Two- or Three-Night Stays for Two with Spa Treatments at Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa
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- AAA Four Diamond hotel
- Couples' or individual spa services
- Modern American fare at REDS
What You Get
- For $249, a two-night stay for two Sunday–Thursday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room
- 60-minute spa treatment for one
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant
- Or, for $299, a two-night stay for two Friday and Saturday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room
- 60-minute spa treatment for one
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant
- Or, for $498, a three-night stay for two Sunday–Thursday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room
- One bottle of locally produced red or white wine
- Use of spa facilities for two
- 60-minute couples massage
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant per day
- Welcome drinks for two
- Yoga for two
- One pay-per-view movie
Included in all options:
Four-Diamond Luxury in Red Rock Country
A burbling courtyard fountain flanked by intricately designed columns rests at the entrance to Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa. The flowing waterscape and elegant craftsmanship underscore the regal natural artistry and tranquil spirit in the property’s surrounding Red Rock Country, where towering sandstone formations and mild climes beckon travelers to unwind and enrich their souls. The AAA Four Diamond property adds its own zest to the idyllic Northern Arizona setting with chic Mediterranean-inspired décor, a relaxing spa with special healing services, and an inviting on-site restaurant. In the open air of a rooftop patio, cocktails reflect the mountainous surrounds in their liquid surfaces, and a fireplace near the outdoor pool warms sojourners on chilly desert nights.
Within each Deluxe room, plush satin-stitched bedding drapes one king or two queen Simmons pillow-top mattresses. Wavy red headboards and full-length draperies in a matching hue splash colorful accents throughout the neutral, sand-toned quarters, and a 32-inch flat-screen television broadcasts Emmy Award–winning infomercials from the wall. Vacationers can snuggle into plush Turkish towels and soft, microfiber robes before suiting up for a day of local adventures or taking in a tasty meal in the on-site restaurant.
Live entertainment reverberates in the inviting contemporary atmosphere of REDS past sundown Tuesday–Saturday, where Executive Chef Ron Moler concocts a varied spread of modern American cuisine. Breakfast brings zesty classics such as huevos rancheros or a chorizo scramble, and flavorful platters such as scallop tacos or a grilled 12-ounce rib-eye steak get top billing come dinnertime. Revelers are free to pull up a chair to sip a complimentary beverage at the bar and lounge, which lays out its own menagerie of meticulously prepared small plates. A similarly detailed approach awaits couples at the on-site spa. Amid tranquil treatment rooms abounding with pleasing scents and Andalusian-inspired interiors, travelers yield their weary muscles to a certified massage therapist, who gently whisks away stresses with an array of healing treatments.
Sedona, Arizona: Southwestern Beauty and New Age Culture
The craggy stone structures dotting Sedona's landscape have acted as a sort of natural Rorschach test to their past viewers: where one person sees a chimney, another sees a sailing ship, and what looks like a coffee pot to one person may resemble a cast member of Happy Days to another. The rock leviathans make up the landmark sights along on the scenic Thunder Mountain and Sugarloaf trails, which sit just 1 mile from the hotel. The helpful staff at Uptown Gateway Visitor Center can point expeditionists to discover more of Red Rock Country and the Coconino National Forest, where hikers can march through piney plateaus or donate echoes to the expansive canyons.
A vibrant arts community lends color to the town of Sedona, whose Gallery Row lines up more than 50 art shops and boutiques that hawk pottery, paintings, and metalwork. The town's unique New Age culture seduces curious souls in its exploration of the metaphysical, as Sedona is said to be home to a host of energy vortexes—locations of amplified spiritual potential.
Other Details
How to Book
- Purchase Groupon.
- Call Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa.
- Choose a valid date based on option purchased.
- Mention your Groupon and provide your credit-card info.
Room Details
Deluxe Sedona Room
- Two queen beds or one king bed
- Step-out balcony or patio overlooking garden or pool
- 32-inch flat-screen TV
- Petit fridge and coffeemaker
- Pillow-top mattress, satin-stitched bedding with chamber pillows, and down comforter
- Plush Turkish towels and Kashwére robes with signature bath amenities
- Rate based on two adult occupants
Deluxe Red Rock Room
- One king bed
- Step-out balcony with a Red Rock view
- 32-inch flat-screen TV
- Petit fridge and coffeemaker
- Pillow-top mattress, satin-stitched bedding with chamber pillows, and down comforter
- Plush Turkish towels and Kashwére robes with signature bath amenities
- Rate based on two adult occupants
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Parking: Complimentary on-site parking is available.
