Amara Resort and Spa

Sedona, Arizona
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About Amara Resort and Spa

Amara Resort and Spa is a boutique resort in Uptown Sedona, set back from the main road near Oak Creek. It has 100 rooms and suites, including creekside and red-rock-view categories.

What sets it apart is the combination of an Uptown location with resort amenities, including an infinity pool facing the red rocks, at a lower price than Sedona’s top luxury resorts. It suits couples and travelers who want to walk to restaurants and shops.

At a glance

100
Suites & rooms
1
Restaurants
1
Pools

Highlights

  • Infinity pool facing the red rocks
  • Walk to Uptown Sedona
  • Creekside and red-rock-view rooms
  • Smaller resort with 100 rooms
  • SaltRock Kitchen for sunset drinks

Amenities

Infinity pool with red-rock viewsHot tubAmara Spa with sauna and steam room24-hour fitness centerFree bicyclesPoolside barCourtyard fire pitsValet parkingWalk to Uptown SedonaPet friendly (fee)

Rooms and suites

  • Rooms with red-rock views
  • Creekside rooms near Oak Creek
  • Suites with more living space

Restaurants and bars

  • SaltRock Kitchen: Southwestern flavors with a modern, seasonal approach, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and popular for sunset drinks
  • Poolside bar and a lounge bar

Pools and spa

The outdoor zero-edge infinity pool looks out to the red rocks and has cabanas and a hot tub. Amara Spa has six treatment rooms, a steam room and a sauna, and there is a 24-hour fitness center.

Activities and entertainment

Guests can borrow free bicycles, join yoga sessions, relax by the courtyard fire pits, and book jeep, helicopter and airplane tours through the concierge. Uptown’s shops and galleries are within walking distance.

Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) bring the mildest weather in Sedona. Summer often tops 100°F, with monsoon storms from about July to September, and winter days are cool with cold nights.

Beyond the resort, Sedona’s best-known sights include Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Devil’s Bridge and Slide Rock State Park, and the Grand Canyon’s South Rim is about two hours north by car.

Who it’s best for

  • Best for: couples and travelers who want an Uptown location with spa-resort amenities at a mid-range price.
  • Consider another resort if: you want large suites, a kids club, golf or a secluded canyon setting.

Getting there from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is about two hours south by road, via Interstate 17. Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) is about 40 minutes away, but has few flights.

Most visitors rent a car or book a private transfer or shuttle from Phoenix in advance.

Good to know

  • A resort fee is charged as a percentage of the room rate
  • Parking is valet only, for a daily fee
  • Dogs and cats are allowed in certain rooms for a fee

Location of Amara Resort and Spa

Address100 Amara Lane, Sedona, AZ 86336, USA
Nearest airportPHX

FAQ about Amara Resort and Spa

Is Amara Resort and Spa all-inclusive?

No. Meals and drinks are paid separately.

Is Amara Resort and Spa adults only?

No. It welcomes all ages, although it is especially popular with couples.

How far is Amara Resort from the airport?

Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) is about two hours away by car, and Flagstaff (FLG) about 40 minutes.

How many rooms does Amara Resort have?

There are 100 rooms and suites.

Can I walk to Uptown Sedona from Amara?

Yes. Uptown's shops, galleries and restaurants are within walking distance.

Does Amara Resort have a pool?

Yes. It has a zero-edge infinity pool with red-rock views and a hot tub.

Does Amara Resort have a spa?

Yes. Amara Spa has six treatment rooms, a sauna and a steam room.

What is the restaurant at Amara?

SaltRock Kitchen serves modern Southwestern food for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Is Amara Resort pet friendly?

Yes. Dogs and cats are allowed in certain rooms for a fee.

Is parking free at Amara Resort?

No. Parking is valet only, for a daily fee.