Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa (Thermal Bathhouse)
- From $45
- 1 hr 8 min from Little Rock
A historic hotel at the north end of Bathhouse Row with a Thermal Bathhouse on the third floor, where park spring water is piped into private baths. The one-hour Thermal Mineral Bath includes a dry sauna and wraps, and packages add massage or facials. The hotel also has cascading outdoor pools for guests from March through October.
Interior restoration of common areas and rooms under way; the hotel says operations are unaffected.
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✓ Verified November 2026
- Price
- From $45
- Nearest town
- Hot Springs
- From Little Rock
- 1 hr 8 min
- Reservations
- Check venue
Plan your visit
Hours & season
| Hours | Thermal Bathhouse Mon-Thu 8am-3pm, Fri-Sat 8am-5pm, Sun 8am-3pm |
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Rules
| Ages | Thermal Mineral Bath for ages 10 and up |
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On site
| Lodging | Yes |
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Not stated by the venue: access, swimwear, dogs.
Water temperature
This venue doesn't publish pool temperatures.
Mineral profile
- Temp at source
- 127°F
Lab analysis of the source water at “Arsenic Spring Under Wall Of Arlington Hotel” (0.1 mi from Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa (Thermal Bathhouse)), sampled 1900–1901 by the USGS and partners (data). Pool water may be cooled, mixed or treated, and spring chemistry is generally stable over decades. We report measurements only; we don't make health claims.
Facilities
- Food on site: yes
- Massage: yes
- Sauna: yes
| Good to know | Pet-friendly rooms on request, $60 per pet per night |
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What's here
- Thermal Bathhouse operating since 1924
- private thermal mineral baths
- dry sauna
- massage and facials
- outdoor pools for guests Mar-Oct
- on-site restaurant
- historic hotel at the head of Bathhouse Row
Getting there
- From Little Rock1 hr 8 min55 mi
- From Hot Springs (HOT)11 min6 mi
Typical driving time without traffic or snow.
| Elevation | 633 ft |
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Things to do near Hot Springs
Fordyce Bathhouse Visitor Center
Park visitor center and restored bathhouse museum at 369 Central Ave on Bathhouse Row
Hot Springs Mountain trails
Network of park trails starting behind Bathhouse Row on Hot Springs and North mountains
Nearby springs
Buckstaff Bathhouse
A traditional bathhouse on Bathhouse Row that has offered baths continuously since 1912, with thermal water piped in from the park's springs. The classic package moves guests through a private whirlpool tub, sitz tub, steam cabinet and hot packs, with an optional short massage. Baths are walk-in only, and men and women are served on separate floors.
Hotel Hale
A nine-suite boutique hotel in the 1892 Hale Bathhouse, the oldest building on Bathhouse Row. Every suite has a large soaking tub filled with thermal water piped from the park's springs, so soaking is for overnight guests only. The ground floor holds Eden, a restaurant with a living wall and full bar.
Quapaw Baths & Spa
A 1922 Bathhouse Row building reopened as a spa, with public thermal pools under a stained-glass skylight plus private mineral baths. Pool entry is walk-in and first come first served, for ages 14 and up. Swim attire and rubber or plastic slip-on shoes are required.
Buckstaff Bathhouse: 0 mi · Hotel Hale: 0 mi · Quapaw Baths & Spa: 0 mi
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· checked November 2026
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