Pretty nice. Not super deluxe. Wouldn't be my destination but it's a nice stop to warm up and get clean if you've been on the road and/or camping. Not super natural. Sulphur stinky/slimy in warm pools. Cool off great. Worth a stop time permitting. If it's full camping fairholm is apparently great.

Great spot for a day, or more if you are hiking. No internet. Which I knew but that takes some adjusting Cabins were cozy and functional. The hot springs are nice but I think they could get crowded. Locker room was nasty at end of day but first thing in AM for resort guests only is nice Restaurant selection was limited but service was great. No other dining options do not sure how busy it gets in high season

Food was good at the restaurant (price wise and taste choices) and the hot springs enjoyable and temperate. The staff was friendly and the service very kind and attentive and it was a great day trip. Kids had fun! Nice to relax after the long drive. Have fun!

We visit here once a year. The restaurant was in full operation and had some great options. The pool area was clean and in good repair. The store in the lodge has nice options for souvenirs. The cabins are getting rough in places - worn furniture, electrical plug not working. And- the swings are gone.

The cabin we had was very cute. It was rustic but had everything we needed. Very nice bathroom with lots of water pressure. The beds were super comfortable. The best thing about staying here is that you can come and go from the hot springs without having to drive anywhere. And you can get in first thing in the morning before the crowds arrive. It's a bit of a drive from anywhere so if you want to enjoy the springs it's great to stay there. The restaurant was a little pricey and the ambience is blah - but there was a good selection on the menu an the food was good. There is also a little store where you can buy all kinds of food to have in your room. The lodging is a bit pricey as well, but it does give you access to the springs so it was worth it.