Your Sedona Hotel Now Comes With a Sauna, a Cold Plunge, and a Salt Room

The Sedona hotel wellness suite at Arroyo Pinion is built into every stay, no upsell, no day pass required.

There’s a version of a Sedona trip where wellness means one more thing to book: a spa day, a treatment add-on, a separate reservation on top of the hotel room. At Arroyo Pinion, that’s not how it works.

The hotel’s wellness suite, a cedar sauna, cold plunge, Himalayan salt room, red light therapy, and a Relaxation Room stocked with guest-favorite massage chairs, is included with every room.

A Sedona Hotel Wellness Suite That’s Actually Part of the Stay

The cedar sauna and cold plunge pair for a classic contrast-therapy reset. The salt room offers halotherapy in a low-lit, quiet space. Red light therapy and a chakra mat round out the recovery side. And in the hotel’s Relaxation Room, the massage chairs have become the property’s most talked-about amenity, guests keep mentioning them unprompted.

“I don’t say this lightly, as a massage therapist myself: those are the best massage chairs I’ve ever tried.”

Anita Tanjutco, LMT, CH, Intuitive Guide and founder of Mind and Body Energetics (Scottsdale, AZ)

Why it matters for your wellness budget

Arroyo Pinion brings these wellness amenities, the sauna, cold plunge, salt room, red light therapy, and massage chairs, to the boutique level for well under what comparable resort spas charge. A single massage at a Sedona resort spa can easily run several hundred dollars, and standalone spa day passes around town typically land between $40 and $150 for pool and amenity access alone, before any treatment. At Arroyo Pinion, all of it is simply part of the stay.

A Boutique Alternative to the Resort Spa

Contrast therapy, salt-room halotherapy, and full-spectrum red light have traditionally lived inside large resort spas. Arroyo Pinion built them into a boutique stay instead, at boutique pricing, and it’s changing who’s booking the hotel.

“Travelers increasingly want wellness to be part of the trip rather than another activity they have to research and schedule. Our goal was to bring experiences normally associated with larger resorts into a more personal and accessible boutique hotel setting.”

Neil Shah, President, InnTech Management

Word has spread through Phoenix’s wellness community, too. Visiting massage therapists and energy healers, Anita Tanjutco among them, have called the Relaxation Room some of the best they’ve experienced anywhere in the region. Alongside couples booking a romantic getaway, wellness practitioners have started inquiring about the space for private retreats and small group sessions.

Weekly Guest-Exclusive Experiences

Beyond the wellness suite itself, Arroyo Pinion runs a weekly calendar of guest-exclusive experiences, small, limited-capacity sessions reserved for hotel guests only.

Book the Stay, Get the Suite

Rooms have been booking quickly since the wellness suite opened, and with Sedona’s cooler fall temperatures drawing hikers back to the red rock trails, Arroyo Pinion is on pace for its busiest wellness season yet.

Arroyo Pinion Hotel sits in West Sedona at the base of Cathedral Rock, pairing that red rock setting with an on-site wellness suite, a heated pool, and guest-exclusive weekly experiences, all part of a stay at one of the Sedona Six collection of boutique hotels.

FAQ

Is the wellness suite really included with every room?

Yes. The cedar sauna, cold plunge, salt room, red light therapy, and massage chairs are included with every stay, no day pass or add-on booking required.

Do I need to book the sauna, salt room, or massage chairs in advance?

Solo sessions in the wellness suite are available to hotel guests without a separate booking. The weekly group sessions, like the guided sound bath, are limited-capacity and reserved for guests on a first-come basis.

Is Arroyo Pinion close to Cathedral Rock?

Yes, the hotel is located at the base of Cathedral Rock in West Sedona.