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GuideFIND YOUR BLISS IN SCOTTSDALE

W hen you’re looking for a spa experience that goes beyond the everyday and ordinary, look no further than

Scottsdale, Arizona. Many of our celebrated resort and day spas find their inspiration in the Sonoran

Desert’s natural bounty, blending ingredients like prickly pear fruit, mesquite honey and desert sage into fragrant

concoctions that soothe, smooth and energize. Other treatments draw on the wisdom of ancient Native American

healing techniques. And still others tap into the finest, time-tested healing traditions from around the world. The

result is a world-class spa destination dedicated to the well-being of your body, mind and spirit.

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

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The Spa at Talking Stick

4 The Fully Loaded Facial™Bliss Spa at W Scottsdale

Our list would be incomplete without this deca-

dent facial from the aptly named Bliss Spa at the

W Scottsdale Hotel & Residences. This 90-min-

ute, over-the-top treatment utilizes more than

10 top-of-the-line products based on your skin’s

individual needs. The pampering starts with a deep

cleansing followed by a fruit acid wash. An oxygen

wrap and gentle extractions follow. Once your skin

is cleansed, exfoliated and receptive, you’ll receive

applications of an age-fighting, plumping col-

lagen serum and a skin-type-specific rubberizing

masque. Antioxidant vitamins are then massaged

into your skin, which is sprayed with refreshing,

pure oxygen to help the vitamins penetrate.

And as if all that pampering wasn’t enough, the

Fully Loaded Facial includes a head, neck, shoulder,

arm and foot massage, as well as a rich Hair Dew®

conditioning treatment. So on top of glowing skin

and a relaxed body, you’ll have gorgeous locks that

will be shiny and renewed!

1 Taste of Alvadora

Alvadora Spa at Royal Palms

The lush landscaping and Spanish-Mediterranean

architecture of the Royal Palms Resort create the

perfect ambiance in which to enjoy Alvadora Spa’s

new Taste of Alvadora, a treatment that combines

samplings of the spa’s four signature treatments in

one rejuvenating spa experience.

The sweet scent of neroli oils will enchant you as

your skin is gently buffed to a youthful glow during

the Orange Blossom Scrub. Next, tense muscles

find relief with a Classic Massage, which incorpo-

rates Swedish-style movements customized to your

body’s needs. The Alvadora Custom Facial brings

out your inner glow with a customized cleanse,

exfoliation and mask based on your skin type.

Finally, the Simply Citrus Pedicure pampers your

feet with a citrus soak, nail grooming, citrus lotion

application and polish.

3 Havasupai Falls Rejuvenation

Well & Being at Willow Stream

This two-hour treatment experience is an excellent

introduction to Well & Being at Willow Stream, a

rejuvenating sanctuary at The Fairmont Scottsdale

Princess (above).

Drawing on the healing traditions and ingredients

of the Southwest, the treatment begins with a

purifying scrub using desert salts that have been

infused with indigenous essential oils. Next, you’ll

relax with a soak in a warm bath filled with herbal

foaming bath salts, followed by a massage with

jojoba body butter to prepare your skin for hot riv-

erbed stones that release and soothe tired muscles.

You’ll then be cocooned in a soothing wrap while

your therapist streams warm herbal-infused oil

over your forehead and into your hair. The service

finishes with a soothing scalp massage. Note: To re-

ceive the full conditioning benefit, the oil should stay

on your hair at least 30 minutes after the service, and

ideally overnight. You’ll need a long and thorough

shampoo, so this treatment is not recommended for

those with events planned immediately afterwards.

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The Bliss List

Scottsdale Convention & Visitors Bureau

Here they are – 10 treatments that are among the best of Scottsdale’s best. From a soothing massage using desert

lavender to a complete spa experience inspired by the Grand Canyon’s Havasupai Falls, these therapeutic treat-

ments take pampering to entirely new heights

2 Tok Sen

Spa at Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain

Perched high on Camelback Mountain, Sanctuary

(above) is an oasis of Asian-inspired treatments. It

also is the first spa in the United States to offer Tok

Sen, a specialized healing treatment from Thailand.

Tok Sen encompasses Thai yoga–like stretching

with vibration therapy. Using a tapping technique

(Tok) performed along the energy pathways (Sen)

that run throughout the body, the flow of your

energy is evened out, creating a relaxing and sooth-

ing experience. This treatment helps with physical

aches and pains, energy blockages, poor circula-

tion, nerve problems and more.

