Harbin Hot Springs

Nestled on 150 acres of rolling meadow in Middletown, California, Harhar Harbin Hot Springs is a spirit‑oriented retreat where the natural hot‑spring pools, rustic lodgings, and sustainable eco‑farm converge. Guests can wander among eight mineral pools that range from steaming 105°F to cool 70°F, including the Silent Meditation Pools that invite quiet contemplation in a clothing‑optional setting reminiscent of Japanese onsens. The newly opened Stonefront Restaurant, launched on July 1, 2026, serves a limited but thoughtfully crafted menu of seasonal, locally sourced dishes—think rosemary‑infused focaccia, heirloom tomato salads, and wild‑caught salmon—inside a bright, timber‑clad dining hall that overlooks the creek. Spa services are offered both on land and in water; skilled practitioners provide Swedish massage, deep‑tissue work, and hydro‑therapy sessions, all booked by calling (707) 987‑2477 ext. 2000. Daily life at Harbin includes guided hikes through the Harbin EcoFarm, where guests learn about regenerative agriculture, as well as community gatherings such as sound‑bath evenings, multi‑faith ceremonies, and recovery meetings on Wednesdays (6‑7:30 pm) and Saturday church services (12‑1:30 pm). The retreat is alcohol‑ and drug‑free, ADA‑accessible (service dogs welcome), and pet‑free. Accommodations range from modest cabins to deluxe suites, with nightly rates from $120 to $250. Reservations are required; check the website for current pricing, pool etiquette, and construction updates. Whether you seek quiet meditation, therapeutic soaking, or a nourishing culinary experience, Harbin Hot Springs offers a holistic sanctuary in the heart of Sonoma County.