Hotel Hale

We had a wonderful time at the Hot springs. The owner and his staff at The Hale made our stay fantastic! Having our own soaking tub and no time limits was beyond amazing 🤩 soak as long as you want. Going on the hike up the mountain behind it and learning so many facts about the national springs was great ! Definitely worth going

Parking is a little issue along the street .However, our host had the problem solved with valet parking.

The breakfast was excellent.

The bedding needs to be replaced; it's too old.

Great location. Wonderful staff and great brunch

Nothing

My wife and I booked a “King Suite with Spa Bath” on Booking.com. We were surprised to get a room that felt very dark and claustrophobic as it had narrow windows that were very high and felt blocked by another building, There was kitchen noise from below and one could hear the occupants next door. The room did have a large bathtub with water from the hot springs. Unfortunately, this experience was dampened by our surprise at the room. I will note that the kitchen staff and breakfast were very good. Those who acted as waiters, waitresses, and porters (luggage) were each excellent.

Breakfast was good, but same small selection every day.

Breakfast selection.

The architecture, the old hard wood floors. The location. The staff is wonderful! The property is clean. The hot spring water bath right in our room!! This place is truly amazing!!

Nothing, there is nothing I didn’t like.

Amazing/beautiful place. It's an experience and the staff plus owner are extremely friendly. If you want to make a memorable trip, this is your place. Super comfortable beds, big beautiful room, and the hot springs tub in the room....so incredible. Thanks again to the owner and staff for making this place one to never forget.

We loved our stay. This old bathhouse was converted into a hotel and it is just right. Valet parking ($25) to start. A room with king bed and brick walls, bath with Hot Springs waters to soak in. Fluffy towels, rubber duck, coffee service, breakfast to order, bedside cookies and a carafe of cold spring water are all included. You can feel like a 1920s mogul in this hotel.

I really hope this place succeeds. Hot Springs needs nicer, central accommodations. The pluses: the staff is very attentive and very helpful. The location is outstanding. The restaurant brunch was first-rate. The bathrooms are lovely and the hot springs for a bug bath are terrific. That being said, for the price point (our room was over $400/night), this is not yet a luxury product. The room furnishings are adequate - metal chairs and a table, but no nice, comfortable chair to sit down. Same for all the other furnishings and decorations. The lobby is pleasant enough but not very inviting. The hotel has lots of rules, too, that get read to you before you check in, and then two staff accompanied us to the room to explain the rules. It felt very heavy-handed. In short, this place is on the way but it's not a luxury product, at least not yet, and for the price I think it should be.