Ten Thousand Waves
4.6$$· ModerateOpen now · until 9:00 PMExperience serene Japanese-inspired hot springs nestled in the Santa Fe foothills

Ten Thousand Waves is a serene, Japanese-themed mountain spa resort located in the foothills above Santa Fe. Inspired by traditional Japanese hot spring ryokans, the property offers private outdoor hot tubs, therapeutic massage treatments, cozy lodging, and an onsite izakaya. Guests can relax amidst juniper and piñon trees while enjoying authentic soaking and wellness experiences.
Expert notes
- Arrive early to enjoy the amenities before your treatment.
- Bring a swimsuit if you plan to use the outdoor hot tubs.
- Consider booking a private outdoor area for a more intimate experience.
- Hydrate before and after your spa treatments for best results.
- Take advantage of the relaxation areas to unwind before your service.
- Check the spa's website for seasonal specials and packages.
- Respect other guests' peace and quiet when enjoying the facilities.
- Inquire about the different types of massages available.
- Bring your own towel or robe if preferred, although they are provided.
- Be mindful of the time to ensure you enjoy your full treatment.
Features
- Body treatments
- Gift shop for spa products
- Japanese-inspired design
- Massage therapy
- Outdoor hot tubs
- Private outdoor areas
- Relaxation areas
- Sauna
- Stunning mountain views
- Wellness packages
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations can be made online through the spa's website.
- Call the spa directly to inquire about group bookings or special events.
- Cancellation policies apply, so be sure to check before booking.
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