Castle Hot Springs,

5050 N Castle Hot Springs Rd, Morristown, AZ 85342, United States

"Heaven on earth. Every aspect of this place is delightful, From the stunning views, incredible hikes, magical waters, and divine food to the perfect bungalows. I could go on. But to be honest, what makes this place truly special is the people. The reception team members greet you with a smile and are always willing to help. The farmers put all their love into their craft. The divine Chef, the cooks, the very hospitable restaurant team, all the super energetic instructors, the very skilled spa team, the people driving you around, and the cleaning team. I will never forget my vacations at Castle Hot Springs; these people are the main reason. Their kindness and positivity truly made my stay memorable."

"If you are looking for a healthy recharge this is your place. Organic farm to table amidst the most beautiful scenery and with the most wonderful staff. So much adventure to experience and the best spa treatments and mindful activities to help you shave off the stress of life. It’s exclusive and healing."

"Exceeded all my expectations, without knowing what to expect. We had terrible weather but still I felt the magic of this place. The entire staff were accommodating and kind. The bed was soft, food was great and everything felt five stars. 100% worth it and will be back. PS- Go to the hot springs at night"

"We stayed for three nights in January. The resort is off the beaten track in the Sonoran Desert-seven miles of dirt road driving to get there. It is definitely worth the effort. The physical setting is spectacular, a green oasis in the middle of a brown and desolate desert, set in a canyon surrounded by steep hills. This is (of necessity given its remote location) an all inclusive experience. Three meals, snacks and many non-alcoholic beverages are included in the daily room rate. There is a daily allowance for alcoholic beverages too. The staff, the food, the service, the rooms and the setting are all first class. The hot springs are first rate, with three levels of pools, with each descending level a bit cooler than the higher one. Unlike most hot springs we have visited, the water is clear and virtually oderless. You get in and don't want to get out. Hiking trails begin in the resort and range from very easy to experts only. We did not experience the spa so can't comment. The food was a highlight of our experience. It would take a much longer review to do it justice. Our room was spacious and comfortable and included an outdoor tub that could be filled with water from the hot springs. There is a pool that is filed from the hot springs that we didn't use because of the temps which were in the low 50s during our stay. I could go on but you get the point. There are lots of activities most of which we didn't try. But it is definitely a place where you could be going all day if you want. Highly recommended."

"Perfection and the only catch is that it's quite pricey. However, I make 30,000 a year and I STILL felt it was 100% worth my money. Even if it's a once in a lifetime, go! The people clearly love their jobs, the food (I am so hard to please) was very delicious, the cabins were clean, and the place was breathtaking. I also liked that the staff wouldn't bother you but were right there of you needed anything. And they kept track of allergies and food preferences like hawks. I accidentally mentioned my partner's aversion to sun dried tomatoes during the pre-visit phone call, and they mentioned it right away for a dish which contained them that it could easily be made without. I had no idea they noted it down! Please visit, y'all. Even the toilet paper is perfect enough to bring you back to life and ready for the real world again. Shout out to Amanda in the dining hall, AJ at the front desk, and the waiter who managed the Wildflower restaurant in NYC (sorry for not writing down your name). You folks made this experience above and beyond perfect."