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Bozeman Hot Springs is a world famous natural hot springs, spa and fitness center located in Montana's Gallatin Valley. The Bozeman Hot Springs offers nine different natural hot springs pools that range in temperature from fifty-nine to one hundred and four degrees; they also have wet and dry saunas. For offering much more than just spa treatments, the Bozeman Hot Springs has an impressively long spa menu.
A highly trained spa therapist uses raspberry oil and sea salts to gently exfoliate the body, followed by a soothing warm shower.
This hour-long retreat combines aromatherapy with reflexology and massage. With essential oils applied to specific points of the body, this treatment brings structural alignment and balance to the entire body. The beauty of The Bozeman Hot Springs is in its versatility. It is the first day spa in Missoula and has been open ten years. Certainly the spa caters to customers who crave pampering and serenity. The waiting room features a river rock and slate backdrop; the spa as a whole integrates more than four waterfalls into the space that brings audio and visual clues to help guests reach tranquility.
Guests interested in hair services will be pleased to have total confidence in privacy. The decadent treatment mixes sweet smells and delicious textures to indulge the sweet tooth without compromising the waist-line. From a welcoming warm tea, to my Hot Stone Massage, to an after-treatment chocolate, I found Essentials to be right on track.
