Best Sedona Resorts & Spas
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Sedona offers an unusually diverse collection of resorts, from luxury retreats surrounded by red rock canyons to creekside hideaways, full-service spa resorts and spacious vacation-club properties. Many combine pools, restaurants, fitness facilities and wellness services with convenient access to hiking, shopping, galleries and other Sedona attractions. The resorts below represent several of the area’s most established choices, with options for romantic escapes, wellness vacations, family trips and outdoor adventures.
- Choosing A Sedona Resort
- Enchantment Resort
- L’Auberge de Sedona
- Ridge on Sedona
- Sedona Springs Resort
- Amara Resort & Spa
- Outbound Sedona
- Los Abrigados Resort & Spa
- FAQ
Choosing The Best Sedona Resort For Your Trip
The best Sedona resort depends largely on the experience you want. Boynton Canyon offers an immersive red rock setting at Enchantment Resort, while L’Auberge de Sedona combines Oak Creek accommodations with newer cliffside rooms overlooking the red rocks. Amara Resort & Spa provides easy access to Uptown Sedona, and Ridge on Sedona places guests near golf and Village of Oak Creek attractions.
Travelers who want condo-style accommodations may prefer Sedona Springs Resort or one of the Hilton Vacation Club properties. Outbound Sedona offers a newly renovated resort experience with pools, spa services, dining, tennis and pickleball. Because room types, resort fees and amenities can change, compare current policies and rates directly with each resort before booking.
Enchantment Resort
Enchantment Resort
525 Boynton Canyon Road
Sedona, AZ 86336
Official Website
Enchantment Resort occupies a dramatic setting at the base of Boynton Canyon and offers 218 Southwestern-style casita guestrooms and suites, each with a private patio or deck. Resort amenities include swimming pools, tennis and pickleball, fitness and wellness programs, hiking and outdoor experiences, and access to spa services at neighboring Mii amo. Dining options include Che Ah Chi, Tii Gavo, The Market and other seasonal resort venues.
L’Auberge de Sedona
L’Auberge de Sedona
301 L’Auberge Lane
Sedona, AZ 86336
L’Auberge de Sedona combines a peaceful Oak Creek setting with accommodations ranging from creekside, garden and spa cottages to rooms and suites in The Lodge and the newer Cliffs collection overlooking Sedona’s red rocks. Resort amenities include L’Apothecary Spa, heated pools and hot tubs, a fitness center, daily activities and multiple dining experiences. Cress on Oak Creek offers creekside dining, while the resort’s newer cliffside areas provide panoramic red rock views.
Ridge on Sedona, a Hilton Vacation Club
Ridge on Sedona, a Hilton Vacation Club
55 Sunridge Circle
Sedona, AZ 86351
Ridge on Sedona, a Hilton Vacation Club is located in the Village of Oak Creek near Bell Rock and an adjacent 18-hole golf course. Accommodations range from studios to one- and two-bedroom suites, with many units offering private patios or balconies and kitchen facilities. Resort amenities include heated outdoor pools, hot tubs, a fitness center and convenient access to hiking, golf, dining and other Village of Oak Creek attractions.
Sedona Springs Resort
Sedona Springs Resort
55 Northview Road
Sedona, AZ 86336
Sedona Springs Resort offers spacious vacation-style accommodations including studios, one-bedroom lofts and two-bedroom villas near central Sedona. Many units provide kitchens or kitchenettes and residential-style features that work well for longer stays and family trips. Resort amenities include indoor and seasonal outdoor swimming pools, hot tubs, a fitness center, dry sauna, game room, barbecue areas and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Amara Resort & Spa
Amara Resort & Spa
100 Amara Lane
Sedona, AZ 86336
Amara Resort & Spa is a 100-room boutique resort tucked beside Oak Creek at the base of Uptown Sedona. The reimagined resort features contemporary rooms and suites, a heated zero-edge infinity pool with red rock views, outdoor fire pits, a 24-hour fitness center and the full-service Amara Spa. SaltRock Southwest Kitchen serves seasonal Southwestern-inspired cuisine and craft cocktails, while Uptown shops, galleries and restaurants are within easy reach.
