Sierra Grande Lodge & Spa
- From $30
- 107°F
- 2 hr 35 min from Albuquerque
- Walk-in OK
A downtown hot springs hotel run by Ted Turner Reserves with private mineral baths: three indoor and one outdoor bath under a pergola, with water up to 107°F. Walk-ins are welcome alongside hotel guests, and the spa offers massage, facials and body treatments. Book soaks and spa appointments by phone or in the lobby.
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✓ Verified November 2026
- Price
- From $30
- Water
- 107°F
- Nearest town
- Truth or Consequences
- From Albuquerque
- 2 hr 35 min
- Reservations
- Walk-in OK
Plan your visit
Hours & season
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| Season | Open year-round |
Tickets & booking
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| Access | Day pass, walk-ins welcome |
| Booking | Call 575-894-6976 or visit the lobby to book soak or spa appointments |
Rules
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On site
| Pools | 4 |
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| Lodging | Yes |
Not stated by the venue: swimwear, dogs.
Water temperature
Soaking-pool temperatures as published by the venue or land agency; they vary with season and flow.
Mineral profile
Total dissolved minerals
2,635 mg/L
Highly mineralized · Sodium–chloride (salty, brine-like water)
- pH
- 7.2
- Temp at source
- 95°F
- Lithium
- 0.61 mg/L
- Fluoride
- 2.9 mg/L
- Boron
- 0.31 mg/L
- Iron
- 0.02 mg/L
Lab analysis of the source water at “14s.4w.4 Blackstone Hot Spring Well” (0.2 mi from Sierra Grande Lodge & Spa), sampled 2015 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.
The pools
| Pool | Temp | Setting |
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| Indoor stamped-concrete baths (2)privateEach for 1-2 people. | 107°F | Indoor |
| Large tiled indoor bathprivateUp to 8 people. | 107°F | Indoor |
| Outdoor pergola bathprivateStucco and tile; up to 4 people. | 107°F | Outdoor |
As published by the venue. Temperatures shift with the seasons and the weather.
Facilities
- Food on site: yes
- Massage: yes
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What's here
- private indoor and outdoor mineral baths
- full-service spa
- continental breakfast
- casita with private hot spring bath
- Turner Reserves ranch ecotours
Getting there
- From Albuquerque2 hr 35 min149 mi
- From El Paso (ELP)2 hr 33 min128 mi
Typical driving time without traffic or snow.
| Elevation | 4,245 ft |
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| Road |
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Things to do near Truth or Consequences
Elephant Butte Lake State Park
New Mexico's largest lake, a few miles north of T or C; camping, boating and beaches.
Caballo Lake State Park
Reservoir on the Rio Grande about 20 miles south of town with camping and fishing.
Trailheads
- Turtleback Mountain Trailhead1.5 mi
- Overlook Trailhead6.7 mi
- Monticello Trailhead12.1 mi
Straight-line distances. Campground and trailhead data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Nearby springs
Blackstone Hotsprings
A remodeled motor court in the T or C hot springs district whose TV-themed rooms each have an in-room hot spring tub. Walk-in bathers can book three private outdoor baths or the Wet Room, a large indoor pool with a geothermal steam room and waterfall, in 45-minute sessions. Baths are for ages 12 and up, and pets are not allowed.
Charles Motel & Hotsprings
A historic downtown motel and bathhouse with individual deco-tiled meditation tubs and a larger indoor group tub, all drained and cleaned between users. Mineral water comes from the property's wells at about 111°F, and cool water is available to adjust it. Walk-ins pay by the hour and motel guests use the meditation tubs free; the rooftop tubs are closed for renovation.
Fire Water Lodge
A restored 1920s motor court lodge in the T or C bathhouse district where each guest room has its own private geothermal mineral tub. The lodge says the water reaches the tub at 104-108°F. Baths are for lodgers only.
Blackstone Hotsprings: 0 mi · Charles Motel & Hotsprings: 0 mi · Fire Water Lodge: 0 mi
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· checked November 2026
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