A resort spa at Amara in Sedona with outdoor baths, an infinity pool and a relaxation lounge, open only to hotel guests.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Access
- Hotel guests only
- Price
- Upscale
Amara Resort and Spa sits on a bluff above Sedona's red rocks, built as a hotel spa for guests staying on property rather than a stand-alone day-spa destination. The spa side of the resort leans into the landscape with outdoor baths, a relaxation lounge and an infinity-edge pool that looks straight out at the rock formations, plus fire pits and a courtyard for lingering afterward.
Treatments are framed around relaxation and resetting rather than a long menu of specialty services, and the resort doesn't publish a treatment count or per-service pricing, so specifics are worth confirming directly with Amara before booking. The overall price tier lands in the upscale range, consistent with a full-service resort spa rather than a budget day-pass operation.
After time in the spa, SaltRock restaurant on-site serves Southwestern dishes with a seasonal bent, covering everything from a relaxed family dinner to sunset cocktails. The property also positions itself for groups and couples, with event space for retreats, offsite meetings and group getaways alongside the more personal spa and pool areas.
The key access detail: this spa is for hotel guests only, so day visitors without a room booking shouldn't expect to buy a stand-alone pass. Anyone planning a visit should check current hours and treatment availability directly with the resort, since published scheduling data is limited.
Good to know
- Can I visit the spa without staying at the hotel?
- No. Amara's spa is listed as access for hotel guests only, so a room booking is required rather than a stand-alone day pass.
- How much do treatments cost?
- Amara doesn't publish a treatment list or specific prices; the resort overall falls in the upscale price tier, but exact spa pricing should be confirmed directly with the property.
- What amenities are included at the spa?
- The spa area includes outdoor baths, an infinity-edge pool overlooking the red rocks, and a relaxation lounge, plus courtyard and fire pit spaces elsewhere on the property.
- Is there somewhere to eat after a treatment?
- Yes, the on-site restaurant SaltRock serves Southwestern-inspired food and drinks, open for meals from casual dinners to sunset cocktails.
- What are the spa's hours?
- Published hours are incomplete and inconsistent, so it's best to call (844) 489-9662 or check with the front desk for current spa scheduling.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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