Booked a spa treatment and got an incredible massage from Hector. We talked about what I was…read morelooking for in a massage and the whole experience was very comfortable. Might be worth it getting a spa treatment because it comes with the all-day access, robes, and lockers which I believe are usually extra

Overall: If you're going to come to the Murrieta hot springs with someone, my best recommendation…read moreis to book a room and stay overnight. This allows for access to more pools/ spas , complementary bathrobe during stay, and the best "bang for your buck" when it comes to cost-for-use (day pass price and spa availability vs. hotel guest price and spa availability). I would give 5 stars for the staff, namely Katie and Anthony at the front desk. They were exceptionally helpful. Katie, in particular, genuinely enjoys working here and did everything in her power to ensure my party had the best stay. I would give 1.5- 2 stars for the lack of a code of conduct or the enforcement thereof. There were so many couples who struggled with keeping their "physical passion for one another" to themselves. Many different couples were spanking each other LOUDLY in various areas of the resort. There were some couples who were getting a little too comfortable with one another in different soaking tubs, some who were getting "handsy" at the clay cove, and some who were just doing questionable behavior regardless where they were. I am a young adult and I've been around couples who have had public passion for each other- like making out at amusement parks- you know, the usual. BUT this behavior was on another level; this was out of the bounds of public decency. On the note of public decency, there were a few guests whose swimwear exposed more than it covered (if you're picking up what I'm throwing down). There was, also, one man in particular who was smoking/ taking a fat rip of his vape in front of CHILDREN. All that being said, I could NOT, in good conscience, recommend this place to anyone accompanied by very young humans as a child-friendly/ family- friendly resort. Aside from those concerns, everything else met my standards. Hotel room (Stone Lodge) was clean. Towels were stocked at the pools. The temperatures were good. Most of the staff were friendly and helpful. I would not return as a day pass user (since my party and I are not locals), BUT we would come back as hotel guests.

Pool is ALWAYS closed. Never any straight forward answers. Lived here 7 years and it was only great…read morethe first two when dealing with the pool.

Good pool, good service, solid location, and good workout area. Haven't had a complaint yet, and…read morethe pool is always clean and clear.

We have a nice junior Olympic pool. It was used last night as aback drop with flowers and some…read morewater fountains for the luau! Always clean well kept!

This is a great place to go and I recommend anyone going if they need cooling off in the summer…read more It's super affordable and friendly for everyone it's very well kept and all the lifeguards are friendly and respectful towards everyone. They even have events to watch movies and really affordable lessons for kids and even adults to learn how to swim I will be coming again and I recommend you do too.

hidden gem forsure ! Will be coming here all summer long when we have the chance ! great price !read more

I'm so happy to find this academy, toutoring is excellent, are patient respectful and supportive…read more,with special needs students.

We have absolutely loved our experience here! My son is 18 months old now and started swim lessons…read morewhen he was 16 months. We have a pool at home, so learning water safety was a huge priority for our family. Looking back, I only wish we had started even sooner. The progress he has made in just a couple of months has been incredible. He can float better than most adults I know, and he's already learned how to roll over onto his back and float if he falls into the water. Watching him develop these lifesaving skills has given us so much more confidence around the pool. Like many toddlers, he still cries during some lessons and reaches for me, especially when he's learning a new skill. But I've come to realize that's because he's being challenged, and growth isn't always comfortable. Once he mastered floating, he actually stopped crying for several lessons. Now that he's working on a new skill, the tears have returned a bit which is completely normal. Kris is patient, encouraging, and always makes sure he is safe while helping him build confidence. I truly appreciate how focused the program is on real water safety, not just having fun in the pool. Seeing what my son is capable of at only 18 months old has been amazing. I would highly recommend these lessons to any parent, especially if you have a pool or spend time around water. It's one of the best investments we've made for our son's safety.

This spot came highly recommended by a friend to take advantage of their pool and I am so happy we…read moredid. We reserved a cabana for our group of 4 which including a carafe of sangria. The pool was the perfect temperature, the cabana allowed for the perfect amount of shade and the atmosphere was perfect for a relaxing pool day. We did offer a pizza and a couple beers to munch on and appreciated the kind service from our server Carsyn. This was the perfect girls day, but could also be a romantic pool day with a partner and a fun family day for the kiddos. Hope to be someday soon.

It's disappointing to be writing this review because we've genuinely looked forward to visiting the…read morepool every year. We started coming in 2024 and became members in 2025. Last year, I would have happily given this experience five stars. Unfortunately, this year it's only one. Would have been a 3, but closing a pool by August 2nd drops it down to a one. The highlight of our visits has been the pool staff, especially Donavan and Quincy. Their friendliness and excellent customer service are the main reasons we continued coming back after our first visit this season. Unfortunately, the overall atmosphere felt very different this year. Taking away so many lounge chairs to add four more cabanas, that no one ever rents, was a bad business decision. There were a couple days we wanted to go to the pool and have lunch but there were no chairs available. That never happened in 2025. As members, we paid all year to only have access to the pool for about two months (due to the early close), which doesn't feel like a great value. I also miss the member wine tastings that were previously offered at the pool. As a parent, those were a convenient way for me to enjoy one of the membership benefits and try the wines before ordering. Now putting in our orders is just a guessing game so I just pick the cheapest ones. Also, this year they started counting my daughter as a guest which took away my ability to include our friend who spent good money every time she went last year. As a business it just makes sense to not charge for kids and let us bring in more money for you by inviting another paying customer. A lot of changes this year definitely resulted in less money for the winery. This property has tremendous potential, and it's disappointing to see such a beautiful space underutilized. Given Southern California's climate, it seems like the pool could remain open for much more of the year. Adult evening swims, movie nights, and other special events could create additional value for members while encouraging more frequent visits. Even staying open on Mondays and Tuesdays in the summer adds two more days of revenue. I hope management takes another look at how this space is being used. Expanding the pool season and offering more events could benefit both members and the business, while also creating opportunities for more consistent staffing. I truly want to see this place succeed because it has so much potential and we do love it. Sadly this year was a let down. Unfortunately, looking forward to cancelling my membership next week. Also, there are event staffing companies that can get you bartenders and lifeguards by tomorrow if that is your only setback and reason you are closing early.

Very disappointed in our past 2 experiences out to dinner here. We live in community and visit…read morefrequently, but now are won't be. Second time in a row we got the same server who forgot most of our order or got wrong. Never brought drinks and even have 2 small children. Manager did get involved, but in the end still paid full price for our experience and given no apology or even compensation. Still charged for meals that were never put in and had to wait until the rest of the family was done eating to even get. And again, still charged for it all. I was in the restaurant business for 17 years and if a server forgot a meal you best believe we comped that off the tab. Won't be supporting this local spot any longer. ​

We played there with our band and the energy and crowd was so great and community like!read more

Shoutout to Rose working at the front desk, very helpful and polite helping me setup my la fitness…read moreaccount

Absolutely disappointed with the customer service at LA Fitness today in Murrieta, CA . I just…read moresigned up and needed help confirming my email and setting up my account & something that should have been simple. I spoke to FOUR different front desk employees and none of them seemed to know what they were doing. The fourth person said they would find someone to help me, then left me standing there waiting until I finally had to say something again. What's frustrating is once someone actually decided to help, the issue was resolved quickly and easily. The lack of communication, urgency, and customer service was honestly unacceptable. Staff seriously needs better training because customers deserve a smoother experience than this.