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Best Hotel Hot Tubs

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Photo: Courtesy of Nimmo Bay Resort

Nimmo Bay Resort, British Columbia, Canada

The Setting: At Nimmo Bay Resort, two idyllic red cedar tubs, heated to 104 degrees, are secreted away in a wooded inlet, 200 miles north of Vancouver. After a day of heli-fishing the area’s remote rivers and lakes, rotate between the naturally cold plunge pool and one of the two eight-person hot tubs for an exhilarating hot-cold rush.

Bonus: The tubs are filled by Nimmo Bay’s cascading waterfall, whose clear water trickles down from the top of Mount Stephens.

Price: $1,980 per day; three-night minimum stay.

Best Hotel Hot Tubs

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Best Hotel Hot Tubs

Nimmo Bay Resort, British Columbia, Canada

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