5 Rain MassageAgave, The Arizona Spa

Just steps from the Westin Kierland Resort, at the

end of a walkway shaded by citrus trees, Agave, the

Arizona Spa (above), offers 20 luxurious treatment

rooms, a lap pool, lush garden and meditation area.

Experience the journey of the rain with the exclu-

sive Rain Massage. Developed at Agave Spa, the

unique rowing technique using smooth, warmed

rain sticks “washes out” negative energy (or chi)

from head to the toe, just as the rain falling from

the sky cleans the air. This treatment is a deeply

renewing journey that nourishes both the body

and soul.

10 Sacred Nature RitualSpa Avania at Hyatt Regency Scottsdale

Awaken in the morning, rejuvenate at mid-

day. Unwind in the evening. This is your body’s

fundamental daily journey toward balance – and

the foundation for every experience at the Hyatt

Regency Scottsdale’s Spa Avania (below).

The 90-minute Sacred Nature Ritual is an anti-

aging experience for your entire body. Using

all-organic products, the treatment includes a

full-body exfoliation, soothing wrap with a hydrat-

ing moisturizer, and a facial treatment utilizing

Butterfly Bush extract to protect the DNA of your

skin cells for notable anti-aging.

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The Bliss List

8 Desert Serenity Scrub, Wrap & Massage The Centre for Well-Being at The Phoenician

This haven of peace and luxury at The Phoenician

resort boasts a blend of old-world therapies and

innovative spa services to detoxify and invigorate

your body and spirit.

The Centre’s diverse menu includes a variety of ho-

listic massages, hot stone rituals, body treatments,

facials and well-being packages to help achieve in-

ner calm and discover the harmony of your body’s

natural rhythms. The Desert Serenity Scrub, Wrap

& Massage is a detoxifying and regenerating treat-

ment that combines a gentle exfoliation followed

by an application of mineral-rich clay, Aloe Vera

and essential oils. After showering, you’ll enjoy a

full-body Swedish massage to smooth away any

remaining muscle tension.

6 Orange Blossom Body Ritual Jurlique Spa at FireSky Resort & Spa

Staffed by a team of “tranquility experts,” Jurlique

Spa at FireSky Resort (above) taps into both Eastern

and Western spa philosophies to help you restore

your energy, enhance your outer beauty and heal

from within. Jurlique also emphasizes products

rich in organic ingredients grown on herb farms

in the Adelaide Hills of southern Australia.

Experience total skin renewal with the ultimate

body peel treatment, the Orange Blossom Body

Ritual, which uses Fijian Exotic Orange Blossom

Oils. Sun damage, age spots and skin tone issues

are addressed with a triple exfoliation wrap. The

treatment also includes a scalp, hand and foot

massage, as well as an application of Botanical

Refining Balm to soothe skin and restore its natural

moisture balance.

7 Eurasia’s Velvet Reprieve Eurasia Spa

Eurasia Spa at the Scottsdale Resort & Athletic Club

captures the beauty and magic of Asia in its design

and décor. Adding a bit of local ambiance, each spa

session begins with a Cosanti bell ritual. This blend

of ambient sound and peaceful rhythm and melody

guides the mind and body into a more relaxed and

balanced state.

Give your body some TLC with the Velvet Reprieve, a

treatment designed to soothe and heal dry, sensitive or

sun-exposed skin. The treatment starts with an herbal

dry brush to prepare the body’s complexion. Then, a

creamy body treatment blended with fresh coconut,

vanilla and herbal extracts is applied to soften the skin.

After the treatment is removed, a massage with warm

coconut oil will leave your skin feeling velvety soft.

9 Desert Lavender MassageThe Spa at Talking Stick

The Spa at Talking Stick (above), located on the

resort’s 14th floor, pampers guests in private

treatment rooms adorned with floor-to-ceiling

windows that can be opened during treatments.

And staying true to the heritage and traditions of

the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community,

The Spa at Talking Stick features products made

with culturally significant ingredients harvested

from the community’s gardens.

One of The Spa’s signature treatments, the Desert

Lavender Massage begins with a gentle dry brush

exfoliation followed by a customized massage with

desert lavender and wild chaparral oil to ensure

complete relaxation and relief from stress. Follow-

ing the massage, tufts of raw Pima cotton are used

to brush your body using feather-light strokes.

