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Ojo Caliente Hot Springs Round Barn

Ojo Caliente, New Mexico

Historic New Mexico hot springs resort with communal mineral pools, private tubs, and day-pass soaking near Taos.

Distinctive round barn structure with domed roof and wooden doors against desert hillside
  • Outdoor hot spring pool with lounge chairs and adobe walls in desert landscape
  • Two guests relaxing in a natural hot spring pool with rustic stone walls and burgundy hammock
  • Ojo Caliente Hot Springs Round Barn photo 4
Photo: JAS via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$
Hotel guests only
No
Adults only
No
Minimum age
13
Access
Day pass
Price
Upscale

Ojo Caliente's Round Barn property sits within one of the country's oldest hot springs resorts, drawing on four naturally sulfur-free mineral waters — arsenic, lithia, soda and iron. The draw here is simple: soak. Visitors can choose between the communal pools, including the Arsenic Pool, or book a private tub for a quieter session.

Beyond the water, the grounds include a restaurant, outdoor bathing areas, a cold plunge, and space for yoga and movement classes. A day pass covers access to the soaking areas, making it workable as a standalone visit rather than requiring an overnight stay, and the resort is open to families (minimum age 13) rather than restricted to adults only.

Hours run 8am to 6pm most days of the week, shortening to 8am–4pm on Sundays. Pricing sits in the upscale range for the region, with the resort also offering bundled packages that pair soaking with spa treatments or yoga for those who want more than a basic pass. No treatment count is listed for this specific property, so anyone wanting bodywork or facials should check current spa-menu details and availability directly with Ojo Caliente before planning a visit.

Good to know

Is a day pass available without booking a room?
Yes, day-pass access to the soaking pools is available without staying overnight.
What hours is it open?
It's open 8am–6pm Monday through Saturday and 8am–4pm on Sunday.
Is there a minimum age to visit?
Yes, the minimum age is 13; it is not an adults-only property.
What kind of pools does it have?
The resort features communal hot springs including the Arsenic Pool, plus private tubs for those wanting a more secluded soak.
How much does it cost?
It falls in the upscale price tier; exact day-pass rates aren't listed here, so check the resort's website for current pricing.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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