Desk-tight shoulders, calves stiff from the Cathedral Rock climb, a lower back that will not settle. Our remedial therapists find where you are holding it, work it through properly and send you home with two or three stretches to keep it loose.
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Solace Sands is a small massage and wellness spa on a former juniper ranch, ten minutes from the West Sedona trailheads. There are six treatment rooms, one set up for couples, a warm mineral pool and a lounge where you can sit with tea afterward instead of stepping straight back into the day.
Every therapist here is licensed in Arizona, and several hold advanced training in deep tissue, prenatal and myofascial work. We keep short notes after every visit, so your next massage picks up exactly where the last one left off.
Our three most-booked visits. Prices are in US dollars, include the mineral pool, and are confirmed when you book.
$14560 min
$19590 min
$2852 hours
Massage for tired bodies and busy minds. Every visit starts with a short health check and a word about pressure.
Stiff necks & sore backs
Firm, focused pressure on the places that ache, plus stretches to take home.
Read MoreSlow & unhurried
Long, even strokes and warm oil for an hour of letting everything go.
Read MoreNinety minutes
Heated basalt stones glided along the back, legs and shoulders.
Read MoreSecond trimester onward
Side-lying and fully bolstered, with a therapist certified in prenatal care.
Read MoreSide by side
Two therapists, one candlelit suite, the same treatment at the same pace.
Read MoreSmooth & warm
A mineral salt polish, a warm rinse and a nourishing wrap to finish.
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A look inside, from the warm foot soak when you arrive to the quiet lounge at the end.
Short, useful notes from our therapists on choosing a massage and getting the most out of it.
Not sure which massage to book? A plain-language guide from our senior therapist, including what to tell us and what happens in the room.
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