This soft sensation soothes the central nervous

system and leaves your skin silky soft.

True Food KitchenCelebrate simplicity with True Food Kitchen’s

(below) menu of sustainable, fresh and satisfy-

ing meals. Based entirely on Dr. Andrew Weil’s

Anti-Inflammatory Diet & Food Pyramid, flavorful

dishes are packed with healthy vegetables, whole

grains, and proteins. One taste of the Tuscan kale

salad and you’ll be craving the lemon, Parmesan

and breadcrumb combo for days afterward. Even

the drinks, like the cucumber and honey lemonade,

are nutritious and delicious.

Spa Café at The BouldersDesigned to repair, relax and help your body per-

form at its peak, cuisine from the Spa Café (below)

is savory and good for you. Dietary restrictions?

Not to worry – Spa Chef Neal Hall caters to all

types of eaters, including vegetarians, vegans and

those with food allergies. Delicacies include the

Portobello Vegetable Wrap, Red & Golden Beet

Salad, and Sesame Salmon Cakes.


Sprouts at Camelback InnEnjoy lunch, a snack or cocktail at Sprouts (above)

where chefs use the freshest ingredients and in-

novative spices such as corn and carrot powders,

citrus sauces and tomato basil for natural season-

ing. Striking a balance between healthy and tasty,

plates like the Pan-seared Yellowfish Tuna are low in

calories but high in flavor. Wash it down with an

antioxidant elixir of your choice. We recommend the

Fresh Cucumber Cooler.

Who says healthy food has to be tasteless? In Scottsdale, wholesome eating is a true culinary adventure. Just try to

leave these restaurants hungry. We dare you.

Grub That’s Good for Body & Soul

How to Spa Like a Pro• ReservationsFor the best selection of treatments and appointment times, book your

services well in advance (two to four weeks ahead is ideal). If you have a

preference for a male or female spa therapist, be sure to mention that when

you make your reservation.

• Check-InArrive at least 45 minutes before your appointment. This will give you time

to check in, explore the spa facilities and relax before your treatment begins.

Treatments always begin and end on time, so don’t arrive late and lose out

on precious treatment time.

• Spa AttireYou’ll receive a robe and spa sandals to wear during your visit, and a secure

locker will be provided for your clothing and personal belongings. Be sure to

bring a swimsuit if you’d like to enjoy the pool or whirlpool.

• Spa EnviromentSpas are quiet, tranquil places, so please refrain from using cell phones and

pagers, talking loudly or smoking. Some spas are adult-only environments,

while others offer services designed specifically for younger guests. If you

have children or teens interested in spa or salon services, inquire about the

spa’s minimum age requirements when you make your appointment.

• GratuitiesMost spas add a modifiable 18-20% gratuity and have you sign your credit

card slip at the time of check-in. If your spa does this, you may leave the spa

at any time without checking out unless you wish to change the amount of

your gratuity.

• CancellationsMost spas require you to cancel your appointment 24 hours in advance in

order to avoid a cancellation fee. Confirm your spa’s individual policy when

booking your treatment.

• Health ConditionsIf you are pregnant or have any health concerns, disabilities or injuries, in-

form the reservation agent when you book your service. This will assist your

therapist in customizing the spa experience to your needs.

• Personal PreferencesBefore your treatment begins, tell your therapist if you have any questions

or concerns. During the treatment, let the therapist know if the pressure

they are using is too hard or too soft for your liking, or if environmental

conditions, such as the room temperature, music level, etc., need to be

adjusted for your comfort.

Sweet Mesquite & Honey Body TherapyPolish your skin to an all-over glow with this treat

at the Spa at Talking Stick Resort (above). A gentle

scrub of sweet mesquite, salts and grains opens

your pores, preparing your skin for a rich mask of

jojoba butter and mesquite honey. The relaxation

continues with a toning and lifting facial massage

and a body massage with sweet mesquite body lo-

tion that leaves your complexion vibrant and bright.


Adobe Clay Purification TreatmentInspired by Native American healing rituals, this

treatment from The Spa at Camelback Inn uses

pure adobe clay and herbs indigenous to the

Sonoran Desert to soothe sore muscles and nour-

ish your skin.

