I was given a tour of the Bath Hotel and Spring House by a good friend who works there. The old building from the 1700's has a lot of history including being the first hotel in the Caribbean. The actual working bath is so hot I could only get my feet in, so I can't verify claims that it heals... More

Locals use it to relieve muscle pains and aches. Tried it, it actually works if you can stand the heat.

you only need a few minutes to try the hot springs. we didn't go into the hotel, but it was one of the first hotels in the Caribbean.

We rented a vehicle and did some exploring of our own throughout the town of Bath where we came across these springs (with a little help from a local who was nice enough to give us directions - twice!). One of the springs was located next to a hot dog place?? or hamburger place, something like that, and we walked... More

We had a taxi driver give us a tour and this was a unique natural spring with an interesting history. Don't plan on getting in though.

This is a hidden gem on the island and well worth a visit if you are interested in a 'natural spa' experience versus the manufactured, highly sanitized versions we normally pay to use. The water is always unbelievable hot and the mineral content is a constant. It has never been crowded on my visits so you are really able to... More

The Bath Hotel in Nevis used to be a grand colonial hotel and spa, dating from the height of the British occupation in 1778. Until quite recently the main building was empty and was more or less just a shell, fast on its way to becoming a ruin, but it is currently under restoration in effort involving the whole immediate... More