Rejuvenated hotel returns to the old resort and spa town
in the early 1900s, the hotel's lobby shines with polished marble and hospitality, and the 62 suites are spacious and modern.
On the seventh floor, an outdoor patio offers a view of the surrounding hills, while topping the opposite tower is the ballroom whereThe Crazy Water Hotel was first built in 1912 over well No. 3. Legend says that a woman suffering from dementia was cured after drinking two glasses a day of the water with high lithium content.
Fire consumed the hotel, but it was rebuilt and opened in 1927 as a 200-room resort and spa. By 1961 the spa business had dried up. Over the years the building served several purposes until it became a retirement home that closed in 2010. The future didn't look good for the yellow brick building until a group of local investors decided to restore it. The grand reopening came in October 2021.The Crazy Water Hotel in Mineral Wells offers modern lodging while you're exploring this historic and beautiful part of the state. For more information, go to
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