Sedona Bed and Breakfast
Sleeps: 10 Bedrooms: 6
Sleeps: 10 Bedrooms: 6
Refrigerator,
Microwave,
Full Kitchen,
Coffee Maker,
Linens provided,
High Speed Internet,
Page Springs Bed and Breakfast Inn is flexible! We offer a variety of choices to our guests. Enjoy a great Sedona B&B experience, with a delicious and creative breakfast catered each morning, or book an entire 2- or 3-bedroom home for a vacation rental or retreat.
Exclusive use of the entire eight-acre property, known as Rancho Feliz (Happiness Ranch), the expansive lawns, the many large trees including a central weeping willow, the two separate homes, surrounded by national forest, turns the property into a private retreat center or family enclave.
Owners Andrew Bailey and Connie Baxter Marlow, whose photographs and artifacts from indigenous cultures of the world decorate the indigenous-themed rooms, are frequently on hand - when they aren't out in the field filming - to share ideas and experiences with their guests.
This unique Sedona Bed and Breakfast Inn is located just seven miles south of Sedona and five miles from the Red Rock State Park turn-off. Our two expansive homes are nestled at the base of a natural amphitheater below a cluster of ancient Sinagua Indian ruins in the tranquil hamlet of Page Springs. Surrounded by Coconino National Forest, we sit high above Oak Creek, with views of the beautiful high desert countryside all around, and the legendary Red Rocks of Sedona in the distance.
Only minutes from the vibrant heart of Sedona, we are two and a half hours from the Grand Canyon, an hour from Phoenix, and minutes from the bustling town of Cottonwood. Page Springs, Sedona's best kept secret, is rural in character and is reminiscent of the way Sedona used to be. It is the gateway to some of Arizona's finest wine country and close to all the Verde Valley attractions: world-famous ghost town Jerome, Sycamore Canyon, Tuzigoot National Monument, Montezuma's Castle, Palatki and other Sinagua and Anasazi Indian ruins.
Page Springs Bed and Breakfast Inn is an ideal location for a retreat (artist, women's, spiritual, healing, or corporate), featuring sprawling lawns and an immense weeping willow tree whose expansive, undulating branches provide the perfect setting for intimate wedding ceremonies, outdoor workshops, and other special moments. With evergreen trees, blooming roses in season, and gentle winding paths between the houses, we are surrounded by pristine native plants and wildlife, unfolding to the natural marvels of the surrounding mesas. We offer ceramic fire pits on the various patios for warm and cozy pleasure on our cool, crisp Arizona nights, when the ink-black skies make star-gazing memorable.
As filmmakers, photographers and writers, your hosts have spent more than 15 years befriending and documenting indigenous peoples ranging from southern Africa to the jungles of Mexico. We bring distinctive character and ethnic authenticity to our Bed & Breakfast accommodations with names such as Kalahari Room, Maya Suite, Anasazi Suite, Kokopelli-Hopi Suite and Maui Room.
The curious may find insights into the way of life of these indigenous peoples with our photo exhibit Rhythms of Creation, pictorial journals, library and unique collection of ethnic art and artifacts.
Page Springs is Sedona's Wine Country: The wine aficionado will enjoy our peaceful surroundings, the proximity of four world-class wineries, and the unique microclimate that produces these fine wines to tantalize the discerning palate.
Flexible Lodging Options: Book a single room or suite, or an entire two-or three-bedroom house. Book both homes and our entire 8-acre property can be yours to enjoy!
Our two distinctive homes, nestled on 8 peaceful acres, sit at the base of a natural amphitheater with the Red Rocks of Sedona in the distance, and overlook the canyons and valleys carved by meandering Oak Creek below. Come stay as a Bed&Breakfast guest, or reserve an entire house and enjoy the privacy of a vacation home.
The Upper HouseOur 2,000 square foot upper home has two bedrooms with private bathrooms. It is single story and wheelchair accessible. The large, open kitchen is fully equipped with all modern appliances including coffee maker, blender, toaster oven, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator and pantry, pots, pans, dishes and cooking and eating utensils.
