Sedona Spas and Wellness
Resort spas with creekside massage tables, day spas the locals use, a salt room, a float tank, a myofascial clinic above a waterfall and a thousand singing bowls. Here is every spa in Sedona worth your afternoon, who takes day guests, and what they charge when they say so.
Sedona built its wellness reputation on the vortexes, but the spa scene stands on its own: two Forbes-rated resort spas, a day spa that has been voted the best in town for 17 straight years, and treatment rooms that open onto Oak Creek. Everything below was checked against each business’s own website in late September 2026. Where a spa does not publish prices, we say so rather than guess. Expect a 22 percent service charge at the resort spas and a minimum age of 16 almost everywhere.
Sedona’s Best Quick Answer
For a splurge, book L’Apothecary Spa at L’Auberge (creekside massage), Wilde Haven Spa or Velvet Spa at Ambiente, all open to day visitors, with 60-minute massages from about $210 to $275. Mii amo at Enchantment is guests only. For value, locals go to NAMTI Spa ($129 for 60 minutes) and Sedona’s New Day Spa, and A Spa for You charges $130 for a consultation plus hour. For something you cannot get at home: Therapy on the Rocks for myofascial release beside a waterfall, Sedona Infinity Spa for the salt room, True REST for a float ($89), and the Sedona Crystal Temple for a sound bath. Book resort spas two to eight weeks ahead.
Resort Spas Open to Day Visitors
Wilde Haven Spa at The Wilde Resort
The former Sedona Rouge, relaunched in 2021. Nine treatment rooms, a meditative lounge, adults-only outdoor hot tubs, a eucalyptus steam room and the resort pool, all included with a treatment. Day visitors welcome, subject to availability. Published 60-minute prices: Quiet Haven Swedish $220, Desert Sanctuary $230, deep tissue or hot stone $250, Sacred Earth myofascial $275. Open daily 9 to 6. A Sedona’s Best partner: see our Wilde profile.
2250 W. State Route 89A. Spa (928) 340-5331. thewilderesort.com
L’Apothecary Spa at L’Auberge de Sedona
Forbes Travel Guide four stars in 2026, and the only spa in town with seasonal creekside massages under the sycamores on Oak Creek, 60 or 90 minutes. Also the Desert Flower massage, Sacred Stone, a CBD massage, body wraps, cranial sacral, reiki, sound healing and a blending station for custom oils. Open 8 to 6; book two weeks ahead; ages 16 and up. Prices are not published; day guest access is not stated on the site, so call. See our L’Auberge profile.
301 L’Auberge Lane, Uptown. Spa (928) 204-4321. lauberge.com
Velvet Spa at Ambiente, A Landscape Hotel
The newest of the resort spas, and it welcomes visitors staying elsewhere. Sixty-minute massages start at $210 to $240; the signatures are the Ancient Salt Stone and Harmony massages, oxygen-infused Japanese-style soaking baths, a vibro-acoustic sound bed in the Dark Sky Lounge, and IV infusions. Adults only, 22 percent service charge.
900 W. State Route 89A. (928) 239-4446. ambientesedona.com
Amara Spa at Kimpton Amara
Open to the public seven days, 9 to 5, by appointment, and the resort says to book six to eight weeks ahead. The Rain Dance massage, the Sedona Serenity gemstone facial and the Desert Blossom body treatment are the signatures. Steam rooms are included; the pool and hot tub are for hotel guests or spa immersion packages. Adults only; prices are behind a login.
100 Amara Lane, Uptown. (928) 282-4828. amararesort.com
Sedona Spa at Los Abrigados
The resort behind Tlaquepaque is now a Hilton Vacation Club, but the spa still runs under its own name, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, and it is the one place in Sedona that sells a plain day pass: $55 single, $100 couple, $150 family, covering two heated outdoor pools, a heated whirlpool, eucalyptus steam rooms, dry saunas, tennis and pickleball. Facility use is included with any one-hour treatment. Massage prices are not published.
160 Portal Lane. (928) 203-5344. sedonaspa.com
eforea spa at Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock
The Village of Oak Creek option, inside the 25,000 square foot Sedona Athletic Club with its 25 meter heated lap pool, steam room, sauna and hot tubs. Massage, facials, energy rituals and sound bowl therapy, with three eforea journeys on the menu. The Chamber lists it for travelers and locals alike; prices are not published online.
90 Ridge Trail Drive, Village of Oak Creek. Spa (928) 284-6975.
Mii amo at Enchantment Resort is the famous one, a Forbes five-star destination spa in Boynton Canyon that reopened in 2023 after a $40 million rebuild with 26 treatment rooms and a crystal grotto. Know before you dream: spa services are for registered guests only, ages 16 and up, sold as all-inclusive journeys of two to ten nights. There is no day pass. Outbound Sedona, the former Poco Diablo on SR 179, reopened in May 2026 with a three-room spa; old listings for the Spa at Poco Diablo are out of date.
