Stone MassageDon’t let the rugged beauty of the Allegheny Mountains fool you. The County of Bath has a softer, more refined side. It is an ideal place for a relaxing spa vacation. Convenient locations allow visitors to hit the gym, get their hair styled, and head to the spa for a day of facials, massaging and soaking. Every spa has different packages, so there is something for everyone.

  • New Phase Body Therapies

    9227 Sam Snead Highway
    Hot Springs, VA 24445
    • 540-679-0616

    Offering therapeutic massage and bodywork.

    Handicap Accessible
  • The Omni Homestead Spa

    The Spa at The Omni Homestead Resort

    The Omni Homestead Resort
    7696 Sam Snead Highway
    Hot Springs, VA 24445
    • 800-838-1766
    • 540-839-1766

    For a relaxing, luxurious spa experience, The Spa at The Omni Homestead offers a tranquil getaway from the stress of everyday life. Whether you want some alone time with a peaceful solo massage or a romantic spa package with your spouse, The Spa at The Omni Homestead customizes its services to fit your individual needs. Some spa packages offered include the Soothing Solo Package, the Divine Duo Package, the Tranquil Trio Package, The Homestead Your Way and the Romance Package. Rejuvenate from head to toe and schedule your appointment today. For spa appointments, please call (877) 479-8517

    Handicap Accessible
  • Warm Spirit Spa

    92 Old Germantown Road
    P.O. Box 35
    Warm Springs, VA 24484
    • 540-839-6600

    At the Warm Spirit Spa, you will enter a world of soothing sounds, comforting aromas, healing hands – a perfect place to get away for deep relaxation and quieting the soul.  Located in the village of Warm Springs, the Warm Spirit Spa is a cozy oasis offering therapeutic massage, facials, skin care and Ayurvedic body treatments by caring and experienced therapists.

    Along with our beloved Warm Spirit Spa Signature Massage (a healing combination of Swedish, deep tissue and hot stones massage) we offer a variety of other healing modalities such as supping and Ayurvedic Treatments. Using your body’s needs as our guide, we will recommend the service best suited to your relaxation and restoration.

    Prefer a facial? Our licensed aesthetician will pamper you.

    Call for an appointment.

  • Warm Springs Pools

    Located at the junction of Route 220 and Route 39
    11 Bath Street
    Warm Springs, VA
    • 540-839-3860

    After a lengthy restoration, the Warm Springs Pools re-opened in December, 2022. The pools are open to the public, but reservations are required. Hours of operation are Wednesday – Sunday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. The cost is $25 for a 50 minute soak. For reservations, call 540-839-3860, or email warmspringspools@omnihotels.com

    Warm Springs Pools

    Prior to its settlement by colonists from Europe, Bath County was home to Native Americans, whose pathways traversed the valleys and mountain gaps, using them to travel to buffalo hunting grounds and for trade. Legend has it that the springs were discovered by a Native American brave in the 1600s as he traveled across the area on his way to a tribal council. He came upon the warm pools and soaked his weary body. He left refreshed, telling others about the pools. The trek to Warm Springs to “take the waters” was born.

    Warm Springs soon developed into a spa resort, with a hotel constructed adjacent to the Pools. To accommodate the growing number of visitors, an octagonal stone basin was built in the 1760s to hold water for bathing. It was not covered by a building, but it was surrounded for privacy by a fence or hedge. This “Great Bath” was used by men and women on an alternating schedule during the day.

    One notable guest was Thomas Jefferson, who visited in 1818 at the age of 75 and stayed for over three weeks, taking the water several times a day to help him allay the pain of rheumatism. Contrary to popular notion, Jefferson did not design the octagonal frame building covering the stone basin, which was built in the mid-1820s. This structure currently serves as the Men’s Bath House. The separate Ladies’ Bath House, a framed building that covers the circular bath for women, was added in the mid-1870s.

    The buildings are listed as the Warm Springs Bath Houses on the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register of Historic Places, and are also included in the Warm Springs and West Warm Springs Historic District.

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