The Dining and Living Area is open and airy with a large gas fireplace, comfortable leather furniture, art from Mexico and Africa and of course, stunning views. The large wraparound deck offers spectacular panoramic views of the High Desert valley and the Red Rocks of Sedona. Here you can dine or socialize or simply relax and enjoy the wild life, spectacular sunsets and crystal clear star-filled nights, far from city lights.
Enjoy Wireless Internet throughout the property. Each room has its own writing desk for your convenience. Bring your laptop!
The Library. Peruse a collection of eclectic and eye opening books on indigenous people, culture and a variety of topics. Click here to view.
The Kalahari Room: A large Master Bedroom with a king-size bed, writing desk, walk-in closet and panoramic views. The large adjoining bath has double sinks, a separate shower and a two-person, deep soaking tub. The decor is decidedly African and the art reflects owner Andrew's adventures and travels throughout his native South Africa.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $180 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $195 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1190.Single night stay (weeknights $230, weekends $245). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
The Maya Suite - 2 rooms: A large bedroom with a king-size bed, full wall closets, an antique writing desk, an adjoining bath with shower and a separate sitting room with a daybed. The rooms are decorated with authentic Mexican art and objects personally collected by owner Connie during her many travels to rural Chiapas, Mexico. Lie in bed in the Maya Suite and enjoy the Red Rocks of Sedona in the distance through your window.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $165 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $180 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1190.Single night stay (weeknights $215, weekends $230). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
VACATION RENTAL OPTIONBook the entire house - two suites/rooms - sleeps 5Two night minimum. Three night minimum on major holidays.
The Lower HouseOur Southwest-themed home, one of Page Springs' largest and most spectacular houses, is ultramodern in style, with cathedral ceiling and a wall of glass opening onto an expansive deck with panoramic views. The interior has a Southwestern flavor with hand-troweled earth plaster wall finishes, Mexican saltillo-tiled floors, our one-of-a-kind furnishings, and our unique and eclectic art collection on the walls.
The Anasazi Suite: Our most spacious and luxurious suite is a Southwestern-styled king suite with adjoining private bathroom featuring a 6ft. Jacuzzi tub, antique Mexican vanity, and separate shower. The suite features arches, Mexican saltillo-tiled floors, hand-trowelled earth plastered walls and ceilings, a king-size bed, a separate living-room with leather fold-out guest couch, writing desk, and art, artifacts and books related to the pre-historic Southwestern indigenous cultures known as the Anasazi. From your shady private patio, there are panoramic views of the high desert canyon country with Sedona's Red Rocks in the distance.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $265 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $285 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1750.Single night stay (weeknights $315, weekends $345). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
The Kokopelli-Hopi Suite: A Southwestern-styled two room suite with adjoining private bathroom with two sinks and tub/shower. The suite features a queen bed, a separate sitting room with futon couch, writing desk, and art and artifacts from the Hopi and other Southwestern indigenous cultures. There are panoramic views of the high desert canyon country with Sedona's Red Rocks in the distance.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $180 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $195 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1190.Single night stay (weeknights $230, weekends $245). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
The Maui Room: Our large island-styled top-floor Master Bedroom and bathroom, features a queen bed, large closet, and art and decor from the islands of the Pacific. Lying in bed as the sun rises, you can watch the hot-air balloons float up and over the Red Rock Canyons.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $165 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $180 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1190.Single night stay (weeknights $215, weekends $230). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
VACATION RENTAL OPTIONBook the entire house - The home has three suites/rooms and sleeps up to 10.(Two night minimum, please!) Call or email us for Options and Rates
Our entire property can be yours to enjoy! Retreats, Workshops & Weddings(for our registered guests)
Horse Accommodations: $35/horse/visit
Exclusive to Page Springs B&B guestsAll Accommodations Include:Complimentary Wine Tasting for two at Oak Creek Vineyard.Two-for-one wine tasting at Page Springs Cellars and Javelina Leap Winery. All three wineries are just a mile or so down beautiful Page Springs Road.
Page Springs Restaurant: 10% discount.
Day Membership at LoLo Mai Springs Resort for $10.00. A short walk away, this includes use of swimming pool and spa, Oak Creek fishing and swimming, and access to hiking trails. Go to www.lolomai.com to experience this lush 27-acre, tree-shaded RV and tenting resort on Oak Creek.
