Step off Bathhouse Row into the Buckstaff Bathhouse in Hot Springs National Park and you may think you’ve stepped back in time to the Golden Age of bathing!
The Buckstaff Bathhouse opened in 1912 and has been in continuous operation ever since. The Buckstaff was known for offering luxurious amenities and advanced bathing techniques with a wide range of services including thermal mineral baths, steam cabinets, needle showers, and massages. In the early 20th century, the Buckstaff attracted visitors seeking relief from various ailments. Celebrities, athletes, and politicians flocked to the area to soak away their aches and pains in and leave feeling reinvigorated.
Today the Buckstaff sits on Bathhouse Row with its iconic bright blue awnings offering the thermal baths Hot Springs is known for along with massages, facials, pedicures, and manicures. Planning a trip to Hot Springs? Be sure to sink into a thermal bath at the Buckstaff Bathhouse!