Santa Teresa Hot Springs.

This has been on my bucket list for a while and it did not disappoint! It was 100% worth the drive. Upon entry, i was not impressed with the rough terrain. The entrance from the parking lot looks rough until you trek further into the facility. There are more than a handful pools to choose from and they vary from temperature. The pool on the highest level is boiling hot. It trickles down from there. I intended to stay for only an hour but i enjoyed it so much that i stayed until evening time. The water feels so nice on the skin. You can soak for hours due to the natural spring water! My skin feels great. Beverages are very reasonable for the facility. A bottled beer varies from $2.00 to $3.00. Bottled water is $1.50. I did not try the volcanic mud treatment but i've heard from others that it's very good.

First of all, thanks Wendy for helping me get transportation back to my hotel in Cerro Verde. Uber can drop you off but not pick you up. So keep that in mind if you are not doing a tour or renting a car. It's $10 a person. It's a beautiful place but either the pools are boiling hot or not hot enough. The food was great but the cocktails were only frozen and way too sweet! Prices are fair so we ended up just getting double shots to add to our cocktails. IG: love_to_exist

Many choices of pools (varying temperatures) spread over the spa so not too crowded (although I visited only during weekdays). $10 entry, no time limit. Plentiful parking. Hammocks. No loud music playing, just natural sounds. Some food/drink places inside but quite expensive (~$8-12/meal). You can get a meal/ drink/entry/mud spa package for $20 which is the best value for money. The spa involves putting the mud over yourself, going in a VERY hot sauna type box, washing it off then going in another pool.  There are some other things available there such as massages and a random geese/duck pond.

This was a phenomenal experience! I would recommend paying the 25 dollars per person for the pools, mud, and lunch! I just did the pools which was 10 dollars and extremely impressive. There were so many areas to explore and the restaurant made delicious food! I would love to go back again and you could easily spend the day here!

Beautiful hot springs with a $10 entrance fee. Many baths with different temperatures. It wasn't very busy on the Thursday afternoon when I visited. (If you go there by public bus, just know there is about a 30 minute fairly steep hike up and down from where the bus stops. I took an Uber back to the closest town for $5, because I didn't want to walk on the country road in the dark.)

This place is beautiful and relaxing!! I recommend spending a full day here and purchasing a spa package for $25 which includes lunch as well! There are areas that have tables, chairs and hammocks available to you at no extra cost. We definitely did not have time to visit all the pools but our stay was not only memorable but relaxing!!! Tip: wear water shoes

I spend the night here with my family. I chose a thrusday, which I don't recommend if you don't want to hear noise. On Thursdays, the entry fee is cheaper, and the day passes last until 11 pm. Other than that, my stay was awesome. I git the bigger cabin, Alemania with 2 rooms, 2 bathrooms and two private pools. We got dinner included and breakfast for the price, plus the use of everything the next day... I think it is a nice place. I just wish the mud area had more information on the process. It was more like other tourists tell you what to do next. I will be back for sure on my next visit.

We stayed for 2 nights. CONS: Thursday night is "Ladies Night", so women are allowed in for 3$ a head. The place got packed with locals and their children. It created a lot of noise and splashing and OVERCROWDEDNESS. Im not kidding, there was NO Space in any pool. DO NOT STAY AT THE SUIZA 1 or 2!!! it is directly next to a community pool, under the cafeteria and next to the road. You will NOT sleep, especially on Ladies Night. The "live" music, is basically a One Man Karaoke... As a musician; this was a disappointment for me. PROS: The staff kindly allowed us to switch our room to "Cabaña Japon" (but only because it had recently been made available). I recommend staying here because it gives you a PRIVATE hot and cold pool and it is a decent distance from the crowds. The food is DELICIOUS and the cocktails are decent. I would stay again, but only at cabaña japon and i recommend only staying max 2 nights.