Exclusive use of the entire eight-acre property, known as Rancho Feliz (Happiness Ranch), the expansive lawns, the many large trees including a central weeping willow, the two separate homes, surrounded by national forest, turns the property into a private retreat center or family enclave.
Owners Andrew Bailey and Connie Baxter Marlow, whose photographs and artifacts from indigenous cultures of the world decorate the indigenous-themed rooms, are frequently on hand - when they aren't out in the field filming - to share ideas and experiences with their guests.
This unique Sedona Bed and Breakfast Inn is located just seven miles south of Sedona and five miles from the Red Rock State Park turn-off. Our two expansive homes are nestled at the base of a natural amphitheater below a cluster of ancient Sinagua Indian ruins in the tranquil hamlet of Page Springs. Surrounded by Coconino National Forest, we sit high above Oak Creek, with views of the beautiful high desert countryside all around, and the legendary Red Rocks of Sedona in the distance.
Only minutes from the vibrant heart of Sedona, we are two and a half hours from the Grand Canyon, an hour from Phoenix, and minutes from the bustling town of Cottonwood. Page Springs, Sedona's best kept secret, is rural in character and is reminiscent of the way Sedona used to be. It is the gateway to some of Arizona's finest wine country and close to all the Verde Valley attractions: world-famous ghost town Jerome, Sycamore Canyon, Tuzigoot National Monument, Montezuma's Castle, Palatki and other Sinagua and Anasazi Indian ruins.
Page Springs Bed and Breakfast Inn is an ideal location for a retreat (artist, women's, spiritual, healing, or corporate), featuring sprawling lawns and an immense weeping willow tree whose expansive, undulating branches provide the perfect setting for intimate wedding ceremonies, outdoor workshops, and other special moments. With evergreen trees, blooming roses in season, and gentle winding paths between the houses, we are surrounded by pristine native plants and wildlife, unfolding to the natural marvels of the surrounding mesas. We offer ceramic fire pits on the various patios for warm and cozy pleasure on our cool, crisp Arizona nights, when the ink-black skies make star-gazing memorable.
As filmmakers, photographers and writers, your hosts have spent more than 15 years befriending and documenting indigenous peoples ranging from southern Africa to the jungles of Mexico. We bring distinctive character and ethnic authenticity to our Bed & Breakfast accommodations with names such as Kalahari Room, Maya Suite, Anasazi Suite, Kokopelli-Hopi Suite and Maui Room.
The curious may find insights into the way of life of these indigenous peoples with our photo exhibit Rhythms of Creation, pictorial journals, library and unique collection of ethnic art and artifacts.
Page Springs is Sedona's Wine Country: The wine aficionado will enjoy our peaceful surroundings, the proximity of four world-class wineries, and the unique microclimate that produces these fine wines to tantalize the discerning palate.
Flexible Lodging Options: Book a single room or suite, or an entire two-or three-bedroom house. Book both homes and our entire 8-acre property can be yours to enjoy!
Our two distinctive homes, nestled on 8 peaceful acres, sit at the base of a natural amphitheater with the Red Rocks of Sedona in the distance, and overlook the canyons and valleys carved by meandering Oak Creek below. Come stay as a Bed&Breakfast guest, or reserve an entire house and enjoy the privacy of a vacation home.
The Upper HouseOur 2,000 square foot upper home has two bedrooms with private bathrooms. It is single story and wheelchair accessible. The large, open kitchen is fully equipped with all modern appliances including coffee maker, blender, toaster oven, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator and pantry, pots, pans, dishes and cooking and eating utensils.
The Dining and Living Area is open and airy with a large gas fireplace, comfortable leather furniture, art from Mexico and Africa and of course, stunning views. The large wraparound deck offers spectacular panoramic views of the High Desert valley and the Red Rocks of Sedona. Here you can dine or socialize or simply relax and enjoy the wild life, spectacular sunsets and crystal clear star-filled nights, far from city lights.
Enjoy Wireless Internet throughout the property. Each room has its own writing desk for your convenience. Bring your laptop!
The Library. Peruse a collection of eclectic and eye opening books on indigenous people, culture and a variety of topics. Click here to view.
