Lithia Springs Resort

Wonderful
Traveller Type: young couple

Very Good
Traveller Type: solo traveller

Wonderful
Traveller Type: review category business travellers

Wonderful
Traveller Type: young couple

Very Good
Traveller Type: young couple
  : The Lithia Springs was so relaxing
  : the water had a very strong egg smell, which I know Ashland water is like that.

Very Good
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : We’ll kept, friendly staff!
  : Close to rundown trailer park.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: young couple

Very Good
Traveller Type: family with young children

Very Good
Traveller Type: young couple
  : Staff were very friendly, the tea room was a nice touch. We stayed in the Garden View Room, which had a bathtub in the room, the bed was large and comfortable for two people, the room was small, but big enough for a one night stay. The grounds of the property were quite nice, we ended up envying those who chose a bungalow, as they had nice streams flowing by their rooms, and more privacy and quiet. They offer a nice breakfast, which was probably more enjoyable for non-vegetarians, but did included a nice yogurt/granola/berry option for vegetarians.
  : The Garden View Room is located above a supply closet, and the stairway leads to a common area, near the front desk. This meant that we could hear the conversations of guests down in the lobby. For light sleepers this might not be a comfortable choice. Our view was of a bit of the garden, and the balcony of neighboring rooms, which limited our privacy. This problem was easily solved by closing the blinds for most of our time there. There is a large construction site on or near the property.

Good
Traveller Type: group
  : The location of this historic property was great for our weekend plans. The highlight was undoubtedly the sulfur spring water that flows directly into the tub and shower (although it causes a smelly room). The room was clean and well-stocked with specialties (like robes), and the bed was super comfortable. The tea room offered a great afternoon treat before our dinner reservations. Breakfast was great with a variety of hot foods, breads, and other morning foods. The sulfur spring pool was heated perfectly even in late fall and felt wonderful on the skin!
  : Our first of several disappointments came at check-in. We booked a patio room that was almost twice the cost of the other rooms per night. It was advertised, including pictures, as overlooking garden areas. When I got a map to our room, it showed we were actually overlooking the asphalt of the parking area and driveway on two sides. When I asked about the discrepancy, the clerk sarcastically said we were welcome to drag our patio chairs around the corner to the grassy area and sit there. When we got to the room, we were further disappointed by the condition of the patio area. It was full of weeds growing up through the bricks, uplifted, crumbling bricks, and a broken gate. The height of disappointment came when we entered the door to the bedroom area and heard voices. I announced my husband and I and entered the living area where I found the housekeeper sitting on the couch watching TV. I was very startled and said we were told the room was ready, to which she said, yes, it was ready. She turned the TV off and walked out the living area door with no other words. Unfortunately, all of these experiences soured us as we began our stay. I will say that the rest of the stay was uneventful, and we enjoyed the company of our traveling companions along with the resort's other benefits, like its heated pool, hot breakfast, tea room, and soaking in a deep spring-water-filled tub.