easy
1–1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires no physical exertion beyond walking to the hot tub.
Unwind in a private 104-degree hot tub at Roystone Hot Springs in Idaho. Enjoy a relaxing soak with up to 10 people and optional projector entertainment after dark.
Discover a unique way to unwind at Roystone Hot Springs in Sweet, Idaho, with a private hot tub experience designed for ultimate relaxation. The spacious hot tub is heated to a soothing 104 degrees, comfortably accommodating up to 10 guests, making it perfect for intimate gatherings or solo retreats. Choose between a one- or one-and-a-half-hour session to soak away stress while surrounded by beautiful outdoor scenery. After dark, enhance your experience by utilizing the optional projector to watch movies or shows right from the hot tub, adding a cozy and fun ambiance to your evening. The hot spring water’s natural minerals offer therapeutic benefits, helping to relieve muscle tension and promote well-being. Families should note that children under 8 years old are not permitted in the hot tub area, ensuring a peaceful environment for all guests. Whether you’re visiting after a day of outdoor adventure or simply seeking a serene spot to relax, Roystone Hot Springs’ private hot tub promises an unforgettable escape in the heart of Idaho’s scenic landscapes.
Private hot tub sessions fill up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays, so reserve your spot early.
Drink plenty of water before and after your soak to stay hydrated, as the hot water can dehydrate you.
Children under 8 are not permitted in the hot tub area for safety reasons. Plan accordingly.
Bring your favorite movie or show for the projector to enjoy a cozy and unique entertainment experience after dark.
Roystone Hot Springs has served visitors seeking natural mineral water therapy since early 1900s when it was developed as a resort.
Local efforts focus on maintaining the natural springs' water quality and surrounding habitat to preserve this natural resource for future generations.
Necessary for comfort and compliance with hot tub regulations.
Protects feet when walking around wet or rocky surfaces at the hot springs.
Keeps you warm when exiting the hot tub, especially during cooler seasons.
fall specific
Helps you stay hydrated before and after soaking.