Accolades

Voted Number 1 Destination Spa in the World by 
Travel + Leisure readers in 2007.

Travel + Leisure, World's Best Awards
2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002

Conde Nast Traveler, Readers' Choice/Gold List
2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002

Conde Nast Traveller (UK)
2008 Readers' Spa Awards - Best Overseas Spa Retreat
2006 Readers' Spa Awards - Top 10 Spa Retreats Overseas

Health Magazine, One of America's Healthiest Spas, 2008

Luxury Spa Finder, Readers' Choice
Crystal Award, Best Boutique Spa and Best for Hiking and for Mind, Body, Spirit in 2007

Spa Magazine's Silver Sage Readers Choice Winner, 2007

Departures, Readers' Favorite

Featured in 100 Best Spas of the World
by Bernard Burt and Pamela Price

2006 Professional's Choice Awards
Best Spa Menu, American Spa Magazine

Executive Traveler Magazine
#1 Best Spa
2006 Readers Poll

Robb Report Luxury Resorts (premier issue)
100 Best Places to Stay 2006

Healing Lifestyles & Spas
2004 - Most Romantic Retreat

The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture
2002 American Architecture Award

AA Celebrated Living (first and business class in-flight)
"Top U.S. Spas"

High Life Magazine (British Airways)
"Best Spa in Arizona"

To create a unique destination spa in one of the most spectacular natural settings on earth, Enchantment Group
commissioned Gluckman Mayner Architects of New York...known for award-winning projects like the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, the Whitney Museum expansion in New York City, and the Guggenheim Museum in Berlin.

The result is a fusion of Anasazi-inspired colors and design elements, contemporary eclectic architecture and a pristine environment. The 24,000 sq.ft., two-level main building is nestled into the natural slope of a red-rock canyon wall. Simple lines, monumental forms and pure materials -- adobe brick, wood details, indigenous stone -- blend organically with the surroundings.

Natural light and water are recurring themes, and interior and exterior spaces flow into one another. Communal areas and pools are on the ground level, with treatment rooms housed in five adobe brick towers. Native American-inspired colors, design elements and hand-woven rugs, with bamboo and terrazzo floors, enhance the architecture of Mii amo.