Pricey items for sale but the staff was informative. More

The tours are really great, with local people telling you the bath house history. Be sure to watch the historical movie near the gift shop before the free tour, then don't miss the short "how to take a bath" movie on the second floor. Makes you want to sign up for a massage right then. More

The National Park Service has done a wonderful restoration of this bathhouse. It tells the history of these gorgeous buildings throughout the years. It's free and definitely worth a visit. Will take about an hour to see it all. More

Nice self-guided tour on the bath experience. It's backwards (you start at the last part of cooling down). Good explanations on the signs. Be sure to see all the levels - basement and 3 floors. I noticed several groups missed the different floors. Spring in the bottom is unusual with the quartz crystals. Loved the gym. I could see you... More

We got to the Bath house at ten till close so we didn't really get to see beyond the first floor and there wasn't much information on it's history. More

Never having been to a bath house, it was interesting to visit. This is free and you can see the actual setup of the facility as it was "back in the day". Some of the equipment looks a little like a torture chamber but I guess it's what customers wanted! Be sure to watch the 15 minute video and take... More

Now, we had to see some culture and took the kids on over to Bathhouse Row to see the bathhouses...made it in time to see a cool little video about how Hot Springs got its start and how the water comes out of the ground at 143 degrees. If you have never seen it...better yet touched it...this is a must... More

It transported me back to my grandparents era and then some. It was fascinating to learn about the hot springs and how the generations before us took in the healing waters. The orientation video is old but very informative. Touring the old bathhouse and seeing the tubs, massage tables, and cooling rooms was great fun. The tile floors and stained... More

Tour the Fordyce Bathhouse was once one of the most luxurious bath houses on the row. The National Park Service saved its fate and turned it into one of the most interesting visitor centers that I have been to. Make sure you see all three floors and the basement. There is an interesting view of the spring in the basement... More