100% Satisfied. You get a room to yourself that includes: - a private restroom - bed - tub with medicinal water I would recommend to bring the following: - cold water bottle - fan - sandles - head pillow for bathtubs to rest your head comfortably in the stone tub - earohones to listen to music The place is open as early as 7am. When you arrive you are seated in the waiting area while they set up your room. You can go in by yourself or select a tub for two people. It is recommended that you take all of your clothes off to soak and obsorbe all of the minerals. The water does not smell. It is clean. The water is warm, it takes me 3 minutes to walk in and get acclimated to the temperature. I usually turn off the lights set up my space with my water bottle, fan and music. I encourge you begin with 15-20 minutes. Read the instructions on the blue sign. The experience is relaxing and rejuvenating. You will definitely want to come back.

Please never never get a massage from sr. Nacho, he is unprofessional and makes you really uncomfortable. I complained to the owner and staff and everyone was very gracious and apologetic. Other than that I love this place all the other masseuses are amazing (all female) and the water is really nice and makes you feel better. But that sr. Should not be giving massages to females. Not ok.

Only 10 minutes walk from Hotel Camino Real Aeropuerto México. 250 pesos / hrs. There is a toilet in the private room, but you can’t flush it since it’s broken and no water in the tank. There are no towels provided, only sheets. The hot spring is approximately 39 degrees. It looks cloudy-ish yellow I think. No sulfur smell. This old building itself smells like herbs. I soaked myself in the lukewarm spring for 20 minutes as instructed by an amigo who filled it in the bathtub for me earlier.

Thermal bath was soothing. Amazing place and history. "The Cerro del Peñón de los Baños was known in pre-Hispanic times as the "Tepetzinco" (Cerrito) recreation and relaxation area for its thermal waters by the ruling classes, such as the Tlatoani Moctezuma , there were constructions since it was considered a sacred place" Wikipedia.

Great experience unique place to be very historic and water is hot and did good to my illness I be back soon for my own good

Nice clean baths. Nothing out of this world but a pleasant way to spend a coupla hours. 240 to enter. Unfortunately I couldn't get a massage as there was only one masseuse and not avail. 370 per hr.

Really felt better after my soak. Hope I have a chance to return.

Good service

Good

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Medicinal hot springs in the heart of Mexico City... A bit dilapidated, but adds to the charm. Clean.