Outbound Sedona
Outbound Sedona
1752 State Route 179
Sedona, AZ 86336
Poco Diablo Resort / Outbound Sedona Guide
Formerly Poco Diablo Resort, the property has been extensively renovated and reopened as Outbound Sedona. The resort now offers redesigned rooms and suites, the two-tier Moonwater Pool and connected hot tubs, a fitness center, spa, tennis and pickleball courts, outdoor gathering spaces and on-site dining at Lucida Desert Kitchen & Bar. Its State Route 179 location provides convenient access to Sedona’s trails, attractions and red rock scenery.
Hilton Vacation Club Los Abrigados Resort & Spa Sedona
Hilton Vacation Club Los Abrigados Resort & Spa Sedona
160 Portal Lane
Sedona, AZ 86336
Los Abrigados Resort & Spa occupies a landscaped setting beside Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village in central Sedona. The Hilton Vacation Club resort offers spacious accommodations along with a heated outdoor pool, spa treatments, sauna, fitness and recreation facilities, pickleball, basketball and mini-golf. Its central location places restaurants, shops, galleries and Oak Creek within easy reach.
Which Sedona Resort Is Best For Your Vacation?
- For a luxury canyon retreat: Enchantment Resort
- For creekside luxury: L’Auberge de Sedona
- For golf and Village of Oak Creek: Ridge on Sedona
- For condo-style accommodations: Sedona Springs Resort
- For Uptown access and spa amenities: Amara Resort & Spa
- For a newly renovated outdoor-focused resort: Outbound Sedona
- For Tlaquepaque access and vacation-club amenities: Los Abrigados Resort & Spa
There is no single best resort for every traveler. Location, room style, spa access, resort fees, pet policies and included amenities vary, so compare the features that matter most to your trip before reserving.
Sedona Resorts & Spas FAQ
What are some of the best resorts in Sedona?
Popular Sedona resorts include Enchantment Resort, L’Auberge de Sedona, Amara Resort & Spa, Ridge on Sedona, Sedona Springs Resort, Outbound Sedona and Los Abrigados Resort & Spa. The best choice depends on the location, amenities and type of accommodations you prefer.
Which Sedona resorts have spas?
Several Sedona resorts offer spa and wellness services, including Enchantment Resort through neighboring Mii amo, L’Auberge de Sedona through L’Apothecary Spa, Amara Resort & Spa, Outbound Sedona and Los Abrigados Resort & Spa.
Which Sedona resort is best for red rock views?
Many Sedona resorts feature red rock views, including Enchantment Resort in Boynton Canyon, L’Auberge de Sedona, Amara Resort & Spa, Ridge on Sedona and Outbound Sedona. Views vary by room category and location within each property.
Which Sedona resorts are near Oak Creek?
L’Auberge de Sedona and Amara Resort & Spa are both located along Oak Creek, while Los Abrigados is also close to the creek and Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village.
Which Sedona resort is near golf?
Ridge on Sedona, a Hilton Vacation Club is adjacent to an 18-hole golf course in the Village of Oak Creek. Enchantment Resort also offers access to golf experiences at nearby Seven Canyons.
Which Sedona resorts are good for families?
Families may appreciate the spacious accommodations and resort amenities at Sedona Springs Resort, Ridge on Sedona, Los Abrigados and Outbound Sedona. Specific occupancy limits and room configurations vary by property.
What happened to Poco Diablo Resort?
Poco Diablo Resort was renovated and rebranded as Outbound Sedona. The property remains at 1752 State Route 179 but now operates under the Outbound Sedona name.
Is Amara Resort close to Uptown Sedona?
Yes. Amara Resort & Spa sits at the base of Uptown Sedona, providing convenient access to shops, restaurants and galleries.
Do Sedona resorts charge resort fees?
Some Sedona resorts charge nightly resort or destination fees, while others package amenities differently. Fees and included benefits can change, so verify the current total price and policies directly with the resort before booking.
When is the best time to stay at a Sedona resort?
Spring and fall are especially popular because of mild weather, while summer often brings warmer temperatures and winter can provide quieter stays and occasional snow against the red rocks. Rates and availability vary substantially by season and event dates.
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