Alameda's hot springs retreat

47°36′32″N 114°40′19″W Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat, or

Alameda's Cooperative Hotsprings Retreat and Guest House

also, commonly called simply Alameda's is a 1930's era spa-motel, retreat and conference center in Hot Springs, MT.

Alameda's offers lodging and space for small events and personal retreats.

Alameda's is located on the reservation of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Nation.

Hot Springs Montana is about 65 miles (105 km) from Kalispell, Montana and 73 miles (117 km) from Missoula, Montana in Sanders County, Montana.

Alameda's has unique suites, cottages, hotel room and studio apartment options for lodging. 

Most rooms include private hot mineral baths, living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens.

Alameda's has hosted workshops in permaculture, sustainable living, renewable energy and yoga. It has also hosted morning classes on meditation and Qigong. The lithium rich water, which is some of the best mineral water in the country, has been an ongoing source of healing and relaxation to the guests for years. The Lithium-rich mineral waters, for which Hot Springs, Montana is noted[1] comes from wells on the Alameda's property.

Alameda's has focused on the geothermal heat potential of its wells as a source for heating greenhouses and organic agriculture.