The hot springs are nice but very hot. We went in the afternoon on a hot day and it was a little difficult to relax when outside was hot and the water was hot. Maybe better in the early evening. The ride to get there from the town was 700 pesos on a trike and very bumpy. The entrance fee was 300 pesos and they charged my 11 year old the adult price not the student price. Kids pricing is only up to 10 years.

Friendliest staff ever especially ensure guest are comfortable and safe in the pool enjoyed our stay. Will definitely consider staying again in the future to Experience a home away from home. Staff and crews are friendly and attentive. Wilbert did a good job on assisting us . He is very attentive and mindful. Great experience

The view is amazing, the pool is sooo wide and very hot. Too hot for me cause I went here in between morning and day. I think this place is perfect for night time but sadly it’s closed at 5 PM. It’s reasonable because the road to get here is so damaged. I went there by tuktuk and almost got heart attack caused the off road 😂

The only hot spring (salt water) in town about 30 minutes from were we stayed (Fernvale Resort) and about 15 minutes fron town proper. Spacious, have 1 large and 2 small hot spring pools. Overlooking at the ocean side. If deiving be careful sinxe they have a very tight road and rough road for about 2 miles. Parking is also limited. Entrance is PhP 300 or $6 per person. Suggested to go there around 5pm or sunset. By 6pm, the place will start to be crowded and packed. Have dressing eoma and toilet . Overall, it is recommended to visit while in town.

Worth it after far too many steps to climb up and down. But really enjoyed swimming in the shallow and warm Lake. Thank God it was the 1st item on the list. If you are able and not Senior like me, it's a must.

The natural hot water springs here are really well maintained and have lots of different places to sit in the water or outside relaxing. I read some reviews complaining the water was too HOT, oh heck, it’s a hot spring, the name should tell you what to expect and an older person complained too many steps. I didn’t see many to at least get to the water and another complained about the terrible road condition to get there…. Perhaps they shouldn’t travel to countries such as Philippines and remote islands.

Really enjoyed the hot springs we went in the early evening, and it was so good...Several areas you can enjoy the hot spring and it did have a relaxing vibe to it. it's about 30 minutes from main city area, with some of the roads narrow and lots of potholes so if driving be aware. I would recommend visiting hot springs late in afternoon or in the evening as on a hot day it may not be do relaxing.

The good thing about reviews is you can read from the experiences of people who actually have been there. The common mistake is visiting this place in the middle of the day on a hot summer day. Not advisable but if that's your only chance to see Maquinit, you may not enjoy it. 
So we went here the early evening when the sun was already down. You can just get a tricycle in town and ask to take you to the hot springs. They will wait for you and take you back to your hotel in town. I paid my tricycle driver 1,000 pesos ($20) He was asking for 700 pesos and I thought giving an extra is my own little way of helping out. The roads leading to the hot springs are rough. You can ask the driver to stop at a store to get bottled water (or soda) to bring with you. Bring your own towels too.
The hot spring's a great way to soak all those tired muscles from snorkeling and sight seeing. There's an entrance fee but I forgot how much I paid. And once you get there, that's pretty much it. It's like a giant hot tub and the water is hot. Great experience and the crowd is cool.