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Hoosier Hot Springs & Inn

  • From $30
  • 104°F
  • 2 hr 35 min from Albuquerque
  • Reservations required

An adults-only 1937 inn in downtown T or C, revitalized in 2026, with four private soaking spaces: three walled outdoor pools and the original indoor bath. Untreated, unheated mineral water flows in at about 104°F and drains back to the Rio Grande, and each pool is drained and cleaned between reservations. Inn guests get a free 1-hour soak per night.

Private soaking tub in a lantern-lit courtyard at Hoosier Hot Springs & Inn, Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
Photo: Hoosier Hot Springs & Inn
Price
From $30
Water
104°F
Nearest town
Truth or Consequences
From Albuquerque
2 hr 35 min
Reservations
Required

Plan your visit

Hours & season

Hours
  • Hot springs daily 8am-10pm
  • Last soak 9pm
SeasonOpen year-round

Tickets & booking

Price
  • Private soak $30-$40/hr for 1-2 guests depending on pool (online price, $5 off walk-up), +$10 per extra guest
  • 2- and 3-hr soaks available
AccessReservation required
Booking
  • Book online to save $5/hr
  • County tourism says advance reservations are highly recommended

Rules

Ages
  • Adults-only setting
  • The venue does not state a minimum age

On site

Pools4
LodgingYes

Not stated by the venue: swimwear, dogs.

Water temperature

Soaking-pool temperatures as published by the venue or land agency; they vary with season and flow.

Mineral profile

Total dissolved minerals

2,635 mg/L

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

Sodium730 mg/L
Calcium162 mg/L
Magnesium17 mg/L
Potassium54.4 mg/L
Chloride1,240 mg/L
Sulfate72.5 mg/L
Bicarbonate228 mg/L
Silica41 mg/L
pH
7.2
Temp at source
95°F
Lithium
0.61 mg/L
Fluoride
2.9 mg/L
Boron
0.31 mg/L
Iron
0.02 mg/L

Lab analysis of the source water at “14s.4w.4 Blackstone Hot Spring Well”, sampled 2015 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
The Signature CypressprivateNewest and largest pool, enclosed; up to 4; outdoor shower.—Outdoor
The CedarprivateEnclosed with sky views; up to 4; outdoor shower.—Outdoor
The JuniperprivateOfuro-style bath, best for 1-2; up to 3.—Outdoor
The 1937 Original Indoor BathprivateOriginal bath built by H.B. Lotz; up to 4.—Indoor

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

Facilities

WaterNatural flow-through, no chemicals
  • Never treated, heated or filtered
  • Flows continuously through each pool and is drained and cleaned between reservations
  • Towel rental: yes
  • Food on site: no
Good to knowTowels, water and drinks sold at check-in

What's here

  • 4 private soaking areas
  • original 1937 indoor bath
  • ofuro-style Juniper bath
  • 10-room boutique inn
  • adults only

Getting there

  • From Albuquerque2 hr 35 min149 mi
  • From El Paso (ELP)2 hr 33 min127 mi

Typical driving time without traffic or snow.

Elevation4,243 ft
Road
  • Paved road
  • At 516 Austin St, downtown

Things to do near Truth or Consequences

lake

Elephant Butte Lake State Park

New Mexico's largest lake, a few miles north of T or C; camping, boating and beaches.

museum

Geronimo Springs Museum

Local history museum on Main Street in downtown Truth or Consequences.

lake

Caballo Lake State Park

Reservoir on the Rio Grande about 20 miles south of town with camping and fishing.

Straight-line distances. Campground and trailhead data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Nearby springs

Blackstone Hotsprings: 0 mi · Charles Motel & Hotsprings: 0 mi · Fire Water Lodge: 0 mi

Sources (7)

· 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. sierracountynewmexico.info: Hoosier hot springs and inn
  4. sierracountynewmexico.info: Truth or consequences hot springs
  5. emnrd.nm.gov: Elephant butte lake state park
  6. geronimospringsmuseum.com
  7. emnrd.nm.gov: Caballo lake state park