TURQUOISE WRAP

The Waldorf Astoria Spa at The Boulders Resort (right) offers this signature treatment based on the Native American belief that turquoise is a color of protection, self-con-fidence and positive energy. A revitalizing exfoliation supports a nourishing warm turquoise clay wrap, a wrap of pure honey and, lastly, an application of honey butter to leave your skin soft and glowing. During this wrap indulgence, the therapist performs a rain-stick ritual and uses traditional es-sential oils to harmonize your spirit.

Jojoba & Prickly Pear Body PolishThis desert-inspired treatment at The Spa at Four

Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North com-

bines deeply penetrating jojoba oil with the healing

properties of prickly pear to leave the skin smooth

and moisturized.

Sonoran Desert Inspiration

Agave Body GlowBanish dry skin with this full-body polish at Agave,

the Arizona Spa at The Westin Kierland Resort

(above). Your treatment begins with an invigorat-

ing exfoliation using the spa’s signature salt scrub

that’s been infused with natural agave extract. An

application of agave lotion seals in moisture and

nourishes your skin.

The curative properties of many Sonoran Desert botanicals have been celebrated for centuries. Try one of these

innovative treatments that find their inspiration in indigenous ingredients and traditional Native American healing

techniques.

Scrub & Mud Mask BarThe Scrub and Mud Mask Bar at the Fairmont

Scottsdale Princess’ Well & Being Spa (below) fea-

tures a full range of locally sourced body polishes

and detoxifying muds, including desert salts, jojoba

beads, prickly pear sugar and mineral-rich mud

from nearby Sedona. You’ll leave your treatment

with polished, hydrated skin that glows.


Scottsdale’s day spas extend your options for relaxation and rejuvenation with an impressive roster of unique

treatments and quiet, intimate settings that are sure to please even the most seasoned spa-goers.

Day Spa Delights

Spa LamarThis island-inspired oasis in downtown Scottsdale

(above) offers a knowledgeable staff and special-

izes in exotic therapies from around the world.

Wake up tired skin with a Jamaican Coffee Scrub

or detoxify and re-mineralize your body with a

wrap of warm, protein-rich sea algae. Or combine

several treatments into a full-day journey toward

bodily bliss. The Prix Fixe Menu Package includes a

Spa Facial; Simply Swedish Massage; Mango Body

Buff; Jamaican Coffee Body Buff; Mud or Sushi

Wrap, or French mani-pedi; and a 75-minute class

of your choice at the onsite Yoga Kamala studio.

To enhance your relaxation experience, Spa Lamar

also features a steam room, whirlpool and swim-

ming pool (note: the spa is co-ed, so bring a bathing

suit if you want to enjoy these amenities).

Spa at Gainey VillageThis urban sanctuary (above) is just minutes from

downtown Scottsdale and offers a full menu of

services that incorporate organic and indigenous

ingredients. One of their specialties, the Village

Signature Wellness Massage, is a customized, re-

sults-oriented treatment that can include variety of

modalities such as hot stone, myofacial, reflexology

and neuromuscular techniques combined with an

herbal body application designed to address spe-

cific areas of concern such as circulation, muscle

pain or arthritis. All of the spa’s pure herbal blends

have been created by Uli Boeker, a local herbal-

ist, therapist and aesthetician who has based her

formulas on centuries-old wellness practices.

Each one-hour treatment includes full daily use

of Gainey Village’s award-winning health club

facilities, including movement and exercise classes,

sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi.

Verde Maison Organic Beauty House and Day SpaHave you ever wondered what screen and enter-

tainment sirens Madonna, Jessica Biel, Alicia

Keys, Cher and Katherine Heigl have in common?

They all use products from the Eminence line of

organic skin care products, which is featured at

Scottsdale’s own Verde Maison. Rich with ingre-

dients like crushed berries to exfoliate, coconut to

moisturize and antioxidant vitamins A, C and E

MAN SPA

Forget the frou-frou and fluff. Scottsdale’s spas also cater to men, offering serious skincare and body treatments that work as hard as you do. Simplicity Simple Skincare sets the mood with masculine décor, tunes from Motown to Johnny Cash, and products that boast active ingredients like menthol and Blue Agave Tequila.

Over at the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale’s Spa Avania, the men’s Hydra Perfor-mance Facial tackles skin that’s been stressed by sun exposure, frequent flying, and other environmental factors. Using Comfort Zone’s Man Space product line, this facial exfoliates, hydrates and helps contrast the signs of aging.

