Bear River Hot Springs

We found ourselves unexpectedly in Preston and found this online. We had little kids and got to the hot springs with about an hour left to swim. The pools were clean (no slime!) and the kids loved the cooler large pool. The rooms were clean and updated, the beds fairly comfy. We couldn’t get hot water in our shower though. Unfortunately the pools don’t open until 11 in the morning which was a bummer for the kids since we had to get our way in the morning.

The hotel rooms were nicely renovated. The cabins had no bathrooms.

Newly remodeled with great bathroom. Rain shower, jetted tub. Fun pools and hot springs

We stayed in the cabin it was a great get away. It would have been nice to have access to the showers or a shower, even a KOA has a shower facility to be able to use as needed. Otherwise the staff were very friendly.

Reserving through ********** i did not know the the hot pools are closed on Sunday. The staff were kindly and let me soak anyway. Small electric heater did not warm the cabin. The manager, with a sweet disposition came with larger heater that took care of it. I like the folks there. Awesome mountain country, beautiful place to be.

In the middle of nowhere but quite, relaxing

The cabin was simple yet perfect. It was a nice mix of elegant and rustic, and the included hot springs swim was a great way to relax at the end of a long day.

Stay was ok, nice front desk. Room was not cleaned well, mostly the toilet and tub were not clean. Checked out after 11 hrs, was charged $50 for a cleaning fee? I was told there were 3 towels left really dirty and trash all over, smashed grape into the floor. I ate Wendy’s the night I got there and checked out by 830 am, no craziness was had, thrust me. I checked in after a 50 mile race down the road, I was barely able to walk. Very interesting…Also no phone service for **obile fyi.

We enjoyed the room and the area