Baños Medicinales del Peñón
Spas · Mexico City · · 5 reviews here
Spas in Mexico City.
What locals say
I went here today while I was waiting for my flight. It was amazing. I had a one hour massage and a private bath for 715 pesos. Your advised to stay in the bath for Max 20-30 minutes but use the bed to relax for a full hour next to the bath. so, a massage and bath should take 2 hours. Lovely garden to relax in after if you want to spend more time here. All the staff were so friendly and all the other patrons were enjoying themselves and the water. The water felt very special & it was an excellent firm and relaxing massage. Unlike some other reviews I found the facilities very clean and relaxing.
Couldn’t be a more perfect place for a little relaxation in a bustling city ! Jaime gave me the best massage I’ve ever had, and I’ve had a lot of them!! I wish I would have done a before and after massage ( not sure if that’s an option) The warm bath after my massage was a perfect way to treat my weary body and mind. This is a charming oasis that I was privileged to experience, I’m surprised it’s not fully booked all the time!! I had my concierge at my hotel call for me to book my massage and when I arrived the lady greeted me with enough English that we got by just fine!! Bring bottled water and a towel if you want one, but lying on the bed after dried me off just fine.
Only 10 minutes walk from Hotel Camino Real Aeropuerto México. 250 pesos / hrs. There is a toilet in the private room, but you can’t flush it since it’s broken and no water in the tank. There are no towels provided, only sheets. The hot spring is approximately 39 degrees. It looks cloudy-ish yellow I think. No sulfur smell. This old building itself smells like herbs. I soaked myself in the lukewarm spring for 20 minutes as instructed by an amigo who filled it in the bathtub for me earlier.
100% Satisfied! This place is a hidden gem. You get your own private room that includes: - A personal restroom - A comfortable bed - A stone tub filled with warm medicinal water What to Bring: - A cold water bottle - A fan (the room can get warm) - Sandals - A head pillow for the tub — it really helps you relax against the stone - Earphones to listen to calming music The place opens as early as 7 AM. When you arrive, you’ll wait briefly in the seating area while they prepare your room. You can choose to go in alone or book a two-person tub. For the best experience and to absorb all the minerals, it’s recommended to soak without clothes. The water is clean, warm, and has no smell. It usually takes me about 3 minutes to ease into it and fully acclimate. I like to set the mood by turning off the lights and getting cozy with my water bottle, fan, and music. It’s incredibly calming. If it’s your first time, I recommend starting with a 15–20 minute soak. Be sure to read the blue sign with instructions for guidance. The whole experience is deeply relaxing and rejuvenating. I always leave feeling refreshed — and I always look forward to coming back!
A bit worse for wear but clean facility next to the MEX airport. 325 pesos a pop, discounts only for Mexican nationals. That includes only one hour: 20 min soaking and 40 min cooldown. There is a water dispenser with drinking water. The hot spring water is quite powerful.