And if you’re looking to improve your physique, head over to Well & Being at Willow Stream Spa at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. After your body composition analysis in the BodPod, your personal trainer will develop a custom-ized workout plan using some or all of the following – TRX/Crossfit, strength training, gym equipment, power walking and more.

to nourish, these products not only make you feel

good – they work hard to leave your skin looking,

well, like a star’s.

While you’re browsing Verde Maison’s full collec-

tion of skin care and makeup products, make an

appointment to enjoy their one-hour Parisienne

Facial. This luxurious treatment uses anti-aging,

cell-plumping products to leave your skin super

smooth and richly hydrated.


Your Om Away from Home

If your health and fitness goals include a regular yoga or meditation practice, Scottsdale’s resort and day spas can

help you stay committed to the mat while you travel.

Greet the day with Sunrise Yoga at The Waldorf Astoria Spa at The Boulders Resort, then take a soul-centering walk around

the spa’s labyrinth or enjoy a private, guided medi-

tation session.

At the Spa at Gainey Village, you’ll enjoy

a range of classes from gentle Restorative/Yin Yoga

which uses props to assist in holding postures, to

Village Hot Yoga, a class designed to cleanse your

body, challenge your focus and provide an intense

yoga practice.

At Agave, the Arizona Spa, at The Westin Kierland, you can enjoy Hatha Yoga

classes and take sessions with the Vaughan Center,

which teaches both mantra and primordial sound

meditation to help you discover a deeper state of

calm, unleash pure creativity and mental clarity.

Yoga for Everybody is a 75-minute, outdoor

class at The Centre for Well-Being at The Phoenician that is geared to all levels

and styles. Or choose a Yoga Walk, which blends

a vigorous 60-minute walk on The Phoenician’s

grounds with intervals of reflection and yoga.

The lush grounds of Sanctuary on Cam-elback Mountain Resort & Spa create

the perfect setting for Yoga on the Lawn, which

emphasizes alignment, building core strength and

increasing flexibility. Other yoga options include

Sunrise Stretch, Hatha, Yin and Restorative.

Well & Being at Willow Stream at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess offers

YogaAway featuring signature classes, personalized

instruction, online learning and immersive multi-

day retreats to help reduce stress and manage your

energy at every level.


Must-Try Facials

Oftentimes, extravagant facials do little more than infuse your skin with a flowery scent. But not these facials.

They’re lavish and effective. Book one today and discover a healthier, more youthful complexion.

Sonoran Rose FacialThe Spa at Camelback Inn’s (above) rich, aromatic

facial puts the rose’s soothing and softening powers

to good use. After removing surface build-up with

a glycolic facial peel, hands and feet are massaged

with rose infused oil, leaving you with a sense of

radiance and calm. Free radicals are ousted with a

stabilized oxygen cream that’s enriched with Vita-

mins A and E for ultimate results. You’ll leave with

softer, more even-toned skin.

Luminous Brightening FacialFor a variety of concerns – from uneven skin

tone to dull skin – this treatment at The Boulders

resort’s Waldorf Astoria Spa (above) is your ticket

to happier, healthier-looking skin. This treatment

features a flower acid peel, intense pigmenta-

tion booster and green algae/vitamin C mask to

brighten and rejuvenate your skin.

The Well & Being FacialDon’t let the easy-going name fool you. This facial

from Well & Being at Willow Stream at the Fair-

mont Scottsdale Princess (below) is 90 minutes of

serious skin care. Using the latest advancements in

“green” skin care technologies and products from

Naturopathica, the treatment is touted as a natural

face lift. A 3-D high-resolution skin analysis shows

what’s below the surface, then ultrasonic and

micro-current therapies naturally lift, firm and

stimulate the skin for maximum absorption of

nutrient-rich plant stem cells.

COFFEEBERRYYOGA FACIAL

Need a boost for tired skin? Make a date at Hotel Valley Ho’s VH Spa for Vitality + Health (right). The Coffeeberry Yoga Facial uses the fruit of the coffee plant for its antioxidant powers, providing incredible skincare results. This facial includes yoga-inspired massage techniques to make skin feel tightened, brightened and totally fresh.


In addition to pampering massages, facials and body treatments, Scottsdale’s resort spas also offer out-of-the-box

activities to help you stay fit on the road.

