Sedona Spa At Los Abrigados Resort & Spa

While staying at their sister property, we were offered 2 for 1 treatments here. I had a total of 3 treatments. One was a pedicure. The pedicure was the second worst I have ever had. The woman was nice but talked constantly about herself. She did not perform certain standard procedures for pedicure, i.e., clean under and around nails, snip cuticles. The water in the foot bath was barely warm from the start, eventually I asked her to warm it up. There was absolutely no foot massage at all. Meanwhile she is telling me that she has been doing pedicures for 30 years and that she is the best. I am surprised they have her on staff. I get better pedicures for $ 20 at shops where I live. I do not recommend getting a pedicure at this spa.

Just one star because no internet (WiFi) in my room for the whole two days stay. When I book it on line, it clear said internet in room and when I checked in, I was told there will charge $ 15/​day facility fee for Spa, poor and INTERNET. Well, no internet. When I call front desk, they simply give me a number (iBHAN?) to call.
I refused to call as I believe it’s their job to get the Internet fixed. No the right to do business !!!

Let me start with I consider myself a professional day spa patron. That said, the spa here at los abrigados is in seeeeriuos need of a overhaul. The facilities are antiquated, the therapies are unimaginative, the extras just aren’t there. Sedona new day spa is hands down a better way to go!
Please los abrigados day spa director, take a trip to willow stream spa at the princess resort in Scottsdale as well as some of your competitors. It will give you a glimpse into how it should be done, especially in the red rocks of Sedona, even if on a smaller scale :)

My family and I got to stay here last summer because my family owns a time share and we got the 2 bedroom 2 bath with kitchen «hotel» room. This place was AMAZING! my daughter immediately claimed her room and I think laid in that bed until we forced her out to go sight seeing. The beds were very comfy, and the place was very clean.
The spa products they put in the bathrooms were very nice (and I still even have some now). the view from our balcony was beautiful. We got to stay for 2 nights and 3 days. I will say at the time their biggest pool was under construction and so the smaller pool in a different section was the only one available.
I didn’t use the spa, or any of the luxury amenities. So I can’t rate those at all. The resort does have a putt putt on site, apple trees, meditation area and more. Plus it is walking distance to tons of beautiful shops and a short car ride away to trails and hiking.
I do remember the lady in the gift shop was so sweet and was telling me about the «poor» side of Sedona where the tourist don’t normally go. So of course that’s where we went. I wanted to see where the actual Sedona residents lived and ate.
My over all experience was something that my family will forever remember and hope one day to go back too. I would try this place out… (well price compare first though. Sedona is quite expensive :))

My wife and I were in town for a week of vacation and fun and wanted to get a Massage while in town. After being recommended by the resort we were staying at, we were unsure as it was owned by the same timeshare company. So we looked into some of the others Spa facilities in town. Well the other places were a little to on the weird side for us and we decided to go where we wouldn’t be dealing with all the weirdness. So we stopped in and made our appointment. The lady at the counter was very friendly and we got our reservation taken care of rather quickly.
On the day of out appointment we arrived and were greeted by the same lady at the counter. We were checked in very quickly and she asked the gentleman at the counter to direct us. We were given our towel and robe, as well as our locker key, then taken to the locker rooms. Once changed we were escorted to a relaxing waiting room as we were a little early as requested. After about 10 – 15 minutes, both our masseuses arrived and introduced themselves. I had Diane, and my wife had Sharon. I was in need of a Deep Tissue Massage and man did I get one. I listened to what I was directed, and she did as she was supposed to do. I got a very good relaxing 60 minute massage and loved it. My wife got a Therapeutic Massage and was happy with what it as well. She was directed and given pointers for when she was at home for when she has needs more stretching.
Once we were done Diane and Sharon helped us to get a full day pass for no charge for the rest of the spa facilities. We were not able to use it, but very satisfied that they put forth the effort to get them for us.
If we are back in Sedona for some fun and relaxation again, we will definitely be back for a massage here. Well worth it.
A little tip — go to the building across the parking lot before you get to the Tlaquepaque and get a $ 15 off coupon for each person wanting a massage. Yes they will «try» to get you to go to a presentation for the resort, but do what you can to get that coupon.

We sold our timeshare and had a week left, so we used it here to visit my mom who lives in a town nearby.
The accommodations are mediocre. I know they are going through a redecoration period, but even our ‘updated’ suite was just OK.
Biggest pet peeve? The POOREST quality in-​room toiletry products. Unacceptable when there’s a spa on site. I was expecting at least something halfway decent, but what they had was downright horrible: drying soap, poor quality moisturizer (which matters in Arizona), and stingy quantities. Sure, toiletries can be purchased, and they were, but it was an inconvenience to have to buy my own.
I’d go back and review it again when the renovations are complete, because the grounds and rooms do have potential to be great. Just not there yet.

I have stayed at this resort a few times. While it is a beautiful place in gorgeous Sedona, you should all be aware their pool is a big dirt hole. We were told when we checked in, it was «under construction» and that the Los Ninos (kids pool) was available. That pool was what it’s for children, and not relaxing at all. Kids screaming and jumping in all around you. If you are going there with the intention of swimming, I asked a life guard at the kids pool who said they are «hoping it will be done August 1^st» Since we weren’t told until we checked in, you should all at least know. They are redoing the entire pool and it is a giant dirt hole.

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You know what is not relaxing? Getting a pedicure in an ugly, unsantiary room with a nail tech that DOES NOT STOP TALKING!
My girlfriends and I came to Sedona for a girls weekend. No husbands, no kids! We wanted one of our days to be a spa day. Our hotel recommended the spa at their sister hotel Los Abrigados.
We went over to the hotel to book treatments and check it out. The woman at the booking desk was wonderfully helpful and nice. I was excited to come back for my treatment, a one hour spa pedicure.
My one hour spa pedicure ended up being only forty minutes and worse than my «cheap» salon at home.
My friends enjoyed their massages, but stay away from the nail services!

this place is cool. we stayed here for a few days and its a great place. its big property and has everything you need there, like spa, gym, bar, pool, etc. if its not there, its within a short drive. the area is beautiful. we just got back from hawaii and i would have to say the red rocks and desert is even more majestic then the beaches in hawaii. the unit we stayed in was nice. two bedrooms. two baths, living area and kitchen. the best part was the balcony and washer and dryer in the unit. its clean and was up to date. this place and the area is so relaxing, you cant help but slow down. there is no doubt we’ll be back to sedona and this is where we’ll stay.

Nice day spa in the heart of Sedona at the Los Abrigados Resort. Beautiful Spanish architecture and a nice inviting entrance and lobby. Walk up the stairs to the spa and enjoy being pampered. Enjoyed my time at the spa by relaxing during a scrub, wrap and massage. The facilities are ultra clean and the personnel are very friendly. The lavender lounge is a peaceful waiting area that overlooks the pool and the majestic red rock mountains. Very reasonable pricing and the services were fantastic. Highly recommend this day spa in Sedona.

The great thing about this spa is that it offers a rare chance for visitors from all around the world who come to stay at the historic 22-​acre resort to mingle with the locals who are loyal to the most experienced technicians around. Name a treatment, they have it, not to mention it isn’t only a place to get pampered … they have a hardcore workout facility for machines and free weights. Overall, this is the balance a spa needs.