The Thermal Circuit begins with heat—an elemental invitation to cleanse, restore, and renew. As your core temperature rises, pores open, circulation deepens, and blood pressure gently recedes. The journey unfolds across a shimmering infinity pool, twin hot tubs, a cedar-lined sauna, and the enveloping mist of a traditional hammam.

Next comes the plunge: a clarifying shock to the system that flushes toxins and awakens the body’s natural endorphins. Submerge in the cold basin, step beneath a bracing shower paired with raw sugar exfoliation, or—when weather permits—leap into the crystalline embrace of the lake. In winter, the icy basin becomes a rite of renewal, a bold surrender to the season’s edge.

Then, surrender to stillness. As the thermal cycle works its quiet magic, your cardiovascular system resets, and the body slips into a state of deep restoration. Curl into a rest station, soak in the outdoor pool, or unwind in one of two serene lakeview lounges. Let the warmth of the fireplace calm your senses, or drift further inward with a massage, facial, or tailored treatment designed for pure repose.

Repeat the cycle as often as your body calls for it. With each round, tension dissolves, clarity returns, and a quiet transformation unfolds—body, mind, and spirit aligned in balance once more.

Open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Accessible to visitors. Reserved for ages 14 and up. Youths aged 14 to 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Thermal Experience – Overnight Guests
All-day access: $50
Free when combined with a treatment.

Thermal Experience – Visitors
Day access (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.): $85
Evening access (5 p.m. to 9 p.m.): $60

Taxes not included.

View the list of treatments here.

Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to complete check-in. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance will be charged the full amount of the reservation.

Massage therapy

Please note that while all our certified massage therapists can issue receipts, each insurance company has its own requirements for massage therapy reimbursement.

It is the insured’s responsibility to confirm coverage directly with their insurer. Massage therapy is often included in group plans, but not always, and criteria differ—some insurers accept 400 hours of training, others require 1,000.

View the list of massage treatments here.