Hotels in United States
The United States has a long spa tradition, from natural hot springs in the Rocky Mountains and the Southwest to mineral-water resorts in California. Wellness stays pair easily with national parks, wine country and desert scenery.
Anaconda
Calistoga, Napa Valley
Dr. Wilkinson's Backyard Resort and Mineral Springs, a Member of Design Hotels
A 50-room mid-century resort on Lincoln Avenue with mineral pools and mud baths fed by Calistoga's geothermal springs, a full-service spa and free bikes.
Solage, Auberge Collection
A design-led retreat on 22 acres in Calistoga, a Napa Valley town known for mineral springs and mud baths, with a large spa, bathhouse cabanas and cottage-style rooms.
Palm Springs
Parker Palm Springs
A design-led desert resort on 13 acres where the Psyc spa, two distinct pools, tennis and padel courts and garden paths make a relaxed wellness stay close to the airport.
Tommy Bahama Miramonte Resort & Spa
A bungalow-style resort on 11 acres of olive and citrus groves in Indian Wells, with three saltwater pools, Spa Rosa and a 36-hole golf course alongside.
Two Bunch Palms Spa Resort - Adults Only
An adults-only desert retreat built in 1940, where hot mineral springs feed five outdoor pools open around the clock, alongside a full-service spa with 18 treatment rooms.
Sedona
Amara Resort and Spa
A creekside boutique resort of 100 rooms in Sedona with an adult-only spa, daily yoga classes, an outdoor pool with cabanas, a hot tub, sauna and steam room.
Enchantment
A 218-room resort inside Boynton Canyon, wrapped by the Coconino National Forest, with spa treatments, a heated pool, hot tub and morning meditation ceremony.