Enchantment Resort
Sedona · United States
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Character and identity
Set deep in Boynton Canyon, 120 miles north of Phoenix, Enchantment spreads 236 adobe casitas across 70 acres of red-rock terrain considered sacred by the Yavapai Tribe. The pueblo-style, single-storey architecture is deliberately low-slung so the canyon walls do the talking, and every room has a deck or patio, most with a corner fireplace. Two restaurants anchor the dining: the elevated Che Ah Chi and the firepit-friendly Tii Gavo, both Southwestern-leaning. Guests also have access to the Mii Amo spa next door and the Tom Weiskopf-designed Seven Canyons golf course. Service is polished but unbuttoned.
Who's it for
Best for:
Active travellers and families who want red-rock immersion without roughing it. The Trail House sets up guided hikes, mountain biking and sacred earth walks; the Artist Cottage runs watercolour and pottery with a glass of wine; Camp Coyote keeps four to twelve-year-olds occupied. Couples after seclusion, energy work and stargazing slot in just as well.
Should look elsewhere:
Anyone wanting a walkable town, nightlife or buzzy restaurant scene should stay in Sedona proper. The canyon-floor layout is genuinely hard to navigate after dark, and design purists may find the Southwestern decor and standard category rooms more comfortable than distinctive.
Bottom line
The reason to come here is the setting, full stop: few resorts in the American Southwest sit inside a landscape this dramatic, and the property has spent decades earning the right to occupy it. Spring for a Hacienda or Full Casa Suite for the wood-beamed ceilings and proper space, build in time at Mii Amo, and aim for shoulder season when the canyon light is best and rates ease.
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What this place offers
- Fitness classes
- Golf
- Gym
- House car
- Meeting rooms
- Outdoor pool
- Pet friendly
- Restaurants
- Spa
- Tennis
