Today is a special Luxury day for my wife and two girlfriends Massage , Facials, special yoga, other shared activities like drumming. Should be great. A shared luncheon at mid day. Should be terrific read more

If I had to describe our experience at Miraval in one word, it would be: Peaceful. Personally, I hadn't felt this much peace in my life in such a short amount of time in YEARS. Miraval is definitely now one of my 'Happy Places'. Upon check-in the staff took care of everything, we were greeted, bags taken away to our room and our car taken away by the valet. The staff were all smiles. Dee Dee checked us in and offered us tour of the property with Steve since it was our first visit here. She also walked us over to the cafe to grab a smoothie to enjoy while on our tour. Steve picked us up, and showed us the whole property while explaining where everything was and small details about the property such as the MULTIPLE pools! We did several classes with lots of variation from Meditation to Vison Boards + health and wellness classes. We really enjoyed spending time with all of their experts learning things from them to improve our daily lives. All of them answered every question without hesitation. A true all-star line up I must say! Let's talk about the FOOD! Every meal/snack we ate here was VERY tasty! Our bodies felt amazing after just one or two meals. Mostly everything they serve is locally sourced and organic. We looked forward to finding out the Chef's special with every meal we sat down to. Diana and Alice were amazing to us, providing us such great service at every meal. We did the "Just cook for me" dinner session with two other couples. We were all strangers, but it was very enjoyable! We spent about 3hrs with our new friends, talking, laughing, enjoying great food and wine cooked up/Served by Zach and Hannah. We did spend some time at the Spa and both of us were very happy with the staff and services provided that we chose. Other visitors we had spoken with said they enjoyed the massages they got. I think we will add that to our list for next visit. The property and staff as a whole, just embody peace, serenity and calmness. My favorite thing about the property is that the pools are 24/7 - We laid on our backs in the saltwater pool at midnight, just looking up at the stars in the Arizona night sky. I didn't have a care in world, just living in the moment. We felt so disconnected here from the outside world (in a good way), and that was something I will always remember and enjoy. Nobody had their phones out (Our stayed in our room the whole time!) and as someone who has to be connected 24/7 usually, this was VERY refreshing. I took all of these photos with my sunglasses. My partner and I had no problem striking up conversations about everything we were experiencing and how we could apply it to our everyday lives. Thank You Miraval for the most amazing life changing experience and we look forward to our next visit! read more

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Given Miraval Arizona's price point and reputation, this stay was deeply disappointing. The food offered at the resort was overall poor, bland, and far below what you would expect from a luxury wellness destination. There is little variation in food at lunch. Many of the food items were stale (bread, cookies, tortilla chips). The "hors d'oeuvres" were stale tortilla chips, crudite, and various dips. My sister had a prenatal massage, and the provider smelled strongly of cigarette smoke, which is completely inappropriate and was very uncomfortable for her. My own 50-minute Sacred Sounds massage was disappointing. The session started 5-6 minutes late, but still ended on time. It was advertised as including breath work, but there was no breath work component. The advertisement does not make it clear that the sound bowl portion dominates the treatment, leaving me with maybe 15 minutes total time for a full body massage. This felt misleading and not what I paid top tier pricing for. It was difficult to find the location of a couple activities, which led to us missing them. One was the stretch class, which is supposed to be at the Body Mindfulness Center. Once we arrived to the BMC, there were no signs directing us where to go. There are several rooms off the main gym, but none had a sign indicating which one the stretch class was in. The 2-hour archery class included at least a full hour of talking and information before you even get to try the activity. Checkout was unnecessarily complicated for us and another group of women. This caused our airport shuttle to leave late. The shuttle took longer than we were told, which led to us getting to the airport only 45 min before our flight took off. Miraval had been a bucket list experience for my sister and I for years. To say that we were wildly disappointed is an understatement. While our room was beautiful, we found ourselves looking at other luxury wellness resorts to try in the future. Miraval charges top tier pricing and is routinely on many travel publications' lists for must-do wellness experiences. It certainly did not live up to that reputation. read more

