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Arizona Resorts and Spas

Resorts & Spas

With one of the highest concentration of spas in the United States, the Valley’s peaceful landscape serves as a perfect backdrop for world-renowned resorts and destination spas, attracting crowds to its luxury resorts and distinctive relaxation venues, where guests enjoy unsurpassed levels of pampering and wellness.

Many facilities are inspired by the beautiful desert surroundings and culture, boasting treatments unique to the area such as the The Golfer’s Massage provided by Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale; Arizona Aloe Eucalyptus Scrub at Willlow Stream – The Spa at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess; and the Turquoise Wrap offered through The Golden-Door Spa at The Boulders.

Immerse yourself in an environment rich in scrubs, rubs, wraps and masks.

Resort Spas have emerged as a powerful tourist attraction, reflecting the national trend.

Southwestern spas take advantage of Indian hot rocks, body treatments that use desert plants and minerals like aloe vera, jojoba, clay and sage.

Agave, The Arizona Spa at the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa
The 15,000-square-foot spa has 20 treatment rooms, a full-service salon, a movement studio, weight training/cardiovascular studio, men’s and ladies’ locker rooms (each with whirlpool, sauna and steam room) and a full-service juice bar. Cabanas surround the pool garden, providing guests with a private area for relaxing, meditation and exterior spa treatments. (480) 624-1000

Alvadora Spa at Royal Palms Resort & Spa
5200 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, (602) 977-6400
Locals will love this Mediterranean oasis located smack in the heart of the desert. Designed to echo the breezy feel of the historical Royal Palms Resort, the spectacular new Alvadora Spa is an open-air, two-level retreat where handmade Mexican tiles, natural stone, aged timbers, warm fabrics, private gardens, fountains and fireplaces create a relaxing yet energizing atmosphere. No two treatment rooms are alike and each has its own patio or balcony. For a unique pedicure experience, don’t miss the custom-made pedi couch in the salon where your feet are pampered in a bronzed bowl while you gaze out over the resort’s lush vegetation.

Arizona Biltmore Spa
The Arizona Biltmore Resort has been a majestic landmark since its opening in 1929 when it was crowned “Jewel of the Desert.” In keeping with the hotel’s Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired design, the spa celebrates the native plants and natural materials of the local area in its decor and therapies. The spa facility features more than 80 facial and body treatments, a fitness center, aerobics room and salon. Housing 17 indoor treatment rooms, poolside cabanas for outdoor massage, a salon, expansive fitness center, three spa pools and private lounge areas with the works, the spa may be grand in scale but has a comfortable atmosphere where any spa gal or guy can feel at home. (800) 950-0086 or (602) 381-7632

Biltmore bliss: While the spa’s signature treatments focus on indigenous desert herbs and flora, their newly expanded menu includes tasty treats that locals will appreciate like the Thai Bamboo Lemongrass Body Scrub and the Rapid Results Microderm Facial

Boulders Resort & Golden Door Spa 34631 N. Tom Darlington Dr., Carefree
Six cafes and restaurants, the Discovery Lounge bar, the Golden Door Spa. The Latilla restaurant features all organic menu. The spa is 33,000 sq.ft. with fitness facility, aerobics, yoga and Pilates classes. Two 18-hole golf courses, terraced tennis garden, 24-hour room service. 480-488-9009.

Camelback Inn, a JW Marriott Resort & Spa
Three pools, tennis courts, 2 18-hole golf courses, and hiking trails. The spa includes meditation area, saunas, steam rooms, lap pool, fitness classes, hair and nail salon and the Sprouts Restaurant. The other eateries are Chaparral, Navajo, Rita’s Taqueria & Bar, Kokopelli Cafe, Hoppin’ Jack’s and the Golf Grill. 480-948-1700.

Centre for Well-Being, Phoenician 6000 E. Camelback Rd.
Rated one of the Top 5 Resort Spas in North America and the Caribbean by Conde Nast, now recently named one of the Top 10 Spas in the World; by Travel & Leisure Magazine.Awards, accolades and adulation galore not enough to convince you? Well, then see for yourself why The Centre for Well-Being at the Phoenician has long been recognized as one of the premier resort spas in the country. The 22,000-square-foot facility features 24 treatment rooms, a newly remodeled fitness center and a full-service salon. Just a few of the mouth-watering treatments on the menu include the Luminous “C” Facial. Rosemary Soothing Souffle Wrap and the exclusive Acussage body therapy(800) 843-2392 or (480) 423-2454

Teatime: After your day of bliss, there is Lobby Tea Room for an afternoon of tea and chitchat. Classical music and an opulent setting provides the perfect backdrop for sipping on the finest teas and nibbling on finger sandwiches, scones and pastries.