- Additional occupants: Adult occupants may be added for $25 per night, and additional child occupants 17 and under may be added at no cost.
- Air mattresses: Available and included in additional-occupant fee
- Smoking policy: No smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: One dog at a maximum of 50 pounds may be added in select Deluxe Sedona rooms for a $50 nonrefundable cleaning fee and a $100 refundable damage deposit
- Accessibility: Handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: Not available
What It's Worth
- For $249, a two-night stay for two Sunday–Thursday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room ($404 average value)
- 60-minute spa treatment for one (up to $145 value)
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant
- Welcome drinks for two ($20 value)
- Yoga for two ($20 value)
One pay-per-view movie (up to $15 value)
Total value: up to $629 averageOr, for $299, a two-night stay for two Friday and Saturday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room ($458 average value)
- 60-minute spa treatment for one (up to $145 value)
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant
- Welcome drinks for two ($20 value)
- Yoga for two ($20 value)
One pay-per-view movie (up to $15 value)
Total value: up to $683 averageOr, for $498, a three-night stay for two Sunday–Thursday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room ($606 average value)
- One bottle of red or white wine ($30 value)
- Use of spa facilities for two ($60 value)
- 60-minute couples massage ($235 value)
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant per day ($75 value)
- Welcome drinks for two ($20 value)
- Yoga for two ($20 value)
- One pay-per-view movie (up to $15 value)
Total value: up to $1,061 average
Amenities
- Spa on-site
- Heated swimming pool
- Simmons pillow-top beds
- Soft, microfiber Kashwére robes
- Plush Turkish towels
- Nightly turndown service
- High-speed wireless Internet
- Full service concierge
Traveler's Tips
- Some scenic drives require four-wheel drive.
- A Red Rocks pass is required in National Forest area ($5 daily, $15 weekly).
Getting There
- By plane: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX, 125 miles) or Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG, 30 miles)
- By car: 120 miles north of Phoenix
- AAA Four Diamond hotel
- Couples' or individual spa services
- Modern American fare at REDS
What You Get
- For $249, a two-night stay for two Sunday–Thursday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room
- 60-minute spa treatment for one
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant
- Or, for $299, a two-night stay for two Friday and Saturday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room
- 60-minute spa treatment for one
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant
- Or, for $498, a three-night stay for two Sunday–Thursday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room
- One bottle of locally produced red or white wine
- Use of spa facilities for two
- 60-minute couples massage
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant per day
- Welcome drinks for two
- Yoga for two
- One pay-per-view movie
Included in all options:
Four-Diamond Luxury in Red Rock Country
A burbling courtyard fountain flanked by intricately designed columns rests at the entrance to Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa. The flowing waterscape and elegant craftsmanship underscore the regal natural artistry and tranquil spirit in the property’s surrounding Red Rock Country, where towering sandstone formations and mild climes beckon travelers to unwind and enrich their souls. The AAA Four Diamond property adds its own zest to the idyllic Northern Arizona setting with chic Mediterranean-inspired décor, a relaxing spa with special healing services, and an inviting on-site restaurant. In the open air of a rooftop patio, cocktails reflect the mountainous surrounds in their liquid surfaces, and a fireplace near the outdoor pool warms sojourners on chilly desert nights.
Within each Deluxe room, plush satin-stitched bedding drapes one king or two queen Simmons pillow-top mattresses. Wavy red headboards and full-length draperies in a matching hue splash colorful accents throughout the neutral, sand-toned quarters, and a 32-inch flat-screen television broadcasts Emmy Award–winning infomercials from the wall. Vacationers can snuggle into plush Turkish towels and soft, microfiber robes before suiting up for a day of local adventures or taking in a tasty meal in the on-site restaurant.
Live entertainment reverberates in the inviting contemporary atmosphere of REDS past sundown Tuesday–Saturday, where Executive Chef Ron Moler concocts a varied spread of modern American cuisine. Breakfast brings zesty classics such as huevos rancheros or a chorizo scramble, and flavorful platters such as scallop tacos or a grilled 12-ounce rib-eye steak get top billing come dinnertime. Revelers are free to pull up a chair to sip a complimentary beverage at the bar and lounge, which lays out its own menagerie of meticulously prepared small plates. A similarly detailed approach awaits couples at the on-site spa. Amid tranquil treatment rooms abounding with pleasing scents and Andalusian-inspired interiors, travelers yield their weary muscles to a certified massage therapist, who gently whisks away stresses with an array of healing treatments.
