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Sedona, United States

Sedona sits in Arizona's high desert two hours north of Phoenix, ringed by red sandstone buttes, spires and canyons that glow at sunrise and sunset. Trails through Coconino National Forest, Oak Creek's swimming holes, galleries and a long tradition of wellness retreats draw travelers year-round, and the Grand Canyon lies within day-trip reach.

Enchantment Resort

Casitas and suites tucked into the walls of Boynton Canyon outside Sedona, with red-rock views from private terraces, the Mii amo destination spa on site and trails into the canyon.

L’Auberge de Sedona

Creekside cottages under sycamores on the banks of Oak Creek in Uptown Sedona, with outdoor showers, a cliffside pool, L'Apothecary Spa and waterside dining at Cress on Oak Creek.

Amara Resort and Spa

A contemporary resort beside Oak Creek in Uptown Sedona, with an infinity-edge pool facing the red rocks, the Amara Spa and Southwestern cooking at SaltRock Kitchen.

Adobe Grand Villas

Sixteen handcrafted adobe villas in West Sedona, each with a California king bed, at least two fireplaces, a two-person jetted tub and a chef-cooked breakfast served daily.

The Wilde Resort and Spa

A West Sedona spa resort, formerly Sedona Rouge, with fireplace rooms, a heated saltwater pool, deep-soak hot tubs, a labyrinth and the Wilde Haven Spa beneath the red rocks.

El Portal Sedona Hotel

A 12-room adobe hacienda beside Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, on the historic Schnebly homestead near Oak Creek, with handcrafted interiors, antique art and MICHELIN recognition.

Sky Rock Sedona

A West Sedona hotel with near 360-degree red rock views, rooms with leather headboards and fireplaces, a yoga deck, vortex experiences and tequila and mezcal at Bar WooWoo.