What to pack for a stay at Enchantment and Sedona
Pack layers for warm days and cool nights, sun protection, sturdy shoes for trails, and swimwear for the resort pools. Bring any specialty outdoor gear you need (hydration pack, trekking poles, bike helmet) — Enchantment sits at Boynton Canyon trailheads and provides on-site bike rentals and guided outings.
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Packing essentials
Start with ID, credit card, and reservation info — check-in at Enchantment begins at 4:00 PM and you must show a photo ID and credit card. Leave room for items you’ll want every day: water bottle, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a daypack.
Enchantment provides complimentary Wi‑Fi and free self-parking, but don’t rely on the property for every convenience: bring phone chargers, any preferred toiletries, and a plug adapter if needed.
- Photo ID and credit card (required at check-in)
- Reusable water bottle (hydration on trails)
- Sunscreen (high SPF), sunglasses, wide-brim hat
- Phone charger, portable battery pack, camera
- Daypack for hikes with a small first-aid kit
Clothing: layer for desert days and cool nights
Sedona has large daily temperature swings; plan layers you can add or remove. Lightweight, breathable fabrics for daytime hikes and a warm mid/outer layer for morning starts and evenings work best.
If you plan to dine at the resort restaurants or use indoor public spaces, bring a smart-casual top for dinner and a light jacket — dress at Tii Gavo is casual but can feel slightly upscale.
- Base layers and moisture-wicking shirts
- Light fleece or insulated jacket for cool nights
- Convertible or long hiking pants and shorts
- Hat and trail socks; closed-toe shoes for hikes
| Season | Typical daytime highs | Typical nighttime lows |
|---|---|---|
| Spring (Mar–May) | Mid-60s to low-80s °F | Upper 30s to high 40s °F |
| Summer (Jun–Aug) | Low-to-mid 90s °F | Upper 50s to mid-60s °F |
| Fall/Winter (Sep–Feb) | 60s–80s (fall) / ~60s (winter days) | High 30s to freezing nights in winter |
Hiking and outdoor activity gear
Enchantment sits at the Boynton Canyon trailhead and the resort’s Trail House arranges guided hikes, bike rentals and other outings — bring hiking shoes, layered clothing, and a hydration system for the Boynton Canyon Trail (about 7.3 miles round trip).
If you plan mountain biking or guided adventures, check with the resort outfitter before arrival about rentals and helmet rules; bring personal items like bike shorts or a preferred helmet if you have them.
- Sturdy hiking shoes or trail runners
- Hydration pack or large water bottles
- Trekking poles for uneven terrain (optional)
- Lightweight rain shell during monsoon season (Jul–Sep)
Spa, pool and wellness items
Enchantment guests may use the Mii amo spa (on the shared property) — spa facilities and communal thermal areas are for guests ages 16 and older. Mii amo hours and access rules apply; treatments require reservations.
The resort has two outdoor pools with loungers, umbrellas and a poolside bar; bring swimwear, a cover-up, and sandals. One pool is wheelchair-accessible.
- Swimsuit, cover-up, water shoes or sandals
- Flip-flops or sandals for pool deck
- Light tote to carry sunscreen, book, water
- Optional: your own robe or slippers if you prefer
For families and kids
Enchantment is family-friendly with supervised childcare and the Camp Coyote program for ages 4–12; book kids’ activities at least 24 hours in advance. The resort allows families to use both pools and public family areas.
If traveling with children, pack familiar snacks, a small travel first-aid kit, and any preferred child toiletries or night-lights. Rollaway beds are available for a fee if you need extra sleeping space.
- Child-friendly snacks and refillable water bottles
- Comfort items for young children (blanket, favorite toy)
- Travel stroller if you plan long walks across the property
- Extra phone/ID copies and emergency contact info
In-room and travel extras
Rooms at Enchantment are casita-style; room types include Room (Casita), Studio (Casita), Junior Suite, 1 King Bed, Junior Suite, 2 Queen Beds, and several Suite configurations — check your reservation for the exact room name. The property provides complimentary Wi‑Fi and free self-parking.
Bring any personal comforts not guaranteed by the hotel (specific pillow types, allergy-friendly bedding). If driving, plan for a rental car or use the resort’s shuttle and local transfer options to reach central Sedona and nearby attractions.
- Confirmation with exact room name (for example: Room (Casita) or Suite, 1 Bedroom)
- Any preferred pillow or sleep aid
- Copies of medical prescriptions and a small medicines kit
- Local map or offline navigation app for trailheads
