Nestled in the heart of White Sulphur Springs, Montana, the Spa Hot Springs Motel & Tenderfoot Cabins offer a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished hospitality and wellness destination with a century-old legacy. This property blends Montana’s natural beauty, historic charm, and the growing appeal of luxury wellness travel. Located on Main Street, it provides exceptional visibility and accessibility while offering guests an authentic experience rooted in natural mineral waters, contemporary comfort, and small-town hospitality. The property is ideally situated within a scenic mountain valley, serving as a gateway to year-round outdoor recreation, including skiing and snowboarding at nearby Showdown Mountain, cross-country trails at Silver Crest, and summer activities such as hiking, fishing, kayaking, and mountain biking. This consistent influx of visitors supports steady occupancy and mitigates seasonal volatility common to rural hospitality assets. Spa Hot Springs features three mineral-fed soaking pools, two outdoors and one indoors, maintained between 100–105°F. The chemical-free waters are drained nightly, ensuring a pure and restorative experience. Complementing the pools are 41 motel rooms and 12 Tenderfoot Cabins, each combining rustic Montana character with modern amenities. Pet-friendly policies, remodeled interiors, and attentive service foster a loyal and repeat clientele, supporting stable, year-round operations. From an investment perspective, the property offers a strong foundation of income with significant upside potential. Opportunities include the addition of curated spa services, wellness retreats, yoga weekends, and corporate getaway packages. The property’s layout and downtown location also allow for lodging expansion, premium package offerings, and membership-based revenue models. Bundling accommodations with soaking access, spa treatments, and guided outdoor experiences can capture higher-spending travelers seeking authenticity and wellness-focused escapes. Spa Hot Springs also benefits from a compelling narrative: its mineral waters have been valued for centuries, with origins dating back to Indigenous use and commercial development in the 19th century. This heritage, combined with careful stewardship and modern operations, positions the property as a genuine, high-end wellness destination in a competitive market.