures shift with the seasons and the weather.

Facilities

  • Showers: yes
  • Massage: yes
  • Sauna: yes
Good to know
  • Arrive 15-20 min early
  • Reschedule if you have symptoms of a contagious illness
  • Cancellation fees still apply

What's here

  • private geothermal mineral bath rooms
  • outdoor mineral bath with cold plunge
  • geothermal steam room
  • infrared sauna
  • massage and facials
  • yoga and wellness classes
  • nonprofit historic site

Getting there

  • From Reno20 min13 mi
  • From Reno-Tahoe (RNO)17 min10 mi

Typical driving time without traffic or snow.

Elevation4,606 ft
Road
  • Paved road
  • At 16010 S Virginia St, south Reno

Things to do near Reno

town

Virginia City

Comstock Lode mining town with historic C Street, in the hills east of the springs.

park

Washoe Lake State Park

State park on Washoe Lake between Reno and Carson City, with camping and trails.

Nearby springs

Soakers in an outdoor pool fed by a wooden spout at Carson Hot Springs, Carson City, Nevada
Day pools

Carson Hot Springs

Carson City, NV

A historic hot springs on the east side of Carson City, run as a resort since the 1880s, with four outdoor pools and hot tubs at 98-104°F and nine private indoor pools. The 121°F mineral water flows through the pools with no chemicals or city water added, and every pool is drained and refilled daily. Admission is sold in 2-hour blocks without reservations, and a restaurant and brewery share the property.

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Historic stone building with a state historical marker at David Walley's Resort, Genoa, Nevada
Resort & lodging

David Walley's Resort

Genoa, NV

A Holiday Inn Club Vacations resort at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, 1.5 miles from Genoa, on a hot springs site developed in the 1860s. Day visitors pay one fee for the mineral spas (98-104°F), a geothermally heated swimming pool, steam rooms and dry saunas. Lodging ranges from studios to three-bedroom cottages, and the 1862 Restaurant & Saloon is on site.

Minerals536 mg/LSodium–sulfate · high silica
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Boulder-edged pool among tall pines at Sierra Hot Springs, Sierraville, California
Resort & lodgingClothing opt.

Sierra Hot Springs

Sierraville, CA

A nonprofit hot springs retreat on more than 600 acres outside Sierraville, about 30 minutes north of Truckee. Its four soaking areas run from the 95-96F Phoenix Baths to the 110-112F Temple Dome Hot Pool, which sits under a geodesic dome with two cold plunges, and all soaking areas are clothing optional. Every visit needs an advance reservation and at least one member in the party, and stays are in the Main Lodge, the Globe Hotel or the campground.

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Carson Hot Springs: 13 mi · David Walley's Resort: 28 mi · Sierra Hot Springs: 35 mi

Sources (11)

· checked November 2026

Prices, hours and rules are checked against the official site and land-agency pages. Spot something out of date? Let us know.

  1. Official site: home
  2. Official site: Hot springs
  3. Official site: Appointment policy
  4. Official site: The water
  5. Official site: About
  6. Official site: Packages specials
  7. Official site: Contact
  8. travelnevada.com: Steamboat hot springs
  9. visitrenotahoe.com: Hot springs
  10. travelnevada.com: Virginia city
  11. parks.nv.gov: Washoe lake