Sedona, Arizona: Southwestern Beauty and New Age Culture
The craggy stone structures dotting Sedona's landscape have acted as a sort of natural Rorschach test to their past viewers: where one person sees a chimney, another sees a sailing ship, and what looks like a coffee pot to one person may resemble a cast member of Happy Days to another. The rock leviathans make up the landmark sights along on the scenic Thunder Mountain and Sugarloaf trails, which sit just 1 mile from the hotel. The helpful staff at Uptown Gateway Visitor Center can point expeditionists to discover more of Red Rock Country and the Coconino National Forest, where hikers can march through piney plateaus or donate echoes to the expansive canyons.
A vibrant arts community lends color to the town of Sedona, whose Gallery Row lines up more than 50 art shops and boutiques that hawk pottery, paintings, and metalwork. The town's unique New Age culture seduces curious souls in its exploration of the metaphysical, as Sedona is said to be home to a host of energy vortexes—locations of amplified spiritual potential.
Other Details
How to Book
- Purchase Groupon.
- Call Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa.
- Choose a valid date based on option purchased.
- Mention your Groupon and provide your credit-card info.
Room Details
Deluxe Sedona Room
- Two queen beds or one king bed
- Step-out balcony or patio overlooking garden or pool
- 32-inch flat-screen TV
- Petit fridge and coffeemaker
- Pillow-top mattress, satin-stitched bedding with chamber pillows, and down comforter
- Plush Turkish towels and Kashwére robes with signature bath amenities
- Rate based on two adult occupants
Deluxe Red Rock Room
- One king bed
- Step-out balcony with a Red Rock view
- 32-inch flat-screen TV
- Petit fridge and coffeemaker
- Pillow-top mattress, satin-stitched bedding with chamber pillows, and down comforter
- Plush Turkish towels and Kashwére robes with signature bath amenities
- Rate based on two adult occupants
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Parking: Complimentary on-site parking is available.
- Additional occupants: Adult occupants may be added for $25 per night, and additional child occupants 17 and under may be added at no cost.
- Air mattresses: Available and included in additional-occupant fee
- Smoking policy: No smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: One dog at a maximum of 50 pounds may be added in select Deluxe Sedona rooms for a $50 nonrefundable cleaning fee and a $100 refundable damage deposit
- Accessibility: Handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: Not available
What It's Worth
- For $249, a two-night stay for two Sunday–Thursday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room ($404 average value)
- 60-minute spa treatment for one (up to $145 value)
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant
- Welcome drinks for two ($20 value)
- Yoga for two ($20 value)
One pay-per-view movie (up to $15 value)
Total value: up to $629 averageOr, for $299, a two-night stay for two Friday and Saturday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room ($458 average value)
- 60-minute spa treatment for one (up to $145 value)
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant
- Welcome drinks for two ($20 value)
- Yoga for two ($20 value)
One pay-per-view movie (up to $15 value)
Total value: up to $683 averageOr, for $498, a three-night stay for two Sunday–Thursday in a Deluxe Sedona room or a Deluxe Red Rock room ($606 average value)
- One bottle of red or white wine ($30 value)
- Use of spa facilities for two ($60 value)
- 60-minute couples massage ($235 value)
- $25 dining credit to REDS Restaurant per day ($75 value)
- Welcome drinks for two ($20 value)
- Yoga for two ($20 value)
- One pay-per-view movie (up to $15 value)
Total value: up to $1,061 average
Amenities
- Spa on-site
- Heated swimming pool
- Simmons pillow-top beds
- Soft, microfiber Kashwére robes
- Plush Turkish towels
- Nightly turndown service
- High-speed wireless Internet
- Full service concierge
Traveler's Tips
- Some scenic drives require four-wheel drive.
- A Red Rocks pass is required in National Forest area ($5 daily, $15 weekly).
Getting There
- By plane: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX, 125 miles) or Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG, 30 miles)
- By car: 120 miles north of Phoenix
Need To Know Info
- Expiration varies. Amount paid never expires.
- Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts
- Limit 2 per visit
- Subject to availability
- Valid only for option purchased
- Must travel by expiration date of option purchased
- Not valid with reward points
- Not valid on 9/5, 11/24, 12/25, 12/31-1/1/12, or 4/8/12
- 13.325% occupancy tax and resort fees not included
- Must be 18 or older to check-in
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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