Fire Water Lodge

On my third visit to Firewater, I stayed in one of the basic rooms onsite (previously, I'd stayed at the offsite casitas), and I have to say it's a pretty major downgrade. I stayed in the Eucalyptus room, which has a private outdoor tub. The tub itself was very nice, no complaints there. However, this room is the closest one to the communal outdoor tub, which means every time I went out for a soak I had to listen to the music and/or very loud conversations of the patrons using the communal tub. I didn't see that space, so I'm not sure if it has any signage asking folks to speak quietly (which is pretty standard for spas etc), or if the people enjoying it were just not aware of the impact they were having on other guests. Either way, pretty big bummer when the sole purpose of your trip down there is to relax.The room itself was fine except for two things: 1) the bathroom smelled terrible, like mildew or mold. So bad I kept the window open and the door to the bathroom closed the entire time. 2) I realize the website specifies that these rooms don't have full kitchens, but I was surprised to not find a single bowl, plate, or utensil in the whole place. There's a microwave for reheating food but nothing to eat the food with.Overall, the experience was just okay. I'd consider booking one of the casitas in the future but not one of the standard rooms.

It felt like a bait and switch happened to us. We were told that our original room by the river was not available because the jacuzzi pump was down. I was given a choice of other rooms at a different area. I took it since we drove over an hour to TC. The rooms at THIS facility are substandard. The main problem is the spring tub that pumps up to 108 degrees water and ya can't control it. So when we filled and got it in, it cooked us. So the room is hot and we are hot it's 105 outside and the room note says if it gets too steamy just open the door. Really it's 105 outside. The room I reserved the tub was outside. Again, felt like it was a bit convenient that this broken jacuzzi was found only after I showed up. No calls prior to my arrival. No offer of a refund just a really good deal off the remaining rooms. I seriously do not understand the high reviews. There was dog shit in your little patio area, flies in my room, a window shaker AC that struggled to keep the room around 80 plus degrees. We could only suffer in this very old, very hot uncomfortable $150 a night room. You could not pay ME to stay there. The lady that "helped" was not helpful when I called to complain. She said I'll call you back. Um no! I'm leaving and you know why. It's impossible to be comfortable when it's so hot and you were promised a nice room updated room and get the 70-80 updated from the 1800's yes, that's updated. You said you have WFI, BS! You said there was cable? 5 channels from what I can assume is from an antenna. I've stayed at super 8 hotels that are nicer. The furniture was very old. Office desk lamps from Walmart were used instead of a regular nightstand lamp. So the dungeon was lite up by these beaming lights. Ghetto ! The towels were old and tattered and looked dingy. Nothing as advertised. Bait and switch!!No I won't remove this post for a positive post. You robbed me of my birthday week getaway. I give you no grace! It's a con and everyone will know how unfit your business is. I would have taken pictures but we literally packed up and left with a few hours and there was a weird smell coming from the sink area. To be fair, I think I sat my backpack on the patio and I think so funky finger nail polish stuff got on it. It was so foul smelling. I don't know what this stuff was but it smelled up our hot box room. Nightmare at the Fire Water lodge.

Awesome quiet and cozy little hotel . We loved our outdoor mineral bath and the bed was extra cozy .

We really loved our stay. Truth and Consequences seems like it should be a more popular destination. We were just passing through and were struck by the beauty of the area. The Fire Water Lodge is a great place to stay. We were in the agave room, which was comfortable and spacious. The hot spring tub was amazing. The water was beautiful, and we both noticed our skin felt really nice the following day.

Beautifully kept rooms and hot spring tubs! I wish the bathroom door closed all the way but other than that everything was in working order and well cleaned I will definitely be back again

My husband and I can for a long weekend. We stayed in the sunflower Casita. Very friendly staff and a warm welcome. The unit was extremely clean. There is a walk-in shower. The kitchenette has a mini fridge and freezer, microwave, and basic utensils, a coffee, pot and sugar. There is a full community kitchen (we did not use or visit it at all during our time).The private outdoor tub was incredible - it filled quickly and both of us fit.You are within walking distance to a brewery, and various little shops. If you are visiting and have not been to truth or consequence before, I would recommend bringing snacks/planning ahead where to eat becausebecause things close early!If you are looking for a relaxing, affordable cozy hot spring place-definitely check this place out! Will be back for sure

It's a quiet and comfortable place to stay. You have your own private hot tub. Restaurants and shopping within walking distance, as well as a great museum.

They are trying to charge us for stolen robes when none were provided and we had brung our own anyway. Frauds.

There's a nice courtyard with tables and seating areas. The room was nice, other than a slow drain and a strange smell (Febreeze?) which dissipated quickly. Our room was "economy," which meant there was a shower and hot tub with jets in a private area outside. Nice, I like being outside. The owner told us to turn the jets on high, not halfway. It turned out the jets didn't work and the shower was a hose with cold water. I did not like being lied to. We stayed anyway because we liked the hot bath even without the jets and it was only for one night. Bonus: the cat that lives in the courtyard. But sometimes shes noisy at night.

Perfect combination of quirky and cozy. Sweet, unpretentious adobe motel vibe with squeaky clean gigantic spring filled tubs. Perfect size for bathtub yoga or reading a long book. We stayed in the Magnolia room and will for sure be back. Giddy up cafe next door has delicious comfort food and strong coffee.