Mii amo

Mii amo sits at 525 Boynton Canyon Rd, about eight miles and 15 minutes from Uptown Sedona, at 4,500 feet. Phoenix Sky Harbor is roughly two hours away by road, Flagstaff Pulliam about an hour. You need a car or a booked transfer to get here, because the property itself says so and because Sedona rideshare is thin enough that Enchantment's own arrivals page tells guests not to count on it. Groome Transportation runs a scheduled shared shuttle from Sky Harbor from $89 one-way, reserved in advance. Once you arrive, you do not need the car again: excursions leave from the property.

Something else. It is a destination spa, which means you buy a program rather than a room, and the spa is not an amenity you hope has availability. You arrive on a set day, meet a Journey Guide, and follow a schedule built around what you said you came for.

A three-night Journey in the entry Casita King ran $1,851.30 per person per night on the booking engine for March 2027, and the same Casita Double Queen ran $1,401.30 for August 2026 and January 2027 alike. Three nights in that Double Queen came to $4,203.90 before tax and $4,486.11 after. Two people sharing pay materially less each: the single supplement runs about $232 per person per night.

Accommodation, three meals a day at Hummingbird, a $265 daily spa credit per person, all 50-plus weekly fitness classes, consultations, lectures, the Juice Bar, and the taxes, fees and gratuities on all of it. Seven- and ten-night Journeys add a meal each at Enchantment's Che Ah Chi and Tii Gavo. Alcohol, retail, and any treatment beyond the daily credit are charged separately, with their own tax and gratuity.

Not on anything inside your Journey. Gratuities sit in the price already, and guests confirm nobody ever hands them a bill. That does not extend to standalone treatments bought by Enchantment guests, where a 20% gratuity is added, and reviewers have been caught out by it.

Exactly one entry-level treatment a day. A 60-minute Swedish massage is $265, a 60-minute facial the same. An 80-minute deep tissue is $355, and the 100-minute Ancestral Stone is $475, so anything longer or deeper is paid on top. The Journey Beyond tier doubles the credit to $530 a day for a flat $355.02 per night.

Arrival days are fixed. Three-night Journeys start Thursday, four-night on Sunday, seven-night on Sunday or Thursday, ten-night on Thursday. Two-night Journeys, which run only in summer and midwinter, take Sunday or Tuesday arrivals.

Yes, seasonally, in June through August and December through February. It is easy to miss because most coverage repeats a three-night minimum, and it is worth asking about if three nights is the thing stopping you.

A domed meditation chamber with an earthen floor and a quartz crystal set on petrified wood, lit by an overhead aperture that aligns with the summer solstice. It is original to the 2001 property. Six ritual sessions run each week, and Enchantment guests attend them too.

Fifteen massage and bodywork formats from $265 to $740, eight facials, five body treatments, and an unusually deep holistic set: Reiki, Energy Clearing, Chakra Balancing, sound baths, Past Life Regression, Aura Photography, and Native American-inspired ceremonial work under two names, Inner Quest at $320 and Medicine Wheel at $265. Watsu was offered before the renovation and is not on the current menu.

No. There are no day passes, and no walk-in access to the spa, the restaurant or the Grotto. The only route in without a Journey is staying at Enchantment Resort next door and booking a treatment.

Guests 16 and over can book treatments and dine at Hummingbird with a reservation, and use the Fitness and Movement Studios, the Boutique, the Juice Bar and the twice-daily Grotto rituals. Access to the Living Room, pool, sauna, steam room and whirlpool is narrower than most people expect: one hour either side of a booked service, on that day only.

Sixteen and over, everywhere, with no children's program. Enchantment next door runs Camp Coyote for families.

Mii amo closed in early 2021 and reopened on February 2, 2023, after a $40 million rebuild by Gluckman Tang, the original architects. Seven casitas were added across three new buildings, taking the property from 16 rooms to 23; the treatment floor was expanded, and the fitness studios, consultation wing, Journey Plunge Pool, Living Room and Hummingbird are all new. The Crystal Grotto was refreshed rather than rebuilt. Guest scores took three years to recover from the reopening, and 2026 is the property's strongest year on record.

A 50% deposit including tax is taken at booking, with the balance charged 30 days out. Cancel 31 or more days ahead and the deposit is refunded in full. Inside 30 days, a cancellation, a no-show or an early departure is charged at 100% of the whole stay.