Day Spas the Locals Use
NAMTI Spa
Where the locals go. A therapeutic day spa open since July 2000 with massage ($129 for 60 minutes, $169 for 90, $239 for 120; deep tissue and hot stone from $145 to $149), Abhyanga ayurvedic massage, chakra balancing and energy work from $169, HydraFacial and medi-spa facials from $149, acupuncture, IV therapy and a full salon. Big enough to take 20 guests at once, so groups and wedding parties book here. Same-day appointments accepted. Monday to Saturday 9 to 7:30, Sunday 9 to 6:30. A Sedona’s Best partner: see our NAMTI profile.
60 Tortilla Drive, West Sedona. (928) 282-7737. namti.com
Sedona’s New Day Spa
Voted best day spa in Sedona for 17 consecutive years and ranked ninth best day spa in the country by USA Today’s 10Best in 2026. The draw is the Southwest menu: Prickly Pear Pomegranate and Cedarwood Citrus Wild Chaparral body treatments, a Southwest steam experience, Native Wisdom rituals, plus the full massage and facial list and a private garden patio with a hot tub. Monday to Saturday 9 to 7, Sunday 11 to 6; prices on booking. A Sedona’s Best partner: see our New Day Spa profile.
3004 W. State Route 89A. (928) 282-7502. sedonanewdayspa.com
A Spa for You
A small day spa in Kayenta Plaza where every session starts with a 15-minute consultation, which is why the menu reads “15 plus 60.” The Sedona Experience, sports, Trager, Mana Lomi and prenatal massages are $130 for the hour and $180 for 90 minutes; the Japanese facial massage, Aroma Touch and Desert Waves are $145 and $190; Ayurvedic Abhyanga is $190. Open seven days, 8 to 7, by reservation. TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice for 14 straight years.
30 Kayenta Court, West Sedona. (928) 282-3895. aspaforyou.com
The Spa of Sedona
Massage, facials, couples treatments, energy healing, colon hydrotherapy and spa packages in Red Cliffs Plaza, open daily 9 to 6 by appointment. Prices are not published.
1835 W. State Route 89A, Suite 4. (928) 325-0013. spaofsedona.com
Bodywork You Cannot Get at Home
- Therapy on the Rocks. Not a massage parlor but the Sedona treatment center of John F. Barnes, the physical therapist who developed Myofascial Release. Sessions run on redwood decks over Oak Creek or in rooms overlooking the waterfall, with a creekside whirlpool. Start with the Introduction to MFR (60 minutes, and the intro rate covers up to three sessions), or come for the Comprehensive Intensive Treatment Program if you are working through chronic pain. Prices on request. A Sedona’s Best partner: see our profile. 676 N. State Route 89A, (928) 282-3002, therapyontherocks.net.
- Sedona Infinity Spa and Wellness Center. Sedona’s only salt room: massage inside a Himalayan salt room, halotherapy sessions, crystal bowl sound therapy, red light therapy, reflexology, craniosacral and fascial stretch. In the Village of Oak Creek; reservations preferred, prices on request. 7000 SR 179, Suite D200-2, (928) 821-0539, sedonainfinityspa.com.
- True REST Float Spa. An hour in a float tank is $89, memberships from $65 a month, with an oxygen bar. Closed Thursdays, afternoon and evening hours the rest of the week. 1910 SR 89A, Suite 101, (928) 284-8668, truerest.com.
- Gateway Cottage Wellness Center. Massage, reflexology, shamanic reiki, readings and sound therapy with a crystal shop attached, at the north end of Uptown. Monday to Saturday 10 to 6. 470 N. State Route 89A, (928) 862-4400.
Sound Healing and Retreats
- Sedona Crystal Temple holds about a thousand crystal singing bowls and seven gongs, including a 60-inch Paiste, in the Village of Oak Creek. Private sound healing sessions of 35, 70 or 100 minutes, plus community sessions on selected dates for ages 12 and up. 6486 SR 179, Suite 102, (623) 640-0070, sedonacrystaltemple.com.
- Sedonya Conscious Living Center runs retreats, private immersions, fire ceremonies and a Friday 7:30 p.m. crystal bowl sound healing, as a nonprofit with scholarships. 120 Deer Trail Drive, (832) 748-0777, sedonya.org.
