Built on the site of the legendary 'Burning Spring', discovered in 1794 and considered Niagara Falls' very first tourist attraction, this Marriott Fallsview property now offers a hydrotherapy circuit unlike anything else in the region. Three outdoor pools guide guests from hot (35-40°C) to warm (25-30°C) to cold (7-12°C), a sequence designed to boost circulation and ease tension.
Around the pools, the grounds unfold into several experiences: a Finnish-inspired sauna cabin, a Himalayan salt sauna, an indoor hot tub and a fireside outdoor lounge, all usable year-round thanks to a heated pool deck. A modern take on the spirit of the natural curiosities that first put Niagara Falls on the map.
Insider tip — Perched near the famous Niagara Falls, Burning Springs Spa takes its name from the historic naturally combustible gas springs found along the Niagara Gorge. The thermal pools offer a relaxing counterpoint to the tourist bustle just minutes away. Early morning soaks with views toward the escarpment are particularly memorable. The spa connects visitors to Niagara's lesser-known geological heritage.