The Kalahari Room: A large Master Bedroom with a king-size bed, writing desk, walk-in closet and panoramic views. The large adjoining bath has double sinks, a separate shower and a two-person, deep soaking tub. The decor is decidedly African and the art reflects owner Andrew's adventures and travels throughout his native South Africa.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $180 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $195 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1190.Single night stay (weeknights $230, weekends $245). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
The Maya Suite - 2 rooms: A large bedroom with a king-size bed, full wall closets, an antique writing desk, an adjoining bath with shower and a separate sitting room with a daybed. The rooms are decorated with authentic Mexican art and objects personally collected by owner Connie during her many travels to rural Chiapas, Mexico. Lie in bed in the Maya Suite and enjoy the Red Rocks of Sedona in the distance through your window.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $165 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $180 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1190.Single night stay (weeknights $215, weekends $230). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
VACATION RENTAL OPTIONBook the entire house - two suites/rooms - sleeps 5Two night minimum. Three night minimum on major holidays.
The Lower HouseOur Southwest-themed home, one of Page Springs' largest and most spectacular houses, is ultramodern in style, with cathedral ceiling and a wall of glass opening onto an expansive deck with panoramic views. The interior has a Southwestern flavor with hand-troweled earth plaster wall finishes, Mexican saltillo-tiled floors, our one-of-a-kind furnishings, and our unique and eclectic art collection on the walls.
The Anasazi Suite: Our most spacious and luxurious suite is a Southwestern-styled king suite with adjoining private bathroom featuring a 6ft. Jacuzzi tub, antique Mexican vanity, and separate shower. The suite features arches, Mexican saltillo-tiled floors, hand-trowelled earth plastered walls and ceilings, a king-size bed, a separate living-room with leather fold-out guest couch, writing desk, and art, artifacts and books related to the pre-historic Southwestern indigenous cultures known as the Anasazi. From your shady private patio, there are panoramic views of the high desert canyon country with Sedona's Red Rocks in the distance.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $265 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $285 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1750.Single night stay (weeknights $315, weekends $345). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
The Kokopelli-Hopi Suite: A Southwestern-styled two room suite with adjoining private bathroom with two sinks and tub/shower. The suite features a queen bed, a separate sitting room with futon couch, writing desk, and art and artifacts from the Hopi and other Southwestern indigenous cultures. There are panoramic views of the high desert canyon country with Sedona's Red Rocks in the distance.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $180 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $195 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1190.Single night stay (weeknights $230, weekends $245). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
The Maui Room: Our large island-styled top-floor Master Bedroom and bathroom, features a queen bed, large closet, and art and decor from the islands of the Pacific. Lying in bed as the sun rises, you can watch the hot-air balloons float up and over the Red Rock Canyons.
Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $165 per night, Sunday - Thursday;Double Occupancy (2-night minimum): $180 per night, Friday & Saturday,Double Occupancy: Weekly rate (7-night) $1190.Single night stay (weeknights $215, weekends $230). 2-night minimum on major holidays.
Your stay includes a delicious and creative breakfast. You are welcome to stock the fridge for light use of the kitchen.
VACATION RENTAL OPTIONBook the entire house - The home has three suites/rooms and sleeps up to 10.(Two night minimum, please!) Call or email us for Options and Rates
Our entire property can be yours to enjoy! Retreats, Workshops & Weddings(for our registered guests)
Horse Accommodations: $35/horse/visit
Exclusive to Page Springs B&B guestsAll Accommodations Include:Complimentary Wine Tasting for two at Oak Creek Vineyard.Two-for-one wine tasting at Page Springs Cellars and Javelina Leap Winery. All three wineries are just a mile or so down beautiful Page Springs Road.
Page Springs Restaurant: 10% discount.
Day Membership at LoLo Mai Springs Resort for $10.00. A short walk away, this includes use of swimming pool and spa, Oak Creek fishing and swimming, and access to hiking trails. Go to www.lolomai.com to experience this lush 27-acre, tree-shaded RV and tenting resort on Oak Creek.
