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Set in the midst of Red Rock country, Red Mountain Spa is one of my all–time favorite destinations. I’ve been there once a year for the past ten years, and I always leave feeling rejuvenated—body and soul.
Luxe accommodations feature mountain views, contemporary furnishings and luxurious linens and comforters to keep you warm on the cool desert nights. The two story Villas are tucked among cultivated gardens and waterfalls with hammocks for lounging.
Activities abound:
The food is delicious, inventive and created entirely with organically grown ingredients.
The decadent Sagestone Spa offers treatments inspired by beauty practices from around the world, using indigenous desert botanicals, Utah honey and mineral rich muds, essential oils, balms and rich body butters. My personal favorites: The Adobe Lavender Hydrating Cocoon and the Aromasoul-Oriental Ritual where elements of Chinese massage increases energy flow and replenishes vitality.
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St George Magic
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