A 77-acre hot springs resort outside Santa Fe with spring-fed thermal pools, day-pass soaking packages from $175, and overnight lodging.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Day pass
- $225
- Signature treatment
- Ojo Bliss
- Adults only
- No
- Minimum age
- 13
Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort sits on 77 acres of high desert outside the city, built around spring-fed thermal pools that have drawn soakers for generations. The resort combines a communal soaking area with a small spa program, a farm-to-table restaurant, hiking and biking trails, free morning yoga, and WiFi throughout the property.
Day visitors can book the Ojo Bliss package for $225 per person, which pairs the signature spa treatment with access to the soaking pools, or opt for the Dos Ojos Soaking Package at $175 for a soak-focused day without the treatment. The minimum age for access is 13, and the resort welcomes both families and couples rather than running as an adults-only property. A reservation is required, and access runs as a day pass or through an overnight stay.
Overnight guests get unlimited soaking access from 7:30am to 10:00pm, including on arrival and departure days, with no resort fee attached. Rooms range from Garden View Kings and Doubles to one- and two-bedroom casitas, and the resort runs seasonal lodging discounts for regional and New Mexico residents along with themed packages built around romance, dining credit, or wellness extras like infrared sauna and float tank sessions.
The property also hosts private events and multi-day corporate wellness retreats, with custom catering and meeting space built into the grounds. It's located at 242 Los Pinos Rd in Santa Fe, and the resort can be reached directly by phone for booking details.
Good to know
- What does the day pass include?
- The Ojo Bliss day package costs $225 per person and includes the signature spa treatment plus access to the soaking pools.
- Is there a cheaper option if I just want to soak?
- Yes, the Dos Ojos Soaking Package is $175 and focuses on pool access without a spa treatment.
- Is this spa adults-only?
- No, it's family friendly and welcomes couples, but the minimum age for access is 13.
- Do I need to book ahead?
- Yes, a reservation is required for both day visits and overnight stays; call the resort directly to confirm availability.
- Can hotel guests soak for free?
- Overnight guests get unlimited soaking access from 7:30am to 10:00pm, including check-in and check-out days, with no separate resort fee.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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