Fun & Fit

Hike CamelbackExperienced guides from The Phoenician’s Centre for Well-Being will lead you

on an invigorating hike up majestic Camelback Mountain.

Swim with an OlympianSwimming is a great full-body workout. Take a private lesson with Olympic

gold medalist Misty Hyman at Sanctuary Spa.

Experience NiaThe Scottsdale Resort & Athletic Club’s Eurasia Spa offers classes in Nia, a low-

impact mind/body workout that combines yoga, Tai Chi and dance.

Scale a BoulderClimb the 75-foot face of a 12 million-year-old boulder with an expert guide

from the Waldorf Astoria Spa at The Boulders resort.

Reach the PeakLearn about the area’s flora and fauna on the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale’s

Desert Preservation Hike in Pinnacle Peak Park.

Get Surfer FitWell & Being at Willow Stream offers Rip Surfer classes, which fuses all the ele-

ments of surfing into a high-intensity fat-burning session.


Spa Grid

Agave, The Arizona Spa Westin Kierland Resort & Spa6902 E. Greenway Pkwy., Scottsdale, AZ 85254 480-624-1500 / www.kierlandresort.com

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Luxurious signature treatments utilize the indigenous moisture-nourishing agave plant and other native resources. Salon, boutique, movement studio, sauna and steam room.

Alvadora Spa at Royal Palms 5200 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85018 602-977-6400 / www.alvadora.com

7This open-air Mediterranean spa features private gar-dens and fountains. Alvadora offers massages, facials, body treatments and a full salon.

Amansala Spa/Salon, at the Scottsdale Resort & Conference Center 7700 East McCormick Pkwy., Scottsdale, AZ 85258 480-596-7555 / 800-528-0293 www.thescottsdaleresort.com

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Pursue wellness, beauty and relaxation at the Scotts-dale Resort & Conference Center, offering spa/salon services, a fitness center, tennis courts, and bicycle rentals.

Amethyst Spa & Boutique We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center10438 N. Fort McDowell RoadScottsdale/Fountain Hills, AZ 85264480-789-5300www.wekoparesort.com

3Revitalize and relax with the Amethyst Spa’s indig-enous massage therapies and Amethyst facials.

Bliss Spa W Scottsdale Hotel & Residences 7277 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-575-0164 / 877-WHOTELS www.wscottsdalehotel.com

7This urban retreat offers an over-the-top menu of services like the super-relaxing Blissage™ 75 and red carpet-revered Triple Oxygen Treatment.

The Centre for Well-Being at The Phoenician 6000 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-941-8200 / 800-843-2392 www.thephoenician.com

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This oasis for the mind, body and spirit is dedicated to surpassing every expectation and pampers you with treatments integrating the rich resources of the Southwest.

Eurasia Spa at Scottsdale Resort & Athletic Club 8235 E. Indian Bend Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85250 480-922-8855 / 877-385-8452 www.eurasiaspa.com

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Indulge in this Asian-inspired spa with Vichy rain shower, soaking tub room, and couple’s treatment suite. Customized spa products and resort packages are available.

Joya Spa at Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia 4949 E. Lincoln Dr., Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 480-627-3020 / 888-627-3010 / joyaspa.com

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Escape to Joya Spa, a Morrocan-inspired world of re-laxation, featuring 19 treatment rooms, lavish lounges, private rooftop pool and terrace, fitness center and salon.

Jurlique Spa at FireSky Resort & Spa 4925 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-424-6072 / www.fireskyresort.com

6Created for resort guests and locals alike, Jurlique Spa at FireSky Resort & Spa offers a private sanctuary where spa guests are lulled into meditative serenity.

Running Water Spa Scottsdale Camelback Resort 6302 E. Camelback Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-947-3300 / 800-891-8585 www.scottsdalecamelback.com

3Running Water Spa is a calming sanctuary where you can immerse yourself in treatments designed to soothe, heal and beautify your body and spirit.

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the Saguaro Spa 4000 N. Drinkwater Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-444-0547 / www.thesaguaroscottsdale.com

3A welcoming enclave of serenity within the heart of downtown Scottsdale, featuring organic products and services that celebrate the vibrant Southwest.

The Salon & Day Spa at The Scottsdale Plaza Resort 7200 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85253 480-951-5150 / 800-832-2025 www.scottsdaleplaza.com

4Awaken your senses and pamper your soul with the finest in spa treatments. Offering a complete and var-ied menu, from a relaxing massage to hair care.

