We're here at, hopefully we're saying this right, Spa Termal Tlalocán.
Something like that. There's thermal pools, saunas, they have infusions in each of these. We paid 280
pesos to get it, and now we're going to pay 175 pesos for this deluxe
deal, where we get to spend approximately two and a half hours going from pool to
pool. This spa uses the thermal waters firm the mountain. They're not heating
any of it up, in fact, they actually have to cool it down in order for people to
be able to sit in it without getting burned. It's that hot. So we'll try to
show you what this experience looks like assuming they don't tell us to put the camera away.
We just purchased our tickets to go down here in the VIP section, where we
have several different pools. There is a reflexology thing that you walk in,
cold pool, there's one with chocolate, a mud pool, and you just go from pool to
pool as you experience all these different benefits. Each one has a
specific purpose. And right now we are in the waiting area
because they only allow so many people and at a time. They have some hammocks here
and we are just going to be relaxing as we wait for our number to be called.
We're at the end of our tour on the reflexology walk.
Go ahead and walk, WA-OK.
Wow so we were in such zen mode after that spa experience that we completely
forgot to tell you how it was. First of all, I want to talk about how they only
let you sit in each tub for a certain amount of time because if you're in
there for longer than about 15 minutes, it can actually start to do damage to
you, and your body, and your health. So they tell you, at that point, to move to the
next spa. The order that we went was first a apple cider vinegar, then we went
to that bath tub filled with flowers of all different kinds. The next one had
coffee in it, actual coffee grounds, and yes I'm still getting them out of all
sorts of places, including my swimsuit. We moved on to the chocolate bath, which is
where you saw us smearing chocolate all over our faces.
After that we dipped into the cool bath, which is where you submerge your body
to lower your body temperature back from the very, very hot chocolate bath. And
then finally, we slathered mud all over ourselves from head to toe. You wait
until the mud dries, and then you go into another thermal bath in order to wash it
all off. This exfoliates the old excess skin off of your body. We just had
smooth, baby-like skin. After that, we were free to go wherever we wanted. That
included the reflexology walk, the two saunas, which again, use the natural heat
from the water of the mountain, infused with botanicals like eucalyptus, and
pretty much just relax and leave whenever we pleased. For what we paid, it
was a screaming deal. Neither of us had ever done a spa before in the United
States, so we really don't have much to compare
it to. But this one was amazing. The fact that it uses natural water from the
mountains, and draws out toxins with the different things that they added to each
bathtub was awesome. We absolutely recommend it, and if we ever get the opportunity to
do a thermal mountain spa again, you better believe we're jumping on that.
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