West Baden Springs Hotel
"The 4.8 iconic 1902 dome-and-spring National Historic Landmark — Indiana's marquee historic resort."
About The Hotel
West Baden Springs Hotel is a 4.8-rated (2,896 reviews) National Historic Landmark at 8670 W State Road 56 — Indiana’s iconic dome-and-spring historic marquee. Subratings 4.8 cleanliness, 4.5 location, 4.8 rooms, 4.7 service, 4.8 sleep quality and 4.4 value — top-tier across the board. Amenities include free parking, WiFi, fitness room, pool, restaurant, bicycle rental, game room and pet-friendly rooms. The 1902 hotel features a 200-foot free-span atrium dome once called the Eighth Wonder of the World, and the on-site Indiana Landmarks history museum tells the bathhouse story from mineral-springs founding through the 1996 restoration. Recent 5-stars praise the new bowling and billiards pavilion, professional and helpful staff, the shuttle service between hotels, and named staff (Tanje the waiter, Pat the carriage driver). Sister to French Lick Springs Hotel 10 minutes south with shared French Lick Casino. Verify specific in-room whirlpool suite types at booking.
What Guests Are Saying
“Pure hospitable service from the moment we arrived. Stayed for four days. Tanje was our waiter each day and we could not have had a more pleasant person daily. Pat was our carriage driver and made us feel like we were friends for 50 years. We are making plans to come back this fall for the colors. Best food, best staff, best hotel we have ever stayed at.” — Steven K., 5 stars
“It is a beautiful place to stay. The staff at the desk and front door were very professional , courteous and helpful. We received assistance with the shuttle service. We felt important. The room was clean and big. The pool was nice and not crowded. It was everything we could have asked for in an anniversary getaway .” — Steve L., 5 stars
“My wife and I think of West Baden- Springs as our place and have been celebrating our anniversaries there for several years now. We’ve introduced our children and grandchildren to the riding stable and other facilities, and they really enjoy the beauty and uniqueness of the domed facility.” — Steve M., 5 stars
Pros & Cons
Pros:
- 1902 National Historic Landmark with iconic 200-foot atrium dome
- 4.8 cleanliness and 4.8 rooms subratings
- On-site Indiana Landmarks history museum, spa, pool and restaurants
- Named staff called out (Tanje, Pat) for service
- Sister to French Lick Springs with shared Casino
Cons:
- 4.4 value subrating — premium historic-resort pricing
- Verify specific in-room whirlpool suite type at booking
- Rural Orange County location — plan on staying on-property
The Location
8670 W State Road 56, West Baden Springs, IN 47432 — Historic mineral-springs valley in Orange County, 10 minutes north of French Lick. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.
West Baden Springs,
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Guest reviews
What guests are saying about West Baden Springs Hotel.
"We love this property! Full of so much history and family-friendly atmosphere. The West Baden Hotel is luxurious but quaint in keeping with the times as the rooms are meant to reflect the era the hotel was built in and survived through. I’d highly recommend either a tour or a book from the gift store to better understand the property and its significance while you are there. The pool is huge and there is a large jacuzzi, so it was perfect for my little one. Beautiful facilities! There is a trolley and train that run throughout the day complimentary and will take you to the French Lick Springs property and other local areas, very convenient!"
— Elizabeth Hoover
View on Google"I love the history of the area and make it a point to explore the hotel when we visit. We just happened to be here for the week when West Baden had a soft opening for the newly renovated bowling and billiards Pavillion on the grounds.Very nice facilities that visitors as well as general townspeople will enjoy for years to come."
— Greg Jett
View on Google"Wonderful rooms and interesting hotel and grounds, check in service was slow, check out was painless and quick. Went for an early dinner at Ballards in the Atrium, hostess was disinterested and dispite half the tables being empty she still wanted us to wait an hour for service. Left the grounds and found dinner elseware. Great place to visit once for a night, not sure it's a full weekend experience."
— Jeremiah Gibson
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