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Three Spa Treatments in the Red Rocks to Really Unwind

November 2, 2018 By Travel Post Monthly

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By Joeann Fossland

If a luxury spa is your idea of bliss, the destination spa, Mii Amo, is where you’ll find happiness. Surrounded by Sedona’s red rock spires and the Kachina Woman Vortex, professional expertise and nurturing healing energy will be yours.

Nestled outside beneath tall red rocks, a pool and hot tubs offer total relaxation in a tranquil setting. Common areas included a crystal grotto, lemon-water stations, and flute accompaniment.

The spa menu offers 72 treatments, reflecting the Native American culture, traditional Swedish massage, and non-traditional such as past life regression. Indulgent treatment rooms have large windows that stream light and face tranquil views.

I chose an Oxygen Facial, a Pinion Scrub and three unusual treatments that were outstanding.

Table Thai Massage 90-minutes

This massage is on a table in loose clothing, rather than the floor mat used in traditional Thai massage. I was guided into gentle stretches and yoga positions that were challenging but not uncomfortable. Goodbye kinks.

Watsu 60-minutes

As I sank into the private, outdoor 93-degree therapy pool, my therapist said, “Your job is to breathe and be like seaweed.” My body was swirled and stretched until I felt did indeed feel like seaweed. Ah, relaxation.

Chi Nei T’sang 60-minutes

An ancient form of detoxifying, energizing, and massaging just the abdomen, known as “working the energy of the internal organs,” is said to be good for releasing emotional and physical blocks. Subtle release.

To learn more about Mii Amo Spa, visit their website – https://www.miiamo.com/. They are located at 525 Boynton Canyon Road, Sedona Arizona. Phone 928.203.8500.

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Filed Under: Arizona, Spa, Volume 11, Issue #10 – November 2018 Tagged With: Arizona, luxury, Sedona, spa

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