Refrigerator
Microwave
Full Kitchen
Coffee Maker
Linens provided
High Speed Internet
Fireplace
Discover Page Springs, Sedona's best-kept secret. Page Springs is a unique and tranquil rural community nestled in a high desert valley between Sedona's legendary Red Rock beauty and the bustling town of Cottonwood. Located along Oak Creek with its large and ancient cottonwood trees and bordered by more than 2000 acres of National Forest, Page Springs was established by James Page, great grandfather of the current Page family, in 1894. Our quiet, little community has much to offer. It is reminiscent of 'the way Sedona used to be".
Horseback Riding
Camping & Hiking
Wildlife Viewing
Swimming
Spa
Sightseeing
Restaurants
Weddings and Retreats
FEATURED MASSAGE THERAPISTS - HEART OF HEALING - CANDACE & MARC BERINGER---- Marc Beringer, LMT ----Arizona State License # MT-02177P--- Candace Beringer, LMT---Arizona State License # MT-02103PModalities offered:
Swedish Massage - Generally regarded as the most common form of massage, Swedish massage involves a combination of five basic strokes and concentrates on the muscles and connective tissues of the body for improved circulation, relaxation, pain relief, and overall health maintenance and well-being.Deep-Tissue Massage - Deep-tissue massage utilizes slow strokes, direct pressure or friction applied across the grain of the muscles with the fingers, thumbs or elbows. Deep-tissue massage works deeply into the muscles and connective tissue to release chronic aches and pains; its purpose is to reach the fascia beneath the surface muscles.
Reflexology - This technique is based on a system of points on the hands, feet and ears that correspond, or reflex, to other areas of the body. Similar in theory to acupressure, reflexologists believe that applying appropriate pressure to these points stimulates the flow of energy, thus helping to relieve pain or blockages throughout the entire body. A very pleasurable form of bodywork, reflexology is also used to ease stress and promote relaxation.
Reiki - While not strictly under the auspices of massage, Reiki (pronounced ray-key) is often practiced in conjunction with bodywork. The word Reiki comes from two Japanese words - rei, meaning higher power or universal force, and ki, meaning life energy. Loosely translated, Reiki means universal or spiritually-guided life-force energy. Reiki is used as a method of healing illness and reducing stress through light touch or, more commonly, by placing the hands near or above the body in specific positions or patterns. Through these positions, a Reiki practitioner can correct energetic imbalances in the body by removing toxic energy, improving health and restoring a person's energy levels.
Acupressure - Acupressure is an ancient form of healing believed by some to be even older than acupuncture. It involves the use of the fingers (and in some cases, the toes) to press key points on the surface of the skin to stimulate the body's natural ability to heal itself. Pressing on these points relieves muscle tension, which promotes the circulation of blood and ai (pronounced chee) -- the vital energy or life force -- to aid in the healing process. Stimulating specific points on the body can trigger the release of endorphins (chemicals produced by the body that relieve pain). When endorphins are released, pain is blocked, and the flow of blood and oxygen to the affected area is increased. This causes the muscles to relax and promotes healing. In acupressure, as with most traditional Chinese medicine concepts, local symptoms are considered an expression of the whole body's condition. When performed correctly, acupressure increases circulation, reduces tension and enables the body to relax. Reducing tension, in turn, strengthens the immune system and promotes wellness.
Aromatherapy - Many essential oils that are derived from plants, herbs, flowers, and roots have beneficial therapeutic qualities. Aromatherapy involves the burning of essential oils to elicit a desired effect; for example, lavender is known to induce calmness and relaxation. When combined with bodywork, aromatherapy can enrich the massage experience immensely. A few drops of essential oil can be added to massage cream or oil and applied to the skin.
CranioSacral - CST - This gentle, hands-on technique involves the craniosacral system -- a system of the body composed of membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. CST loosens and releases restrictions or blockages in the body that can contribute to pain and dysfunction; removing such blockages improves the functioning of the central nervous system and body as a whole. CST is effective at treating a number of problems, including pain, headaches, central nervous system disorders, chronic fatigue syndrome, stress, tension and more. Proponents of CST also claim that it aids in improving mental clarity and emotional well-being.
Manual Lymph Drainage - The technique consists of light, rhythmic strokes to aid lymph flow and proper fluid circulation, and help stimulate the lymph vessels to ultimately drain toxic fluids from the body.
Horse Guests
We welcome horse guests and have horse accommodations: Corral and water provided. Trailer Parking.