The Spa at Camelback Inn 5402 E. Lincoln Dr., Scottsdale, AZ 85253 480-596-7040 / 800-922-2635 www.camelbackspa.com

30With a beautiful view of Camelback Mountain, The Spa offers a comprehensive fitness center in addition to distinctly Southwestern spa treatments.

The Spa at Carefree Resort & Conference Center 37220 Mule Train Rd., Carefree, AZ 85377 480-595-3850 / 888-488-9034 www.carefree-resort.com

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The Spa at Carefree Resort & Conference Center of-fers personalized service, intimate surroundings and several selections for body treatments, massages and facials.

Spa at Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale 10600 E. Crescent Moon Dr., Scottsdale, AZ 85262 480-513-5145 / 888-207-9696 www.fourseasons.com/scottsdale

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Offering seasonal, indigenous and innovative spa treatments such as the Jojoba & Prickly Pear Body Polish, Hydrating & Soothing Facial, and for a special treat, the In-Casita Massage.

Spa at Sanctuary Camelback Mountain 5700 E. McDonald Dr., Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 480-607-2326 / 800-259-4171 www.sanctuaryaz.com

11This relaxing, luxurious retreat features an Asian-in-spired menu of services, 11 indoor/outdoor treatment rooms, watsu pool, fitness center and more.

The Spa at Talking Stick 9800 E. Indian Bend Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85256 480-850-4065 / www.talkingstickresort.com

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Treatments, including facials and body therapies, feature products made of culturally significant ingre-dients harvested from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community garden.

Spa Avania at Hyatt Regency Scottsdale 7500 E. Doubletree Ranch Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85258 480-483-5558 / 800-233-1234 www.spaavania.com

19Spa Avania reflects balance and harmony, awakening all of the senses with treatments centered around its “time-of-day” concept.

VH Spa for Vitality + Health Hotel Valley Ho6850 E. Main St., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-421-7777 / 866-882-4484 www.vhspa.com

8VH Spa offers transformational treatments, as well as a fitness center and movement studio with a view, and steam rooms.

Waldorf Astoria Spa The Boulders, a Waldorf Astoria Resort34631 N. Tom Darlington Dr., Carefree, AZ 85377 480-595-3500 / www.theboulders.com

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The 33,000-square-foot Waldorf Astoria Spa features a 2,000-square-foot fitness center with sweeping views, movement studio, yoga studio, boutique, Spa Café and organic garden.

Well & Being at Willow Stream Spa Fairmont Scottsdale Princess 7575 E. Princess Dr., Scottsdale, AZ 85255 480-585-2732 / 800-908-9540 www.willowstream.com

27Well & Being at Willow Stream Spa offers the Haci-enda Retreat, the Havasupai Falls Rejuvenation and the Desert Hot Rock Massage.

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Simplicity Simple Skin Care 4375 N. 75th St., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-686-8538 / www.simplicityskincare.com

Simplicity day spa is designed specifically for men. We take the fluff out of the typical spa experience with old-school methods, RA Skincare, music by Frank Sinatra and Johnny Cash, and full comedic content. It’s the ultimate in “manscaping,” with emphasis on the MAN.

Spa at Gainey Village 7477 E. Doubletree Ranch Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85258 480-609-6980 / www.villageclubs.com

25Enjoy a resort spa and salon experience at day spa prices with access to our award-winning health club and numerous amenities.

Spa Lamar 5115 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85250 480-945-7066 / www.thelamar.com

40Steam, sauna, pool, whirlpool, robes & lockers includ-ed with any spa service over $60. Hair and nail salon, yoga studio, art gallery and event space for 100.

Verde Maison Organic Beauty Spa 15037 N. Scottsdale Rd., Ste. 189, Scottsdale, AZ 85254 480-563-0449 / www.verdemaison.com

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This cosmetic, bath and skincare boutique specializes in international lines free of parabens, propylene gly-cols, petrolatum and SLSs. Spa services include facials, make-up applications, spray tanning and waxing.

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Talking Stick ResortThe Spa at Talking Stick – a luxurious, open-air spa located on the

14th floor of Talking Stick Resort – is the ultimate in rejuvenation.

Enjoy spring treatments from $39 through May 28, 2015.

9800 E Indian Bend Rd, Scottsdale480-850-4065 / www.talkingstickresort.com/spa.aspx

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