Sedona, Arizona
Sedona, Arizona
Mii amo, a destination spa
Guests 16 and over, enjoy exclusive access to the award-winning Mii amo spa, located on the Enchantment Resort grounds. Attend a morning ritual in the Crystal Grotto, indulge in a signature spa treatment or find nourishment at the Mii amo Cafe.
Los Abrigados Resort And Spa by Diamond Resorts
Sedona
In the city center and in the mountains, Los Abrigados Resort And Spa by Diamond Resorts is in a walkable area with good shopping. While the natural beauty of Bell Rock and Slide Rock State Park can be enjoyed by anyone, those looking for an activity can check out Sedona Golf Resort. Break out the clubs and hit the links with a golf course nearby, or seek out an adventure with ecotours, mountain biking, and hiking/biking trails.
Enchantment Resort
The dramatic red rocks of Sedona’s Boynton Canyon set the tone for an experience beyond compare. You’ll move and be moved through a unique and powerful connection to nature, exhilarating adventures, deep relaxation and the feeling of awe and wonder again and again.
A Sedona Resort unlike Any Other
Set on 70 acres of panoramic natural terrain, Enchantment Resort is located in the spiritual heart of Sedona, surrounded by the towering red rock walls of Boynton Canyon. Enchantment Resort combines the rugged grandeur of the Southwest landscape and Native American culture. Featuring 218, one-story guest accommodations, over 140 weekly guest activities and panoramic views of red rock formations, our Sedona Resort is a place to naturally feel alive.
Activities & Adventure
Located in the heart of Boynton Canyon, you’ll naturally feel alive with an adventure at Enchantment Resort. From sunrise to sunset (and even once the stars arrive), there’s an endless amount of things to do in Sedona for every age and interest. Whether you prefer hitting the links or the scenic Canyon trails, nurturing your artistic side or sculpting your body, you’ll never tire of the options.
The Legend of Boynton Canyon
Boynton Canyon, also known by the Apache name, Che Ah Chi, has an intriguing history that includes dramatic earth changes, prehistoric ruins, creation stories, inhabitants and healing waters. A sacred place for many Native American tribes, Boynton Canyon has been referred to as the Yavapai-Apache Garden of Eden.
According to the legend, hundreds of years ago Yavapai-Apache prophets foretold of the coming of a great flood that would destroy their tribe. At that time, a wise man of the tribe created a boat out of a hollow cottonwood log and put into it his young daughter, a bird and some food; provisions to keep her safe during the prophesied flood.
She survived in the log until the water receded and her boat came to rest once again on the ground, and found herself in what is now known as Boynton Canyon. It is said that her footprints were left in the wet earth of the Canyon.
Enchantment Resort lives up to its spectacular setting with architecture and activities that pay tribute to the region.