The hotel formerly operating as Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa at 2250 W State Route 89A has rebranded. As of this audit (August 2026), sedonarouge.com redirects to thewilderesort.com, indicating the property now operates under a different name and management. We were unable to independently confirm the property's current room count, restaurant name, spa name, or pool policy under the new brand. The description below reflects our last on-site review under the Sedona Rouge name and may no longer be accurate — confirm current amenities, pricing, and policies directly with the property before booking.
Under the Sedona Rouge name, this was a strong pick under $400/night for spa-focused couples, built around an adult-only pool and a full-service spa. If you want creek-side luxury with fine dining, L'Auberge remains a $500+/night option. If a spa-focused stay at this address still appeals, confirm the property's current name and offerings before booking.
What This Property Was (Under the Sedona Rouge Name)
Sedona Rouge was a 77-room boutique hotel on the western edge of Sedona, positioned on State Route 89A near the junction with Dry Creek Road. The design language was warm Southwestern contemporary — terracotta tones, natural stone, clean lines — and the property was oriented around two focal points: an on-site spa and an adult-only pool deck. As noted above, the property has since rebranded; the details in this section describe our last review under the Sedona Rouge name and should be confirmed against the property's current branding.
This was not a hike-out-the-door adventure hotel. It was a wellness hotel. The guests who were happiest here were couples treating Sedona as a destination for rest, spa treatments, and slow mornings rather than aggressive trail schedules.
The Spa (Under the Former Sedona Rouge Name)
The spa was the property's anchor. Under the Sedona Rouge name it offered a full menu of massage modalities (Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, couples massage), facial treatments, body wraps, and energy work. As noted above, the property has rebranded — we could not confirm whether this spa still operates under the same name or menu. Confirm current spa offerings, hours, and booking policy directly with the property.
Treatment rooms were well-appointed. Booking logistics historically mattered here: spring weekends (March through May) and fall weekends (September through November) booked 2–3 weeks out for couples treatments. This may no longer reflect current booking conditions under new ownership.
The Adult-Only Pool (As Previously Reviewed)
Under the Sedona Rouge name, the pool was adults-only (18+), a feature frequently cited by returning guests. The pool deck had red-rock views and a quiet, unhurried atmosphere. We could not confirm whether this age policy still applies under the property's new name — confirm directly with the property before booking if this matters to your trip.
The pool was heated and open year-round under the previous ownership. Confirm current pool hours and seasonal policy with the property.
Former On-Site Restaurant: Reds
Under the Sedona Rouge name, the on-site restaurant was called Reds, serving Mediterranean-influenced American cuisine for breakfast and dinner with an outdoor patio facing the red rocks. We could not confirm whether Reds still operates under that name at this address — confirm current on-site dining directly with the property. For dinner in Sedona generally, Dahl & Di Luca (Italian) and Mariposa (Latin-inspired, views) remain strong options.
How This Property Compared to Alternatives (Historical)
The table below reflects our last review under the Sedona Rouge name and may not describe the property's current offerings under its new brand.
| Hotel | Rate | Spa | Pool | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sedona Rouge (rebranded — verify current name) | $250–450 (historical) | Full-service | Adult-only (historical) | Spa retreats, couples |
| L'Auberge de Sedona | $500–900+ | Full-service | Creek-side | Luxury anniversary, fine dining |
| Sky Ranch Lodge | $120–200 | None | Small, shared | View seekers, hikers |
| Adobe Village Inn (formerly Adobe Village Graham Inn) | $300–500 | None | No | Hikers, B&B experience |
Location and Getting Around
The address is 2250 W State Route 89A, roughly 2 miles from Uptown Sedona's galleries and most-visited restaurants. By car it is about 5 minutes to Uptown, 10 minutes to Cathedral Rock Trailhead (via AZ-179), and 8 minutes to Boynton Canyon and Secret Canyon trailheads — the best trails on the west side of Sedona. These drive-time figures describe the location itself and are not affected by the property's rebrand.
The location is slightly less central than Uptown properties for first-time visitors but ideal for guests who plan to hike the Dry Creek Road corridor (Boynton Canyon, Fay Canyon, and normally Secret Canyon — though Secret Canyon Trail #121 is closed as of this writing under a Coconino National Forest closure order following the 2026 Pocket Fire) and return to the property in the afternoon.
Check Current Availability at This Address
This property has rebranded — search current listings for 2250 W State Route 89A, Sedona, to find the property under its current name before booking.
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Is Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa still open under that name?
No. As of this August 2026 audit, the property's own domain (sedonarouge.com) redirects to thewilderesort.com, indicating the hotel has rebranded and is no longer operating under the Sedona Rouge name. We could not independently confirm the current name, ownership, or amenities beyond that redirect. Confirm the property's current name and status directly before booking.
What was the Sedona Rouge Spa like?
Under the Sedona Rouge name, the on-site spa offered Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, hot stone massage, facials, body wraps, and couples treatments, open to outside guests as well as hotel guests. The property has since rebranded, and we could not confirm whether the spa continues under the same name or menu — confirm current spa offerings directly with the property.
What restaurant was on-site at Sedona Rouge?
Under the Sedona Rouge name, the on-site restaurant was called Reds, serving Mediterranean-influenced American cuisine for breakfast and dinner with an outdoor patio. The property has since rebranded and we could not confirm whether Reds still operates under that name — confirm the current on-site dining options directly with the property.
How did Sedona Rouge compare to L'Auberge?
L'Auberge sits on Oak Creek and focuses on romantic creek-side luxury with fine dining. Sedona Rouge, before its rebrand, focused on wellness: spa treatments, an adult-only pool, and a quieter atmosphere. If a similar wellness-focused stay at this address still appeals, confirm the property's current name and offerings before booking.
Where was Sedona Rouge located?
The address is 2250 W State Route 89A in Sedona, on the west side of the city near the junction with Dry Creek Road — about 2 miles from Uptown Sedona and 10 minutes from Boynton Canyon and Secret Canyon trailheads. The property at this address now operates under a different name; confirm current signage and booking details before visiting.