Enchantment Resort is a luxury canyon resort at 525 Boynton Canyon Road in Sedona, Arizona. It sits inside Boynton Canyon, a red-rock box canyon in West Sedona, surrounded by the Coconino National Forest. Since opening in 1987, it has drawn couples and wellness travelers with adobe-style casitas, guided adventures from its Trail House, and Mii amo, one of the Southwest’s best-known destination spas.
What to Expect at Enchantment Resort
Accommodations are spread across the canyon floor and lower slopes. The main types are Casitas, One Bedroom Suites, Two Bedroom Suites and Pool Suites, plus a private Rental Home. The low-slung pueblo-inspired architecture uses earth-toned stucco, beamed ceilings and kiva-style fireplaces. Private decks face sheer sandstone walls. Couples tend to book casitas or pool suites, while families and groups suit the two-bedroom layouts. Golf carts and shuttles connect the buildings, because the property climbs noticeably uphill from the lobby.
Dining centers on Tii Gavo, a casual restaurant and bar with a canyon-view terrace and Southwestern-leaning plates. The Market handles grab-and-go coffee and snacks, and in-room dining runs from breakfast through dessert. At Mii amo, treatments draw on the canyon setting, and the spa also offers multi-night all-inclusive journeys. The Trail House is the resort’s adventure hub, with guides leading hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, kayaking, photography outings and Grand Canyon tours.
- Boynton Canyon Trail: The trailhead sits beside the resort entrance. Hike about 6 miles round-trip into the canyon, or take the short Vista Trail spur to a ridge of eroded spires.
- Mii amo Spa: A destination spa offering treatments, fitness classes and immersive multi-day wellness journeys.
- Trail House Guides: Guided hikes, bike rentals, climbing and stargazing-style photography sessions all start here.
- Tii Gavo: A patio restaurant and bar known for sunset drinks against glowing red cliffs.
- Artist Cottage: Creative workshops in painting and crafts inspired by the canyon landscape.
Enchantment Resort at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 525 Boynton Canyon Rd, Sedona, AZ 86336 |
| Neighborhood / Area | Boynton Canyon, West Sedona |
| Operating Hours | Open 24 hours; standard check-in afternoon, check-out late morning |
| Admission / Price Range | $$$$; 4-star luxury rates vary by season |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 2 to 4 nights |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | No direct public transit; on-site parking and valet; about 2.5 hours from Phoenix Sky Harbor |
| Official Website & Phone | enchantmentresort.com, +1 928-282-2900 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Book spring and fall stays several months ahead. Reserve Mii amo treatments and Trail House excursions when you book your room, since popular slots fill quickly. Arrive before sunset to see the canyon walls light up. Reach the resort by car via Dry Creek Road and Boynton Pass Road. Sedona has no rail service, and local shuttles do not serve the canyon. Sedona-Phoenix shuttle buses stop in town, so you will need a taxi or rental car for the final stretch.
The grounds are hilly. Guests with limited mobility should request accessible rooms near the lobby and use the resort’s cart service. Paved paths link the main facilities, but canyon trails are uneven dirt. Nearby, the Boynton Canyon and Vista trails start steps from the gate. Seven Canyons golf is next door, and Fay Canyon and Devil’s Bridge are short drives away.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Enchantment Resort?
March to May and September to November bring mild hiking weather. Summer is hot with afternoon monsoon storms. Winter is quiet and occasionally brings dustings of snow on the red rocks.
Do I need reservations for dining and the spa?
Yes. Tii Gavo at sunset and Mii amo treatments are best reserved in advance through the official website or concierge.
How long should I stay?
Two to four nights allows time for a canyon hike, a spa day and one guided excursion.
Is the resort family and pet friendly?
Yes. Families do well in the two-bedroom suites, and the resort runs a pet-friendly program. The terrain is steep, though, so request lower rooms if you are traveling with strollers or wheelchairs.
When planning your Sedona travel guide or comparing verified hotels and wedding venue in Sedona, pair this stop with standout local spots including The Golden Goose American Grill, Hyatt Vacation Club At Piñon Pointe, Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art, and Birthing Cave (1.7 km away).
