We went to Eco Termales for an evening of hot springs time and dinner. The hot springs were precisely what I expected and wanted-- hot water and cheap drinks. Beer is two bucks and cocktails four dollars a pop (and good!). The pools aren't much to look at, but they're plenty spacious, varying temperatures, clean, and pleasant.
I got the dinner for us mainly for my husband, who likes to eat meat and heavy meals. Honestly, I thought that the dinner would be a waste for me given that it was beans, rice, tortilla, and meat-- mostly stuff that I either don't eat or just don't care for. But, I was pleasantly surprised. First, the food was surprisingly light-- very little oil and healthy. Second, they served a salad with dinner that was fantastic.
Most people seemed to do the hot springs for 2-3 hours, then dinner, and then leave. We were starving that day, so we went in the hot springs 5-6:30, had dinner at 6:30, and returned to the springs 7:15-8:30 or so. I think this is the way to go. It's nice to break up your time in such hot water, we had the restaurant to ourselves while we ate, and the hot springs really emptied out in the later evening since everyone else was sitting down to eat.



