Enchantment Resort

Name: Retreats Resouces
Address: 1135 Thomas Fearrington Rd, Pittsboro, NC, 27312, US
Telephone: +19192599051

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Enchantment Resort

www.enchantmentresort.com
www.enchantmentgroup.com
525 Boynton Canyon Road
Sedona, Arizona 86336
928-282-2900

What We Love: How could a place named “enchantment” be anything less than magical? Being in the middle of a red rock canyon will take your breath away!
Distance from Airport:
PHX | Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport - 2 hours drive
Guest Rooms: 218
Suites: 60
Multi-Bedrooms: 56
Meeting Space: 33,000 sq ft
Largest Ballroom: 5,100 sq ft
Amenities: Desert, Golf, Mountain, Sophisticated, Spa, Sporting & Outdoor Recreation

Surrounded by the towering red rock walls of Boynton Canyon, Enchantment Resort combines the rugged grandeur of the Southwest landscape with equal parts luxury. Nestled within 70-acres of natural terrain, Enchantment features 218, one-story guest accommodations with panoramic views of red rock formations and embodies the natural beauty and special energy of Sedona and the American Southwest.

Beautifully set amidst the natural beauty of Sedona, Enchantment Resort provides a breathtaking backdrop for truly productive, unforgettable meetings and events. From corporate functions, executive retreats, annual gatherings and more, you’ll discover a wide range of spectacular facilities and entertaining team-building activities. The dramatic destination sets the stage for a memorable meeting and exceptional event.

Blair Jones
Director National Accounts

Mobile: 480-518-3130
Work: 480-264-3002
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Sales Regions: Southwest and Southeast

If Money Were No Object: I would consistently travel and pay for friends and family to join me throughout the world!

Something Surprising About Me:
I’m scared of dinosaurs… yes, yes, I know (for the most part) they no longer exist but Jurassic park movies and rides are not fun for me. And my grandparents owned a Christmas tree farm in Ohio, so I grew up playing in fields of pine trees and knowing about 10 different types.