Orr Hot Springs Resort - Resort hotel in Ukiah - 13201 Orr Springs Rd, USA

I found this place while searching for a spot to break up my long drive. I booked a campsite since I had just finished a backpacking trip and had all my gear so I'm not sure about the rooms but the campsite was great. Customer service was awesome. The hot springs were perfect after my backpacking trip. I was able to lounge around, dip in the springs, read a bit, and not have to put clothes on. All the other guests were super friendly. If you don't want to talk to anyone else, they get the hint, and when you want to be social, you can find others who want to chat also. They had a nice kitchen area where you can store your food and cook your meals. I will definitely be going back. At first I thought $80 for a campsite was steep but it includes all day access to the springs, a cold plunge, sauna, etc. So I'd pay it again for sure. Sid was cool, the cats (Sherlock and Watson) were my buds, and the other workers (I forgot all their names) were cool too. In fact I'm already planning my next trip.

I can see how this place could be hit or miss for some folks, but we had a wonderful stay. We arrived late and had the soaking area all to ourselves. The man who checked us in, Sid, was pleasant and helpful. Everything was quaint, pretty clean, charming. The grounds were exceptionally well-maintained (even the luggage carts were lined up, neatly; smoking area a literal zen garden); the communal kitchen was spotless the night before, thanks to staff efforts. Bathrooms were shared and a bit more primitive. The only shower access was in the soaking area, which was closed 10am - 12pm. There was a cat presence, which we loved, but, not everyone will. Overall: a great place to get away, relax, recharge. Know what to expect and plan accordingly.

A well established property with lovely water and a nice pool. The sauna was down during our visit, a bummer as we've come to enjoy dry heat. The steam room was good and the cold plunge was conveniently right there. The website explains things quite well. |We found the staff helpful and friendly. There are a few popular outside tubs and deck spaces. You might find that they become occupied by guests that camp out most of the day in these spots. There is plenty of space you can enjoy, just a little disappointing these guests do not seem inclined to move around once in a while. But that seems pretty typical at our Northern California hot spring locations. The vibe here is good, mostly nude, (in the pool areas) very respectful. Our room was as described, clean and comfortable. Lovely grounds and landscaping with plenty of spots to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. The kitchen is nice and everyone was very friendly while using it. A perfect get away for the two of us. We will be back. If you get a chance, visit the nearby Montgomery Woods State Nature Preserve . There are some spectacular redwood trees there. |We visited during the week, wasn't too crowded.

Firstly, I must state that the staff at Orr are the rudest and most racist I have encountered in my 40 years of travel. The elderly lady with dreads and a chubby man with glasses (Trevor? Trent? Something like that) made my multicultural group feel unwelcome from the moment we arrived. They insisted that we pay an extra fee to cover one guest (after an already exorbitant ~$400 for a 2 night stay), charged us for every towel we used, and followed us around the property *while we were paying guests* berating us for having wine or laughing too loudly. The rooms are old, basic campground-like structures you might have stayed in at summer camp back in the 90s. Sheets and paid-for towels are threadbare, mattresses are used. The final straw-- when it was time to check out, the woman with dreads again followed us as we were packing up to tell us she would be calling the police because we were late checking out! It was such an unfortunate experience because the area is beautiful and the hot springs are a wonderful idea, but with the negative and hostile energy from the staff, we were happy to leave and never return. We've also warned our extensive circles in Northern CA who wanted to visit these springs about our very negative experience and have successfully dissuaded others from supporting this organization by spending money there. Overall rating: F--

We visited the hot springs with a day pass, and it was a super peaceful experience. It was definitely worth the drive from Santa Rosa. As far as hot springs go, this one is very remote, discrete, unassuming, and affordable. As a clothing optional place, everyone was very respectful. It seems to keep the numbers small, so there was plenty of space for everyone.

What else can be said!? This place is totally awesome! The waters heal your body and soul. The live steam room or dry sauna with cool pool is such a great combo! The individual claw foot tubs are sooo peaceful! I cannot wait to return! 🙏 I give THANKS to the wonderful staff maintaining this beautiful sanctuary 🤠

Lovely rustic digs in a retreat type setting. No wifi, no phone service, no tv's. Totally unplugged and relaxing. Lots of options for water temperature, plus a sauna and steam room. My favorite (pay for) hot springs in California.

Very relaxed place in a tranquil setting. The hot springs are so relaxing ! The garden is very well tended, Buddha statues give a meditative athmosphere with a bit of Hippie nostalgia. There were some elder ladies, who were very relaxed about the clothing-optional rules in the bath, some of the under-40s seemed less relaxed, no eye contact, no 'hello' - I found that amusing. 260 $ looks steep for the basic no-frills rooms with communal restrooms and showers, but the upkeep of the Garden and bath is costly and they don't have that many rooms.