- Sedona Mago Center for Well-Being and Retreat is the multi-day option: 173 acres about 40 minutes southwest of town with all-inclusive retreats from three to five nights (Finding True Self, Sedona Wellness Retreat, Revitalizing Detox) and the Sedona Lantern Festival on October 17, 2026. 3500 E. Bill Gray Road, (928) 204-3391, sedonamagoretreat.org.
- Drop-in sound baths also run at Down Dog Sedona on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, and L’Apothecary and Wilde Haven offer sound healing on their spa menus. Our sound bath guide covers what to expect.
A note on sweat lodges: no Sedona business with a public website sells sweat lodge ceremonies, and after the 2009 deaths at a retreat here, reputable centers treat them as private, custom arrangements. Ask a retreat center directly and ask hard questions about who is running it.
What a Massage Costs in Sedona
Published 60-minute prices only, as of September 2026, before the service charge. Spas that do not publish prices are left off the table.
| Spa | 60-minute massage | Day visitors |
|---|---|---|
| NAMTI Spa | $129 (deep tissue $145, hot stone $149) | Day spa |
| A Spa for You | $130 to $145, including a 15-minute consultation | Day spa |
| Velvet Spa at Ambiente | From $210 to $240 | Yes |
| Wilde Haven Spa | $220 to $275 | Yes, subject to availability |
| True REST Float Spa | $89 for a 60-minute float | Day spa |
| Sedona Spa at Los Abrigados | Not published; facility day pass $55 | Yes |
| Mii amo | All-inclusive journeys only | No |
How to Plan a Spa Day in Sedona
- Book early. Amara asks for six to eight weeks, L’Apothecary for two, and the day spas fill on weekends. Midweek mornings are the easiest to get.
- Pair it with the day. A sunrise hike to Cathedral Rock or Devil’s Bridge, then an afternoon table. A Jeep tour in the morning and a hot stone massage after is the classic Sedona combination.
- Read the fine print. Resort spas add a 22 percent service charge, require guests to be 16 or older, and ask you to arrive 15 minutes early. Cancellations inside 24 hours are usually charged.
- Use the facilities. At The Wilde, Los Abrigados, Amara and Hilton Bell Rock, a treatment buys you the steam room, pools or hot tubs for the day. Arrive early and stay late.
- Stay on site. If the spa is the point of the trip, where you stay decides which pool you get: L’Auberge, Ambiente, Amara, The Wilde and Enchantment all put the spa a short walk from the room.
Sedona Spa FAQ
What is the best spa in Sedona?
It depends on the day you want. For a resort experience open to day visitors, L’Apothecary Spa at L’Auberge (Forbes four stars, creekside massages), Wilde Haven Spa and Velvet Spa at Ambiente lead. For a local day spa, Sedona’s New Day Spa has been voted best in town for 17 consecutive years and NAMTI Spa is the locals’ choice for therapeutic massage at $129 an hour. Mii amo at Enchantment is Forbes five stars but serves registered guests only.
How much does a massage cost in Sedona?
Published 60-minute rates in September 2026 run from $129 at NAMTI Spa and $130 to $145 at A Spa for You to $210 to $240 at Velvet Spa and $220 to $275 at Wilde Haven Spa, before a service charge of about 22 percent at the resorts. A 60-minute float at True REST is $89. Several spas, including L’Apothecary, Amara, New Day Spa and Sedona Spa at Los Abrigados, do not publish prices.
Can I visit a Sedona resort spa without staying there?
Yes at Wilde Haven Spa, Velvet Spa at Ambiente, Amara Spa and Sedona Spa at Los Abrigados, which also sells a $55 facility day pass. The eforea spa at Hilton Bell Rock serves locals and travelers. L’Apothecary at L’Auberge does not state a policy online, so call. Mii amo at Enchantment is for registered guests only.
Is there a salt room in Sedona?
Yes. Sedona Infinity Spa and Wellness Center in the Village of Oak Creek calls itself Sedona’s only salt room, with massage inside a Himalayan salt room, halotherapy sessions, sound therapy and red light therapy, by reservation.
Where can I get a creekside massage in Sedona?
L’Apothecary Spa at L’Auberge de Sedona offers seasonal creekside massages under the sycamores on Oak Creek in 60 and 90 minute sessions. Therapy on the Rocks treats on redwood decks above a waterfall at the mouth of Oak Creek Canyon, with a creekside whirlpool, though its specialty is myofascial release rather than classic massage.
How far ahead should I book a spa in Sedona?
Amara Spa asks for six to eight weeks, L’Apothecary for two weeks, and the resort spas fill fastest on weekends and holidays. Day spas such as NAMTI accept same-day appointments when they have room but recommend 24 to 48 hours. Midweek mornings are the easiest slots to get anywhere.
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