Remington Hospitality has an agreement in place to oversee operations at Murrieta Hot Springs Resort. Situated on 46 acres in Murrieta, CA, the 174-room historic property is undergoing an extensive restoration with plans to reopen this winter as a hot springs health and wellness resort.
“We’re thrilled to add Murrieta Hot Springs Resort to our portfolio, particularly as we continue to see an increased interest among consumers in wellness travel,” said Sloan Dean, CEO, Remington Hospitality. “The reimagined Murrieta Hot Springs Resort will provide guests with luxurious accommodations and elevated amenities aimed at whole-body restoration and rejuvenation. Our ultimate goal is to bestow take-home knowledge that ensures the revitalizing benefits last beyond their stay.”
Established in 1902, Murrieta Hot Springs Resort was once deemed California’s Greatest Health Resort during the mid-1900s. In 1995, it was converted into a Christian conference retreat center and Bible College campus. In 2022, Olympus Real Estate Group, which owns The Springs Resort in Pagosa Springs, CO, purchased the property to restore it as a destination health resort.
Guests of the renovated resort will have access to the 60-plus natural hot spring pools and water features; a full suite of wellness-oriented amenities; fitness classes and activities; meeting spaces; four F&B outlets, including a poolside café and gazebo bar; and a geothermal-focused spa with mineral soak pools and contrast circuits both indoors and out. The reimagined spa will also offer therapeutic massages, terra thermal mud treatments, a rooftop sun deck, hot and dry saunas, contrast bathing and sound baths. Additionally, guests can partake in guided meditation, mindfulness classes, roll and recovery classes, cold plunges, walking and hiking trails, water aerobics, gratitude ceremonies and yoga.
The transformed retreat destination will also offer an on-site naturopathic medical doctor, athletic coaches and trainers to help deepen guests’ understanding of mindfulness and the unique relationship between hot springs and overall health and well-being.
“With its rich history and extensive restoration, this iconic Southern California destination is poised to become North America’s premier hot springs health and wellness resort,” said David Dronet, owner, Olympus Real Estate Group. “Our intention is to preserve the property’s character while infusing it with modern amenities and health focused offerings.”
