Best Hotels in Sedona With Pools & Spas (2026 Local Guide)
Local-curated picks for couples, families, and spa seekers near Uptown, Oak Creek and Bell Rock.
Luxury & Romantic Hotels — spas and scenic pools
For travelers seeking the best hotels in Sedona with pools and spas, these luxury and romantic properties pair high‑quality spa services with scenic pools and convenient locations.
Enchantment Resort (Mii amo) — Boynton Canyon, for focused spa escapes
Enchantment Resort sits in Boynton Canyon and combines multiple pools with the onsite Mii amo spa, which has received industry recognition and offers a spa pool, steam, sauna and whirlpool amenities. Mii amo may require treatment reservations and limited spa‑area access, so check ahead.
Good fit for couples wanting a secluded spa‑focused stay; trails at Boynton Canyon are steps from the resort for post‑treatment hikes.
Setting: Boynton Canyon — secluded, red‑rock views
Spa note: Mii amo may require reservations for treatments and spa‑area use
Who it's best for: romantic hotels Sedona with spa programs
L'Auberge de Sedona — Oak Creek/Tlaquepaque, creekside romance
L'Auberge de Sedona has a creekside pool and terrace on Oak Creek near Tlaquepaque, plus an onsite spa and steam/sauna amenities. Many rooms offer creek or red‑rock views and easy access to nearby galleries and restaurants.
Walkable access to Tlaquepaque makes it a strong choice for couples who want a spa day followed by shopping and dining.
Setting: Oak Creek, near Tlaquepaque arts & shopping
Who it's best for: romantic hotels Sedona with spa and walkability
Practical tip: request a creekside room for the best pool/terrace outlook
Amara Resort and Spa — Uptown Sedona, walkable boutique luxury
Amara Resort and Spa in Uptown Sedona features a zero‑edge infinity pool overlooking red rocks and an onsite Amara Spa. Its Uptown location makes it easy to combine pool or spa time with nearby shops and restaurants.
If you want walkable access to Uptown shops (including Mi Amore Sedona in the Hart Store) and a strong boutique spa experience, Amara is a convenient option.
Setting: Uptown Sedona — walkable to shops and dining
Who it's best for: romantic hotels Sedona with spa and proximity to Uptown
Local tip: schedule spa treatments around peak shopping hours
Family & Active Picks — pools, lap swim and hot tubs
Family hotels Sedona with pool and spa features often provide lap pools, family pools and hot tub options—good for active travelers and groups.
Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock (eforea Spa) — Bell Rock / Village of Oak Creek
Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock offers an eforea spa and multiple pool options, including a 25‑meter heated lap pool and a family Cascades pool with private cabanas. The property also lists indoor/outdoor whirlpools and a large wellness area.
Placed near the Bell Rock trailhead, it suits families planning short hikes before pool time.
Setting: Bell Rock / Village of Oak Creek — near Bell Rock trailhead
Who it's best for: families and active travelers who need lap swim options
Facility highlights: 25‑meter lap pool, family pool, private cabanas
Los Abrigados Resort & Spa — Oak Creek near Tlaquepaque, family grounds
Los Abrigados advertises multiple outdoor heated salt‑water pools and hot tubs along landscaped grounds by Oak Creek, plus an onsite Sedona Spa. The resort scale and pool options work well for families who need space for kids and adults alike.
Near Tlaquepaque, families can pair pool days with creekside walks and shopping.
Setting: Oak Creek, close to Tlaquepaque
Who it's best for: families who want multiple pool areas and creek access
Practical tip: confirm off‑season pool heating before booking
Hyatt Residence Club Sedona, Piñon Pointe — Piñon/near Uptown Sedona
Hyatt Residence Club Sedona, Piñon Pointe lists a heated outdoor pool and two outdoor spa tubs and offers suite‑style accommodations with kitchenettes—useful for families or longer stays.
Piñon Pointe’s near‑Uptown position keeps you close to trails and shops while staying in a residence‑style property.
Setting: Piñon, near Uptown Sedona — convenient for town access
Who it's best for: families and groups wanting suite amenities and spa tubs
Booking tip: kitchenettes help cut meal costs for extended stays
Well-Reviewed Sedona Hotels
These lodging options stand out for strong guest ratings and a solid number of reviews, making them good starting points if you are comparing places to stay in Sedona.
