Sedona Springs Resort

Sedona Springs Resort is a condo‑style aparthotel in West Sedona with large units, multiple pools and hot tubs, and a clubhouse, but no full treatment spa menu.

Setting and villas

• Located at 55 Northview Rd in West Sedona, close to supermarkets, restaurants, and trailheads; it’s a short drive to Uptown and the main sights.
• About 40 units, mainly 1‑ and 2‑bedroom townhome‑style condos with full kitchens, separate living/dining rooms, fireplaces, patios/balconies, and jetted tubs; very comfortable for families or longer stays.

Pools, hot tubs, and facilities

• Indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool (April–October), and three outdoor hot tubs heated year‑round.
• Clubhouse area with fitness center/gym, dry sauna, game room with pool table, air hockey and arcade games, playground, BBQ grills, and garden/picnic areas.

“Spa” aspect

• The property’s relaxation amenities are the hot tubs and dry sauna; there is no staffed spa with its own massage/facial price list mentioned in current descriptions.
• Guests wanting treatments generally book with nearby Sedona day spas and then use Sedona Springs for pools, hot tubs, and sauna after hiking.

Sedona Springs Resort is priced mid‑range for Sedona condo resorts, with good value especially on longer stays or through membership/timeshare channels.

Recent nightly price range

• KAYAK: cheapest booking in the last 2 weeks was 134 USD, most expensive 236 USD, with an average recent Sun–Thu price around 190 USD and Fri–Sat around 297 USD.​
• Armed Forces Vacation Club examples (mostly 7‑night stays) show effective per‑night rates from about 54–178 USD, depending on unit size (studio vs. 1–2BR) and season, all with no resort fees.​
• Priceline currently advertises a typical nightly rate around 187 USDfor standard bookings, in line with those averages.​

How to see your exact current rate

• Enter your dates on a major OTA (Expedia, Booking, Hotels.com, Priceline) under “Sedona Springs Resort” to see live pricing for studios vs. 1‑ and 2‑bedroom suites.
• If you’re considering a full week, also check membership/timeshare platforms like Armed Forces Vacation Club or KOALA, which often undercut nightly OTA rates for 7‑night stays.

Sedona Springs Resort does not have a traditional full‑service spa, but it does offer several spa‑style facilities on site.

• Facilities include an indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and a fitness center, which are grouped together under the “Pool/Spa” amenities section.
• There is no in‑house menu of massages, facials, or body treatments; guests mainly use the pools, hot tub, and sauna for relaxation and go to nearby Sedona day spas if they want professional treatments.