Sixteen quiet corners
Photographs from around the campus: the bathhouse, the treatment rooms, the oils we blend on Mondays and the mountain that started all of it.
The campus,room by room
Hover or tap any photograph for its caption. No staging, no stock furniture: this is what the doors look like on a Tuesday.
Rolled linens and warm stones, ready in the Mesa Suite 
The magnesium mineral pool at 98 degrees 
Morning light across the relaxation lounge 
Basalt stones heating before a 90 minute ritual 
Prickly pear tea and fruit in the courtyard 
Treatment room three, facing the juniper garden 
Botanical oils blended in small batches each Monday 
Heated stone benches in the rest lounge 
The cedar sauna, kept at 175 degrees 
A calming mask during the Desert Glow facial 
Robes and sandals waiting in the locker room 
Thunder Mountain, ten minutes from the spa house 
The garden cafe terrace at lunch 
Copper soaking basins in the garden room 
Red clay, mesquite honey and oat, weighed by hand 
The Mesa Suite copper tub, shutters open
Every room here faces something green or something red. That was the only rule when we drew the plans.
Four placesyou will spend time
Creekside Bathhouse
Five stations: mineral pool, cedar sauna, eucalyptus steam, cold plunge and the heated stone lounge.
Eight treatment rooms
Heated tables, weighted eye pillows and shutters that open onto the juniper garden.
The Mesa Suite
A private room for two with a fireplace, shower and a copper soaking tub facing the rocks.
Garden cafe terrace
Grain bowls, citrus salads and chilled soups under the shade sails from 11 am to 3 pm.
See itin person
Photos do not carry the cedar smell or the sound of the pool jets. Book an afternoon and find out.
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