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The Spa at Poco Diablo

Sedona, Arizona

A hotel spa at the Poco Diablo Resort in Sedona offering day passes by reservation, open daily with extended hours on weekends.

Aerial view of resort complex with two pools nestled among red rock formations and green grounds
  • Modern spa lounge with rust-colored seating, large windows overlooking landscaped grounds and mountains
  • Modern spa treatment room with white chairs, wooden accents, and a small waterfall feature
Photo: The Spa at Poco Diablo via Google

At a glance

The Spa at Poco Diablo sits inside the Poco Diablo Resort on AZ-179 in Sedona, just south of the Chapel area. As a hotel spa, it's set up to serve both resort guests and outside visitors who book a day pass in advance — reservations are required, so this isn't a walk-in spot.

It's positioned as a moderate-tier option, meaning pricing sits in the middle range compared to other Sedona spas rather than at the budget or luxury extremes. The spa markets itself to both families and couples, suggesting treatments and scheduling flexible enough for different kinds of visits, whether that's a solo reset or a shared appointment.

Hours run longer on Fridays and Saturdays, open 10am to 7pm, while the rest of the week — Sunday through Thursday — it closes at 6pm. That's useful to know if you're trying to fit in a treatment around dinner or an afternoon hike nearby.

Beyond the practical details of location, hours, and booking requirements, the spa's specific treatment menu and amenities aren't listed here. Anyone deciding whether to book should call ahead or check the website to confirm what's on offer, current pricing, and whether resort-guest status affects availability or cost. The address — 1752 AZ-179 — puts it squarely in Sedona's main corridor, convenient to other attractions in the Chapel area without being tucked far off the main road.

Good to know

Do I need a reservation to visit The Spa at Poco Diablo?
Yes, reservations are required; this spa does not appear to accept walk-ins for day passes.
What are the hours?
It's open 10am to 7pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and 10am to 6pm Sunday through Thursday.
Is this spa only for hotel guests?
It's a hotel spa at the Poco Diablo Resort, but it offers day passes, so non-guests can book a visit; confirm with the spa whether guest status affects pricing or availability.
How much does a day pass cost?
The spa falls in the moderate price tier for the area, but exact day-pass pricing isn't listed here — call (928) 203-5918 or check the website to confirm current rates.
Is this a good spot for couples or families?
The spa is noted as family friendly and suited to couples, though specific couples' treatments or family-oriented services aren't detailed — worth asking when you book.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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