Fantastic in three ways: 1) the springs itself and the ambience of it. It is positively Fellini-esque with the old folks in their wide brimmed straw hats doing a slow cakewalk around the inner part of the spring chatting among themselves like time does not exist; 2) the yoga and limbering classes under the oak trees by East European ladies who know their stuff, good experience; and 3) the great food in the canteen: borsht and pierogi and real bread. GREAT!

First off if your visiting with a family be prepared, it was 20/person. Not sure kids rates. But saw a family of 6 turn around and walk away, so may be spending a small fortune. The water is warm. Not hot, but warm and very clear. They take good care of it. Wasn't too sulfery smelling. Very clean for swimming. Sand and pebble bottom. There is not a beach, just areas to get I to the water. Most landings on the edge of the water are mud landings. There was not a concession stand, but there was a food truck. Did not check it any further than seeing it there. Maybe bring your own snacks. There were hundreds of lawn chairs and a few dozens loungers around the edges like there about to be a Foriegner concert on the water. Looked see. Buildings on the grounds looked old and damaged from storms. They are all closed off. Bathrooms and dressings rooms are ok, clean enough. Overall, I'd say cool spot to visit and see.

The water is supposedly 82 degrees at this time of the year. IThe weather was about 78 degrees and sunny, but I was still cool. If you like hot springs, you may find this a shock to your system. There are lots of chairs and it wasn't crowded when I went. There is some gunk in the water which may be off-putting. Two lifeguards were on duty. I'm not sure about the impact on my skin yet. I haven't really felt a difference yet.

OMG!! I love this studio I feel so at home. The teachers are marvelous and all deserving of shout out starting with Marley. An amazing teacher and founder of Cocoon. She delivers direct and concise yoga cues sprinkled with dharma like poetry keeping all students engaged in the practice. The studio is warm and inviting and the community is filled with like minded humans that are equally as warm as the environment. Marley tends to ends the practice with "unity and community "and that is so true of this space. If you want to be among friendly humans and exceptional teachers this studio is for you!!!!!!!! A shout out to Meghan, Daniel, Liv, Terri, Tammy, Cole, Bri, Tatiana, Autumn and still others that I am on my way to experiencing their class, Shuana and Shelby. You never feel that you need to experience one teacher's class exclusively but rather enjoy the diversity of all classes with different teachers!!! Come experience the joy of yoga!!!!!