Enchantment Resort

Enchantment Resort fills the mouth of Boynton Canyon, one of Sedona’s four vortex sites, with 218 casita guest rooms and suites in low adobe buildings that let the canyon walls do the decorating. It is a Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star resort, a Travel and Leisure World’s Best winner three years running and one of the magazine’s top 500 hotels in the world for 2026, and it shares the canyon with Mii amo, the Forbes Five-Star destination spa that Enchantment guests, and only Enchantment guests, can book into.

Rooms

The lineup runs from a casita guest room with a king or two queens through junior suites, studios with a queen Murphy bed, one and two bedroom casita, casa and hacienda suites sleeping four to ten, and at the top the Pool Suites and the two-bedroom Canyon Vista Luxury Villa with a private pool and jacuzzi, both bookable only by phone. Beehive fireplaces and private decks are the signature touches. Rates are not published; the resort sells through packages such as a complimentary fourth or fifth night, bed and breakfast, a Southwest resident rate and a Mii amo spa escape. A daily resort fee applies and covers parking, the Trail House programs, stargazing with the resort astronomer on Tuesday and Saturday, the pools, tennis and pickleball, and Mii amo’s morning ritual, evening meditation and fitness studios for guests 16 and up. Booking sites listed select guest rooms under renovation from May through October 2026.

Dining

The restaurants are open to the public seasonally, by reservation at (844) 361-9123 or on OpenTable, with one exception: Hummingbird at Mii amo is for Enchantment and Mii amo guests only.

• Che Ah Chi: the main dining room, modern American, with breakfast 6:30 to 11, lunch 11 to 3:30 and dinner 5 to 9, live music Thursday through Sunday evenings, and a cellar of more than 500 wines that won Wine Spectator’s Best of Award of Excellence in 2026. Reservations required; resort casual.
• Tii Gavo: the casual Southwestern “gathering place,” indoors or around the outdoor firepits, dinner from 3:30 to 9 and the bar until 10. Tepary bean nachos, green chile pork sliders, chile-rubbed trout and a sweet corn cheesecake.
• The Edge on the renovated pool deck for lunch and cocktails, and The Market for quick breakfasts, sandwiches and pastries.

Trail House and the Canyon

Trail House is the resort’s outfitter: guided and self-guided hiking on the 400 miles of surrounding trail, mountain bike and e-bike rentals, rock climbing, trail running, kayaking trips to Antelope and Labyrinth canyons, private Grand Canyon days, and photography and dark sky outings, all reserved at least 48 hours ahead. Free canyon talks run several evenings a week, and the Boynton Canyon trail itself starts just outside the gate; see our Boynton Canyon vortex guide.

Good to Know

• Dogs are welcome, two per room, with a cleaning fee, a dog bed and bowls, and a seat on the outdoor patios at Che Ah Chi, Tii Gavo and The Market; not in the restaurants, pools, lobby or spa.
• Mii amo spa services are for guests 16 and up staying on property; day visitors cannot book them. Our Sedona spa guide lists the resort spas that do take day guests.
• Seven Canyons Golf Club access, with shuttle, is part of the resort fee.
• Boynton Canyon Road ends at the resort gate, west of town and a world away from Uptown.

Facts checked October 2026 against the resort’s own website and press page. A Sedona’s Best partner: see the Enchantment Resort partner page, and compare it with the other resorts in our guide to where to stay in Sedona.

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