I've been to many, many spas -- both in North America and throughout Europe -- and our experience at the Sol Duc is probably the very best value of all. At only $11 for the entire day ($8 for seniors 62+), we were amazed. Clean. Lovely. Large swimming pool. And, three spa pools. Not at all crowded.

Note: we did not stay at the resort.

We make the trip to Sol Duc Hot Springs about twice a year for the last nine years. It is not a posh resort so you will be disappointed if that is what are expecting. The pools look dirty since it is a natural spring, piped in from the NATURE. Not filtered. The water constantly flowing in and out. Compared to hiking out to the actual hot ...

ive gone here a billion times in my life butt when i went there last week it was horrible... the hot pools were nasty and on the fourth someone pooped in the pool.. the big one and closed it 4 24 houers

If you like Motel 6 quality, you will like it.
Overpriced, can not qualify to call a "Resort".
We were highly disappointed.

We stayed here one night. The accomadations are essentialy a motel room in a parking lot. The prices are 4 times that amount.

Service is poor- almost incapable.

Pools are overcrowded and loud- nothing more than a warm public pool. I take that back, a public pool usually has adults only hours.

Go for a hike and skip this rip off.

Note - we didn't stay at the "resort," just visited the hot springs. However, we were highly disappointed. We knew from the outset that the hot springs were not "natural," and they looked a bit crowded. However, we at least expected them to be clean, which they were not. The medium pool, which we sat in the longest, was full ...

The beauty of the area, accessible trails, spacious campground and handy cabins make this a good overnight getaway. The large pools, though lacking in ambience are clean and also lack the bacteria that made me ill when I visited another 'natural' spring site nearby. I'm happy to have a little less natural experience if it means I get ...

We stayed in Sol Duc "camp" three nights from 7/13-16/06, and we've decided that using the word "resort" is grossly overstating what a guest receives for the money. We paid $150 (us) for a heated cabin with a bathroom, but some of the electrical outlets didn't work, the bathroom had not been cleaned when we checked ...