Top Hot Springs in Argentina

Make sure you pack a good book or some music. The relaxation areas are perfect for chilling out, but you might get bored just waiting around.

My advice is to bring your own snacks. The food there is a bit pricey for what you get, and there are awesome picnic areas to enjoy your food.

If you're planning to hike in the area after your spa day, wear your hike gear. The mountains are beautiful but can be tough if you're not prepared.

I recommend arriving right when they open at 9 AM. The pools are less crowded and you can snag a good spot. Plus, the morning light on the mountains is stunning!

I recommend checking the weather before you go! If it rains, some outdoor areas might be closed, which can be a bummer if you were looking forward to those spots.

I think you should definitely try the herbal saunas; they’re super relaxing and especially nice in the cooler months. Don't miss out!

i suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks. the food options can be pricey, and it’s nice to have something you enjoy right at hand while lounging by the pools.

My advice is to visit early in the morning, around 9 AM. The crowds are smaller, and you get to enjoy the thermal baths at their calmest before it gets busy.

I recommend trying the smaller pools instead of the big ones. They might look less popular, but they were way cozier and less noisy than the main attractions. Perfect for chilling

If you're looking to save some bucks, check if they have any weekday discounts. I ended up paying less than I expected just by going on a Tuesday!

don't forget to bring your own water bottle and snacks. the prices for food there can be super high, and i regret not packing a picnic. it would've saved me some cash.

If you want a great spot, get there by 10 AM. The sun starts hitting the pools nicely, and you can snag a good lounger before they fill up!

I recommend bringng your own snacks and drinks, cause food prices on-site can be a bit high. I spent way too much on a simple sandwich!