If you go just for kicks, this place is great. But if you want a sanitary spa experience, don't go. We visited early on a weekday morning, arriving before the leaves were fished out of the large soaking pool. The water is only warm, not hot, and even though there are multiple pools, the water seems to be only one... More

I went in some pozos thermal in costa rica...a while ago...and it was much more what I was expecting. They had 5-10 hot bath really on the top up to just a warm one in the bottom...This one is ok, I mean that it's not bad but if you saw other one in your life, you may be disappointed. For... More

Really, just warm baths and not much mud involved but a nice way to while away an hour. Needs upgrading. More

There is no longer a mud bath, but a small bowl of clay which you are allowed to spead on your face only. You then have to let is dry while you lounge around and wash off before you head to the thermal spring pool. The pool is small and mirky and barely lukewarm. But on a hot day, it's... More

If you are expecting a luxury spa, don't even bother paying the $2 admission fee and keep on driving. However, if you're up for a little fun go for it! We did the mud facials and laughed the whole time. Our faces did come out baby soft, so for $2 I think it was well worth it. We did not... More

Is was a lot of fun for an hour or so. Liked the Mud experience and the pools. Did not like the children that were out of control from some sort of field trip. They were rude and out of control. Would rank it much higher if they weren't there or undercontrol. More

I was quite surprised and disappointed when I got here. This "attraction" consists of a few concrete "pools" that look more like animal feeding troughs and waste water vats. I was even more surprised to see people actually get in these unhygienic pools, especially since all traveler websites have warnings about Leptospirosis in Panama. The water isn't filtered, is lukewarm... More

Thinking this is a luxurious bath with hot springs is a big mistake. The two dollar entrance fee gives you some time in the brown water hot spring that I found very uninviting. I did go for a swim though, and it was a little bit relaxing. I would think that there are much better hot springs other places and... More

So the 'Hot Springs' really are tepid and warm, but we had fun. They give you mud to pain onto your face (full body is an extra $2), and we had fun doing it. The small pool you soak in is brown water but feels great. I am still not sure why it is brown because the water from the... More