Enchantment Resort - 4.5/5 (1,993 reviews)
525 Boynton Canyon Rd, Sedona, AZ 86336
Check ratesL'Auberge de Sedona - 4.4/5 (1,793 reviews)
301 L'Auberge Ln, Sedona, AZ 86336
Check ratesAmara Resort and Spa - 4.3/5 (1,168 reviews)
100 Amara Ln #101, Sedona, AZ 86336
Check ratesThe Wilde Resort & Spa - 4.4/5 (505 reviews)
2250 W State Rte 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336
Check ratesAmbiente Sedona - A Landscape Hotel - 4.8/5 (266 reviews)
900 W State Rte 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336
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Boutique & West Sedona Options — rooftop pools, courtyards and value
West Sedona and boutique hotels balance cost and amenities—expect heated courtyards, rooftop terraces and on‑site spas at reasonable rates.
The Wilde Resort & Spa — West Sedona, boutique spa and terrace pool
The Wilde Resort & Spa highlights the Wilde Haven Spa plus an outdoor pool and terrace dining. Its smaller scale offers a more intimate alternative to larger resorts while still providing spa services and pool access.
This is a practical choice for visitors who want boutique spa treatments without traveling to Boynton Canyon or Bell Rock.
Setting: West Sedona — quieter neighborhood feel
Who it's best for: boutique travelers seeking spa services and terrace dining
Practical tip: West Sedona typically requires a short drive to Uptown for evening plans
Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa — West Sedona, rooftop pool and hot tubs
Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa has a heated outdoor pool, rooftop terrace with firepit, and a full‑service spa. The rooftop and courtyard pool areas offer a romantic vibe at a mid‑range price point.
Located in West Sedona, it’s a short drive to Uptown and Tlaquepaque rather than a walkable option.
Setting: West Sedona — near central services but not walkable to Uptown
Who it's best for: couples seeking mid‑range romantic hotels Sedona with spa
Booking tip: rooftop seating and terrace spots can fill on weekend evenings
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Booking & Practical Tips — access, seasons, and nearby shopping
When comparing Sedona hotels with pools and spas, confirm access rules, seasonal heating and proximity to shopping and trails.
Spa access, day‑spa policies and private tubs
Policies vary: Mii amo at Enchantment may require reservations for spa‑area use; other spas at L'Auberge, Amara and Hilton sometimes accept non‑hotel guests for treatments but may restrict pool or relaxation‑area use. Call the spa to confirm day‑spa access, locker availability and any guest‑only areas.
Private plunge pools are uncommon—ask about suite‑level jetted tubs or private patios if a hot tub is essential.
Tip: ask about day‑spa access and whether pool/sauna use is included with a treatment
Tip: request suite amenities in writing if you need a private tub or plunge pool
Seasonal openings, heated pools and timing your visit
Several hotels advertise heated pools—Hilton (25‑meter lap pool), Los Abrigados (heated salt‑water pools), Sedona Rouge (heated outdoor pool) and Hyatt Piñon Pointe (heated pool and spa tubs). Still, operating hours and heating policies can change seasonally—confirm before booking.
To avoid crowded spa times, consider weekday stays or shoulder seasons when possible.
Tip: verify pool heat and hours when you make your reservation
Timing tip: weekdays and shoulder seasons often have better spa availability
Location, walkability and shopping (including Mi Amore Sedona)
Choose a hotel by your priorities: Amara and Piñon Pointe for Uptown walkability; L'Auberge and Los Abrigados for creekside charm near Tlaquepaque; Enchantment for Boynton Canyon seclusion and spa focus. Bell Rock properties put you near trailheads for quick hikes before pool time.
After spa or pool time, consider a stop at Mi Amore Sedona (in the Hart Store) for local jewelry and gifts—an easy addition to an Uptown shopping loop.
Location rule: choose by proximity to your priority—Uptown for shops (Amara, Piñon Pointe), Oak Creek/Tlaquepaque for creekside charm (L'Auberge, Los Abrigados), Boynton Canyon for spa seclusion (Enchantment)
Parking & transport: many hotels offer on‑site parking; shuttle services vary—confirm at booking
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Local Tips Before You Book
A few practical details can make a bigger difference than the room photos when you are choosing where to stay in Sedona.
Uptown Sedona is the easiest area for walkability, but it is also one of the busiest places to stay during peak tourist weekends.
Boynton Canyon and some West Sedona resort areas feel more secluded, but you will usually want a car for shops, dinner, and trail access.
Luxury properties in Sedona often add nightly resort fees, valet charges, or parking rules, so check the final booking total before you commit.
Planning your Sedona visit? Here are answers to common questions about shopping in Sedona and finding meaningful Arizona gifts at Mi Amore Sedona. We look forward to welcoming you in.