Caleo Resort & Spa 4925 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale (480) 945-7666

Chaparral Suites Resort 5001 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, AZ
Complimentary hot breakfast, two pools, two whirlpool spas, exercise room, tennis court, business center, game room, kids activities, 4th Floor Grille & Sports Bar with 10 televisions. 800-528-1456.

Copperwynd Resort & Club 13225 N. Eagle Ridge Drive, Fountain Hills
European spa, one of the few in the country. Its facilities include a eucalyptus steam room, therapeutic whirlpool and pampering treatments such as its signature Desert Stone massage. There is a 5,000 sq ft fitness centre with personal trainer. Nine lit tennis courts on-site, access to local golf courses. (480) 333-1900

Golden Door Spa at The Boulders
Golden Door Spa was inspired by the ancient Honjin inns of Japan where innkeepers called upon the art of massage, the therapeutic bath, complete personal service and refreshing food to rejuvenate weary travelers. Golden Door Spa at The Boulders blends the Zen-like ambiance of the original Golden Door with the healing serenity of the desert where the water brought by early Hohokam tribes let the native people flourish. (480) 595-3500

The Salon at the Scottsdale Plaza Resort
Health club with three outdoor spas!

The Spa at Gainey Village
Traditional healing therapies such as aromatherapy massage, exfoliating face and body treatments, and stimulating water therapies help flush impurities from your body. Specialty classes such as yoga, tai chi, meditation and free-form dance provide the beginning to a healthy, less stressful lifestyle. (480) 609-6980

Four Seasons Spa
Exudes elegance throughout its 12,0000 square feet. Experience the “four seasons” with treatments that change with the weather. Native elements are incorporated into the spa’s signature offerings, including the Saguaro Blossom Body Polish, Desert Nectar Facial and Stone Massage. (480) 513-5145

Hermosa Inn
5532 N. Palo Cristi Rd., Paradise Valley
Pool, 2 Jacuzzis, access to nearby fitness cener, plus Lon’s – the award-winning restaurant. 800-241-1210.

Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa
Arizona’s largest resort and spa hotel opens late next year. Each of its 41 treatment rooms will be used for all treatments, so guests will not have to switch rooms for each treatment. (480) 948-1700

The Mist Spa at the Radisson combines Western comforts with Eastern philosophies on health and rejuvenation. Feng Shui experts helped design the 20,000 sq. ft. facility, and it’s evident in every aspect of its harmonious environment. (480) 905-2882

Red Door Salon and Spa
The Elizabeth Arden Red Door Salon & Spa was founded in 1910 and has been in the Biltmore Fashion Park since 1990. (602) 553-8800

Red Door Spa, Litchfield Park at Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa.

Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain
From the moment you step across the threshold of Sanctuary, you feel a calmness. A quiet sense of relief.Your escape has just begun. Asian-inspired Treatments incorporate techniques from both East and West, with a 25-yard outdoor lap pool. (480)607-2330 or (800)259-4171

Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Spa 7575 E. Princess Dr., Scottsdale
An intimate retreat offering mind-relaxing treatments and pampering body therapies. Signature treatments, such as the Desert Lavender Salt Glow and the Arizona Aloe Body Wrap, use all-natural, local ingredients. two 200-foot water slides; five pools, including one with zero-depth entry; 5 restaurants, tennis, fitness, and more. (480) 585-4848

Spa Avania at Hyatt Regency , a new 21, 000 square foot spa. The Greek word meaning tranquil, Spa Avania reflects balance and harmony, awakening all of the senses. The treatments center around the elements of light and how the body prepares to Awaken (Morning), Balance (Midday) and Renew (Evening). Treatments coordinate with the time of day and their natural light levels. Materials, treatment products, music (via their own personal iPod tailored to an individual’s treatments), light, smell and even specialty teas, offered during treatments, are keyed to what each individual’s body physiology requires to operate at its peak. (480) 483-5558.

The Spa at Mariott’s Camelback Inn Escape the pressures of modern life, enjoy the pleasures of complete relaxation and focus on enhancing your health and vitality.

Spa at Rancho Manana in Cave Creek
Offers a uniquely Southwestern experience from its location to its desert-inspired treatments. The Spa’s signature treatment, Manana Nirvana, includes a light body brushing and exfoliation, followed by a sandalwood steam canopy. 480-776-1200

Spa Nordstrom – What’s a busy shopper to do? Tucked away on the 2nd floor of the popular department store at Fashion Square (Camelback & Scottsdale Roads), this retreat beckons you to extend your stay just a little longer with the promise of a Satin Body Glow under a Vichy shower or a Body Cocoon service. (480) 429-1670.

Westin Kierland Resort & Spa 6902 E Greenway Pkwy, Phoenix
The Adventure Water Park has a beach, waterslide and lazy river ride. Adult pool, the spa called Agave includes 20 treatment rooms and a full-service salon. Deseo, Nellie Cashman’s Monday Club Cafe, Edie’s Range House and Brittlebush Bar & Grill.

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