Saline Hot Spring Resort

We came just for the hot springs, and the visit was better than expected. It was quiet on the Friday we went, with plenty of parking, sunbeds, and shaded spots around the pools. There's a large cool pool as well as several small hot ones, from 38 to 43 degrees. We got a good price for swimming only. The staff were really friendly. Towels, a bottle of drinking water, and shower products were included, and showers are available. You enter through the Hotel entrance. I'd definitely choose this over the public pool next door.

A relaxing place to get away from drama. There are lots of hot spring pools at the hotel, and you can use them anytime. The food was great, and the complimentary breakfast was good too. It's a little far from everything.

We loved how quiet it was. I haven't seen the rooms inside, but a one-day pass costs 200 THB and lets you use the pool and hot spring pools. There are several smaller pools, ranging from 38°C to 42°C. The water is very clean, though the pool floor is made to look natural, which is why it looks greenish in the video. There's also a café, restaurant, and local massage service at reasonable prices: 250 THB for a 1-hour foot massage or 300 THB for a 1-hour oil massage. I'd highly recommend it for a peaceful, relaxing day by the hot springs and pool.

The gardens around the pools are beautifully landscaped, with striking grounds and some really quirky sculptures. The pools are the standout feature for me, though the staff, amenities, and location are all fantastic too. A note about the photos and reviews online: many seem to be about the day-visit hot springs opposite the hotel, which are open until 8pm. The hot springs resort is separate from those hot springs. The complaints about cleanliness and facilities there don't apply to this hotel, which is a must-stay gem.