Soaking Info La Paloma Too, formerly Hay-Yo-Kay Hot Springs, reopened under the banner of La Paloma Hot Springs, Spa and Lodging in 2014. La Paloma Too has the oldest baths in town and gravel-bottom natural flow pools. KidsChildren age 7 years and older are allowed in baths with water temperatures of 106 degrees or less. … Read more
Thirty-two rooms are spread across several properties, all in downtown Truth or Consequences. Bright colors, original art, and furnishings from the ’50s decorate this downtown spa/motel. There are 5 mineral baths reserved for guests, who receive unlimited soaks. Dogs are welcome for an extra $25 per night for the first and $15 per additional dogs. … Read more
Hit the pool for laps, aerobics, or a game of Marco Polo. Open when weather and staffing allows.
Natural free flowing bathhouses and rooms in a quiet and peaceful space
Indian Springs was established in the 1930s. Two private, natural-flowing hot spring pools are situated next to six ’40s-style efficiency apartments.
Casual wear, jewelry, hats, t-shirts and fun gift items.
Lodging guests have access to private baths, either inside or outside, depending on the room. Pets are allowed for an extra fee.
1940s traditional spa services include on-site hot springs mineral baths (one soak per person per night). Most rooms have kitchens.
The Hoosier offers one-hour hot mineral water soaks in 3 private, enclosed areas. Open Monday through Saturday 11am-8pm.
Sierra County’s only locally-based cannabis operation and vendor.
Blackstone’s rooms pay tribute to old tv shows, from As the World Turns to Star Trek. Main property rooms have unlimited use of in-room hot springs. Walk-in soakers may book private soaks in the outdoor baths.
Displays on the history of Sierra County and its inhabitants, fossils, a world-class pottery exhibit, and the Ralph Edwards Room.
Truth or Consequences’ Albert J. Lyon Events Center is located next to the Sierra County Fairgrounds, with ample parking including space for RVs. The Albert Lyon includes a kitchen and is available for meetings and events. Contact the Sierra County Extension for rental info. Events at the Albert Lyon & Fairgrounds Dates and times are … Read more
Close to groceries, fuel, propane and restaurants. Just a few blocks from the Hot Springs District and mineral bath soaks. Mature shade trees.
All hand-made, all the time.
The second happiest place on earth.
Feel great, feel full, feel grateful.
301 S. Foch, Truth or Consequences
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