After nearly 30 years, historic Murrieta Hot Springs Resort will reopen to public in February 2024.

For more than 100 years Southern California’s culture has been woven through the healing waters of Murrieta Hot Springs. Nestled amid a mountainous backdrop and towering palms, timeless elegance and contemporary charm collide at our hot springs resort where our geothermal waters have proven curative for centuries. More than 50 pools and water features are complemented by 174 rooms ranging from cozy comfort to suites and rooms with private soaking tubs.

For the past 30 years, historic Southern California hot springs retreat Murrieta Hot Springs Resort has been out of action and closed to the public. Originally built in 1902, the destination flows with the area’s alkaline geothermal waters which contain a unique combination of sulphate, chloride, boron, calcium, lithium, potassium, sodium, silica and bicarbonate.

Once complete, the wellness retreat and hotel will be home to more than 50 geothermal pools, water features and cold plunges as well as a full-service spa, a fitness centre and the resort’s original bathhouse with a steamroom, warm pools and a cold plunge pool.

Guests will also be able to visit a terra thermal mud loft, rooftop sundeck and panoramic sauna complete with wide-reaching views of the surrounding area.

There will also be Sleep Rooms available, specifically optimised for a better night's sleep, featuring Bryte Balance beds with connected technology, a select pillow menu, blackout curtains, lighting controls, temperature regulation and an ambient soundscapes machine.