Alameda's Hot Springs - Hot Springs in Montana

This is a spa motel built in the 1930s.

Each room is owned by a different owner, offering a variety of tastes.

Outdoor Pools Added

Hot Springs, a spa town on the Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana.

Alameda's Hot Springs is a motel near Roses Plunge, a hot spring at the northern end of the settlement.

Covered in dense greenery, it had a remote appearance that could be mistaken for an ordinary house if one knew nothing about it.

The small office was located on the east end of the property.

Nearly 20 cabins or suites can be reserved online at the official website.

They did not exist at the time of my visit, but it appears that four private outdoor pools and a sauna have been added in the vicinity of the "dome" during renovations.

The tubs are ready-made Jacuzzis.

Alameda’s Hot Springs

Overnight guests can use the private outdoor pools for one hour free of charge.

The courtyard had a cozy-looking wooden deck and a peaceful view.

The indoor rooms surrounding the courtyard were connected by a homelike hallway.

Room #3

I was told by a staff that each room has a different owner and therefore a different taste.

I chose Room #3.

It was a spacious suite consisting of a living room, bedroom and kitchen.

The kitchen was equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, and electric stove, and was suitable for long-term stays.

There were more than enough plates and utensils to go around.

Now, the geothermal water was drawn to the bathroom in the guest room.

It was an ordinary looking bathroom consisting of a toilet and a jetted tub.

Capybara

A little boring, isn't it?

Hot water will do it.

Alpaca

However, the 118 degrees F water poured here was the real thing.

It had a strong burnt sulfur smell and was tender to the touch.

There are some walk-in soaking facilities nearby, making it an ideal base for visiting various hot springs.

Summary

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