I wish the earth would swallow me up and spit me out into the hot spring bath at this spa! This is Balneario Vito, a place where you can clear your mind, relax your body, and immerse yourself in its super-hot waters, which even flow into its two hotels.
Located in Tula, Hidalgo, this resort welcomes you with its spring waters, whose temperatures exceed 54 °C. It’s worth noting that these waters are renowned for their mineral properties due to their high concentration of magnesium, calcium, and ferric oxide.
According to Balneario Vito’s official website, these waters are credited with improving skin health, regulating digestion, and providing anti-inflammatory benefits.
Attractions and Services
The resort features water slides and slides, as well as a children’s play area where the little ones can burn off all their energy, and green spaces for those who prefer to relax in the sun.
But you’ll enjoy the ultimate relaxation at one of its hotels, which, in addition to basic amenities, feature private hot spring tubs. It’s important to note that your stay includes access to the spa for a couple of days (the day of your arrival and the following day).
How much does lodging cost?
At the first hotel, which features a balcony or terrace, rates range from $850 for one person to $3,150 for five guests per room.
At the new hotel, prices range from $1,050 for one person to $4,200 for six guests.
How much is admission to the spa?
If you simply want to enjoy the pools without staying overnight, general admission is $180 for adults and $110 for children under 1.20 meters tall, as well as for seniors with an INAPAM card. Please note that operating hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., 365 days a year.
If the hustle and bustle of Mexico City is getting on your nerves, plan a visit to this spa with a thermal bath to soak in its pools or enjoy a well-deserved rest.
