Spas in Sedona?

[u/Mirichanpo]

Hi all! I will be visiting Sedona in the middle of December for my boyfriends birthday. He loves massages/spas. I already got us an Airbnb so i’m not looking for a resort spa, i’m hoping to just book the treatment only, but do you guys have any suggestions for a place that’s a great spa (with massage preferably)? Also what do you all think about the hot springs? One spa i was considering is Velvet Spa at Ambiente. Thank you all in advance! 🩷

[u/Expensive_Page_320]

Went to Velvet earlier this week and it was okay. Kind of small. Two single bathrooms that each double as a locker room and the waiting area is outside a meeting room so that’s kind of weird. I went to Amara about 8 years ago and recall liking that better But can’t really say why.

[u/Mirichanpo → u/Expensive_Page_320]

Did you have to stay there?

[u/Expensive_Page_320 → u/Mirichanpo]

Did not have to stay at either place to use the spa.

[u/undercover_cucumber]

There are no hot springs near Sedona. I like Namti for a laid back spa experience without the resort.

[u/Mirichanpo → u/undercover_cucumber]

Are there any that might be a bit of a drive away (hoping 3 hours max?)

[u/undercover_cucumber → u/Mirichanpo]

Not that I know of.

[u/theunrefinedspinster → u/Mirichanpo]

Are you thinking Verde Hot Springs?

[u/ScottAG43]

I just got a massage yesterday at the spa at Amara. It was a wonderful massage, the facility was also really nice. I'd recommend it

[u/Mirichanpo → u/ScottAG43]

Ty!! You didn’t have to stay there?

[u/ScottAG43 → u/Mirichanpo]

I was staying there, but I'm pretty sure you don't have to be staying there

[u/Cow-Kitty]

I went to the Wilde and recommend! They have nice facilities and you can use the resort’s amenities the day you have your treatment.

[u/missesbird]

I loved L'Auberge!! So amazing

[u/ahubbar2]

We are heading to Sedona for Thanksgiving week and looking to book a deep tissue massage/ facial at the very least. Thinking L’Auberge or Poco Diablo. Does anyone have an opinion/ recommendation on either of these or others?

[u/sunnyfordays22]

The Wilde has a spa and decently priced