Taking a break from the routine for a vacation is always a good idea, but the definition of paradise could be very different for everyone. If you’re team hot water, you’ll love these hot springs , they’re near CDMX!
But what is the difference between a mineral water place and a hot spring? Hot springs are waters that gush out of the ground at more than 5°C higher than the surface temperature.
The best thing is that they have healing properties because they are rich in mineral components and lend themselves to therapeutic use through baths, inhalations, irrigations and more. Now, here is the list:
1. Ixtapan Water Park
This spa is one of the favorites. It opened its doors in 1939 and since then it has not stopped being visited frequently.
In the general park you will find pools, slides, wave pool, children’s games, an artificial river and even a little train to go around the park . Perfect to go with children!
However, you can access only the thermal spa where indoor and outdoor pools await you.
🚗 2 hours from CDMX
Monday to Sunday (hot springs)
$105, price of the thermal spa.
📍 San Gaspar Square s/n, Ixtapan de la Sal
2. Balneario El Géiser Spa
Located in the Magical Town of Tecozautla, Hidalgo, is this spa. The special thing about this site is that it is a volcano vent and its thermal waters are at 95ºC.
Among its facilities are a restaurant, regular pools, children’s games, as well as lodging options (hotel, camping or cabin).
2 hours from CDMX.
Monday to Sunday
$220 general admission
El Geiser s/n, Uxdejhé, Tecozautla, Hidalgo
3. El Paraíso Huichapan
If you’re looking for hotels with hot springs, you’ve found it! This one lives up to its name because it really does look like paradise. A natural spring that feeds the spa awaits you here.
You will enjoy total calm and relaxation, and then rest in one of its rooms. Although you also have the option of just entering the pool area.
Monday to Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🎟️ $150 general admission to the spa.
📍 Huichapan, Hidalgo
4. Las Huertas Spa
This spring spa is located in the state of Morelos. You won’t want to miss it, as it is surrounded by lush vegetation. What’s special about it? They give you the option of camping so you can enjoy an ecotourism experience to the fullest.
2 and a half hours from CDMX.
Monday to Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
$150 general admission
Mexico-Acapulco Highway k. m. 149 Tlaquiltenango, Morelos
5. Las Termas Atotonilco Hot Springs Spa
This place has six hot springs, and you can enjoy swimming pools, splash pools, slides, green areas, sports courts, an aquatube and more. Ideal to go with kids!
2 and a half hours from CDMX.
Open 365 days from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Cost $120 per person. Children $100
Calle Las Termas, 62925 Centro Atotonilco, Morelos
6. El Tephé Water Park
This option is located in the state of Hidalgo. Here kids and adults can have fun, plus it is a must if you are looking to relax; there are relaxing massages, barbecue grills and even grills.
🚗 3 hours from CDMX
🕛 Every day from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm
🎟️ General admission $150 and $230 on weekends and vacations.
📍 Mexico-Laredo Highway k. m. 152, Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo
8. La Heredad Ecotourism Center
This spa and ecotourism center offers cabins, camping area, restaurant bar and thermal water pools. You will be delighted to know that this is the only spa with a steam vault, so you can enjoy a paradise of relaxation where there are massages and tranquility.
🚗 3 hours from the city.
Monday to Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Adults $100. Children under one meter tall are free.
San Juanico s/n, La Heredad, 42302 Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo
9. Tolantongo Caves
This is one of the most popular spas. Here you will enjoy incredible views. There are caves, tunnels, trails, waterfalls and its magnificent thermal water pools with temperatures ranging from 36ºC to 38ºC.
3 hours 40 minutes from CDMX.
Every day from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
$230 general admission
San Cristobal Municipality of Cardonal, Hidalgo, Mexico. CP. 42370