Enchantment Resort

Not only is Enchantment a gorgeous resort in the beautiful Boynton Canyon of Sedona, but the people who work there are so kind and helpful. I have never been treated so nicely and I really appreciated that. I thoroughly enjoyed the classes the resort had to offer along with the hiking opportunities on the trail. My casita was so cute and offered a little kitchen for making coffee or heating up a leftover. My living room had a fire place that gave some ambiance and heat during the cold days. I just loved it!

I was in Sedona for a 3 night solo trip and stayed at the Enchantment Resort. It was an excellent experience and one of my best stays by far! My room had a stunning red rocks view along a private outdoor heated pool. The in-room dining service was so prompt and the staff was very responsive at all times! Absolutely recommend and would love to be back here!

While the resort is nice, it needs updating. The daily rate is incongruent to how nice the rooms should be. It's rated as a 4-star hotel but really is a 2.5/ 3 at best. Their service is also not the best and most of the staff isn't knowledgeable about anything which was very frustrating. In fact, dealing with the staff and concierge was like dealing with motel staff. They were incredibly useless. The only staff that knew anything were the people in the Trail House, which I guess they have to or it might be a liability.

My stay at Enchantment was lovely! It’s a beautiful setting and the staff are warm and helpful. I was a little disappointed with how much noise I could hear from the other rooms and the bed/pillows weren’t that comfortable. Other than that my stay was really nice.

I recently stayed at the Enchantment Resort for two nights, spending over $1,500 for the experience. Unfortunately, I left feeling disappointed and underwhelmed given the high price point. To begin with, the room itself did not live up to expectations. The showerhead barely trickled water, making it one of the worst showers I’ve ever had. Additionally, the carpet had noticeable stains, which gave the space a less-than-clean feeling. Housekeeping also misplaced my personal drinking glasses that you brought to mark a special occasion with friends different from the glasses provided by the resort, and despite efforts to locate them, they remain missing. The spa service, while enjoyable, was another letdown. For a premium spa experience, I expected more than a handful of nuts and basic beverages like tea. Many other spas I’ve visited offer a variety of food and beverages to elevate the experience, which was noticeably lacking here. Finally, I was surprised by the resort’s choice to hand out cheap plastic water bottles with their logo upon check-in. At this price level, I expected higher quality and attention to detail in the amenities provided. If this were a $300-a-night stay, I would chalk it up to average accommodations, but at $1,500 for two nights, the experience fell far short of what I anticipated. There’s so much potential for this resort to offer a more luxurious and thoughtful experience, but as it stands, I would not recommend it for the PRICE.