Where to Stay in Sedona, Arizona: Eagle Dancer Resort Review – Wellness Retreat
Looking for the best place to stay in Sedona, Arizona for peaceful energy, wellness amentities, and incredible views of the red rocks?
Eagle Dancer Resort is a hidden gem that combines private red rock hiking trails, healing sound baths, and luxury amenities—all overlooking a powerful energy vortex. Here’s everything you need to know about this magical Sedona stay.
👥 HOSTS: IONA & HUIB – 10/10
If you’re wondering where to stay in Sedona that offers both beauty and heart—Eagle Dancer is it. Hosts Iona and Huib make this resort stay extraordinary:
Both Iona and Huib came from wellness backgrounds and used this knowledge to infuse the resort with care and intention
They’re incredibly attentive hosts and we had the joy of having a glass of wine with them looking at the red rocks! Learning more about the property from them was amazing
Their attention to detail is unmatched: herbal teas in your room, cozy blankets for stargazing, custom sound bath setups, and thoughtful touches in every corner
🌿 WELLNESS elements: 10/10
Eagle Dancer is more than a resort—it’s a wellness sanctuary, perfect for travelers seeking healing, relaxation, and nature in one of the most healing destinations in the world (Sedona, Arizona).
See below for the many different wellness elements that we got to experience at Eagle Dancer Resort.
Morning Sound Bath with Victoria
Held on the terrace overlooking the vortex—one of the most powerful energy experiences in Sedona
Victoria’s calming presence and intuitive guidance set the tone for deep restoration
This was our very first sound bath experience and it was incredible! We felt so relaxed and calm afterwards
**Photos below taken by Garrett
Private Hiking Trails
Easily accessible from the resort—no driving required
Peaceful, scenic, and perfect for solo hikes or mindful walking
Soldiers Pass, Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park, and Teacup trail were some of the hikes we did right from the property!
🧖 AMENITIES: 10/10
Eagle Dancer Resort is one of the best Sedona, Arizona resorts for wellness seekers. The amenities are both luxurious and purposeful, here are some of my favorite amentities below:
Saltwater pool with panoramic canyon views
Jacuzzi, perfect for soaking after a hike or stargazing
Infrared sauna & steam room – for detox, deep heat, and relaxation
Terraces for stargazing or sunrise meditation – you can even do yoga out on the terrace. It was my favorite spot on the entire property!
Very cozy room with all of the amenities you need for a perfect stay with wellness at the heart of the entire experience
To top it all off, an in-room fridge stocked already with all of our favorite snacks and a bottle of wine from Huib’s wine collection!
Stargazing: The stargazing at Eagle Dancer is nothing short of magical. With almost no light pollution, the Milky Way glows on clear nights. You can wrap up in a blanket on the terrace, or watch the stars fro the jacuzzi!
🧭 WHO THIS resort is for:
Eagle Dancer Resort is ideal for:
Wellness travelers looking for healing resorts in Sedona
Solo travelers seeking peace, purpose, and nature
Couples in need of a relaxing, intentional escape
Anyone wanting to experience Sedona’s energy vortexes, stargazing, and sound healing
🌟 OVERALL RATING: 10/10
Eagle Dancer Resort is truly one of the best places to stay in Sedona if you’re looking for a private, wellness-focused retreat. Between the sound bath, stunning hiking, healing energy, and luxury amenities, it’s a soul-renewing experience that’s worth every moment.
🎒 WHAT TO PACK FOR YOUR SEDONA WELLNESS RETREAT
Packing for Sedona’s unique weather and terrain is key! Here’s what to bring to make the most of your stay at Eagle Dancer Resort:
Hiking shoes or trail runners – for those peaceful private trails
Comfortable activewear – for yoga, hiking, and lounging
Layers – cool mornings + warm afternoons = sweaters & tanks
Swimsuit – for the jacuzzi, pool, or nearby water spots (bring 2 at least!)
Sunscreen, hat & sunglasses – Sedona sun is strong all year so make sure to pack these!
Reusable water bottle – hydration is key at higher altitudes
Journal or book – for quiet mornings or post-sound bath reflections
Small backpack – for day hikes and local adventures