You feed/Leave it as you found it. $35/horse/visit
FEATURED MASSAGE THERAPISTS - HEART OF HEALING - CANDACE & MARC BERINGER---- Marc Beringer, LMT ----Arizona State License # MT-02177P--- Candace Beringer, LMT---Arizona State License # MT-02103PModalities offered:
Swedish Massage - Generally regarded as the most common form of massage, Swedish massage involves a combination of five basic strokes and concentrates on the muscles and connective tissues of the body for improved circulation, relaxation, pain relief, and overall health maintenance and well-being.Deep-Tissue Massage - Deep-tissue massage utilizes slow strokes, direct pressure or friction applied across the grain of the muscles with the fingers, thumbs or elbows. Deep-tissue massage works deeply into the muscles and connective tissue to release chronic aches and pains; its purpose is to reach the fascia beneath the surface muscles.
Reflexology - This technique is based on a system of points on the hands, feet and ears that correspond, or reflex, to other areas of the body. Similar in theory to acupressure, reflexologists believe that applying appropriate pressure to these points stimulates the flow of energy, thus helping to relieve pain or blockages throughout the entire body. A very pleasurable form of bodywork, reflexology is also used to ease stress and promote relaxation.
Reiki - While not strictly under the auspices of massage, Reiki (pronounced ray-key) is often practiced in conjunction with bodywork. The word Reiki comes from two Japanese words - rei, meaning higher power or universal force, and ki, meaning life energy. Loosely translated, Reiki means universal or spiritually-guided life-force energy. Reiki is used as a method of healing illness and reducing stress through light touch or, more commonly, by placing the hands near or above the body in specific positions or patterns. Through these positions, a Reiki practitioner can correct energetic imbalances in the body by removing toxic energy, improving health and restoring a person's energy levels.
Acupressure - Acupressure is an ancient form of healing believed by some to be even older than acupuncture. It involves the use of the fingers (and in some cases, the toes) to press key points on the surface of the skin to stimulate the body's natural ability to heal itself. Pressing on these points relieves muscle tension, which promotes the circulation of blood and ai (pronounced chee) -- the vital energy or life force -- to aid in the healing process. Stimulating specific points on the body can trigger the release of endorphins (chemicals produced by the body that relieve pain). When endorphins are released, pain is blocked, and the flow of blood and oxygen to the affected area is increased. This causes the muscles to relax and promotes healing. In acupressure, as with most traditional Chinese medicine concepts, local symptoms are considered an expression of the whole body's condition. When performed correctly, acupressure increases circulation, reduces tension and enables the body to relax. Reducing tension, in turn, strengthens the immune system and promotes wellness.
Aromatherapy - Many essential oils that are derived from plants, herbs, flowers, and roots have beneficial therapeutic qualities. Aromatherapy involves the burning of essential oils to elicit a desired effect; for example, lavender is known to induce calmness and relaxation. When combined with bodywork, aromatherapy can enrich the massage experience immensely. A few drops of essential oil can be added to massage cream or oil and applied to the skin.
CranioSacral - CST - This gentle, hands-on technique involves the craniosacral system -- a system of the body composed of membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. CST loosens and releases restrictions or blockages in the body that can contribute to pain and dysfunction; removing such blockages improves the functioning of the central nervous system and body as a whole. CST is effective at treating a number of problems, including pain, headaches, central nervous system disorders, chronic fatigue syndrome, stress, tension and more. Proponents of CST also claim that it aids in improving mental clarity and emotional well-being.
Manual Lymph Drainage - The technique consists of light, rhythmic strokes to aid lymph flow and proper fluid circulation, and help stimulate the lymph vessels to ultimately drain toxic fluids from the body.
Horse Guests
We welcome horse guests and have horse accommodations: Corral and water provided. Trailer Parking.
You feed/Leave it as you found it. $35/horse/visit
Near water
Near lake
Property Address:2500 N. Page Springs Road
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Upper House
Lower House
Kalahari Room
Maya Room
Sedona Wine Country
Lower House
Upper House Living Room
Maui Room
Anasazi Room
Anasazi Room
Contact Name: Lori
Contact Name: Lori
Property Name Page Springs Bed & Breakfast Inn ID: 210680
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