Symes Hot Springs Hotel & Mineral Baths

Symes Hotel was built in 1928 in the small town of Hot Springs, Sanders County, to house health-seekers drawn by the area's natural carbonate-rich geothermal waters. The springs discharge at around 50°C with notable carbonation, giving the water a distinctive sparkle. The hotel's main feature is a series of private mineral bath rooms where guests fill personal soaking tubs with the spring water. A larger communal pool is also available. The hotel retains much of its 1920s character, with pressed tin ceilings and vintage fixtures throughout.