Highly recommend this wellness resort!! I was skeptical and used points for my stay but I completely understood why they have decade-long loyal customers. After my first visit, I will plan to return - it was honestly really transformative! There were alot of activities across mind/body/heart; we did a bunch of classes (improv, painting class, mindfulness, nutrition, cocktail mixing, hiking, bird watching, mountain biking, massages, yoga), worked with the rescue horses, and i even got a personalized posture assessment with personalized work out plans. All snacks, meals and non-alcoholic beverages are included. The green juices, golden milks, turmeric shooters are bottomless here along with burgers, tiny portion meals and healthy desserts. I felt rejuvenated following my visit and privileged to be able to experience. I believe they also offer day passes potentially as well. Heads up, the rooms are very dated! And for the price ($1500-$3000/nt) you would definitely expect nicer rooms but the experiences (both paid and free) really make up for it! Look for promotions to improve the value but it's definitely worth a visit if you're looking to destress. read more

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I want to move in, and never, ever leave! Big shout out to Daniella in guest services ( love you girl!), Matt, Emelia & (omg I am forgetting her name -Maki? but seeing her face, awesome women let's call her The Storm). You all fixed me up in just two days, thank you. I was experiencing major burnout and you sent me home feeling like myself, so thank you. Chef, your smoked trumpet mushroom was awesome. Not all of the cuisine suits me but there are so many options that if you can't find something great, you are just basically being a bonehead. Love the environment, so pretty. Yes, for some the spirituality emphasis may be too much, for others may be pedestrian. For me, it was perfect. You get what you put into it. I recommend letting them take care of you and keeping an open mind. Loved my weekend and waiting for a special to return with loved ones. read more

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Mindfulness and Spirit Miraval is a luxury wellness resort and spa that joined the Hyatt family in 2021 and just celebrated their 30th Anniversary The core mantras are on mindfulness and balance with a variety of educational classes, experiences, and activities in an all-inclusive and isolated resort set in the backdrop of the Santa Catalina Mountains Our visit to the Tucson, Arizona location was our first but a common refrain speaking to other guests is how many are repeat visitors...one guest on our morning hike shared they had come 30 times, annually since Miraval's opening Miraval has since expanded east to Austin and the Berkshires but the original Arizona location is the favorite of many This is a very different type of escape and the emphasis on digital detox and balance for the body, mind and spirit still feels novel so many years later (Oprah was an early guest in our resort wing) I'm grateful for all our time here; from the early AM desert hike to archery in the mid-afternoon sun to the most skilled and therapeutic evening massages (Neuromuscular Massage with Autumn)...hopefully, we return some day! Miraval Arizona (Tucson, AZ) read more

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

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I just came back from spending 4 nights at the Miraval and I had the most amazing time. The staff really made my trip special, from receptions staff to people who are teaching the classes, to the staff in the restaurant. Everyone was so friendly and gave me the most memorable experience. My favorite is Mina at the cactus Blossom restaurant. She remembered me every night and was always so happy to see me and my husband greeted us with so much energy and friendliness. She made us feel very special and stood out to me as the one staff that went out of her way to make my day. Overall, my stay was such a transformative experience. We spent the whole day learning about stress management, meditation, breath work. We got massages and worked out. The food at miraval is delicious and healthy. Thank you Miraval! read more

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

I am very disappointed with my day spa experience. I was a little confused on how much I should book ahead of time or just wait to see what I wanted to do once I arrived. I tried calling a couple of times to get some guidance, but I never could reach anyone. So, I booked just 3 things for my day. On arrival I was shown an agreement form explaining no cell phone and no e-readers. Information was scarce on how to plan my day. We were briefly shown a quick bite area and told the lockers were down the path and 4th building on the left. The signage was very poor and there was no one to ask directions. Since I was lost I missed my first event. I went back up to ask about other events and was told most were fully book. By accident I found a very nice restaurant which was included in the cost. It would have been nice to know in the beginning for breakfast. I was also told they did not have time to give me a tour of the grounds, but gave me a terrible map. At the end of the day, I found out there were several spots for viewing, meditation and reflection. Again, this would have been great to know ahead of time or at least the beginning of my day. I found out later I could use my cell phone for photos and also keep track to time. Since I am local, I would not recommend this for a day spa. Maybe the overnight guest have a better experience. For the price I would have expected first class customer service. I also sent an email a couple weeks ago, explaining my experience, but never heard back. read more

We stayed overnight for one night as a staycation and had an incredible experience! The grounds are beautiful, the food is incredible, the classes and teachers are wonderful! We were there in an unseasonably warm December so it was chilly at night but comfortable during the day. There were so many gluten free options and all the food (even the buffet options!) were clearly label for allergens, including gluten! I had a fantastic vegan burger on a (surprisingly) good gluten free bun! Also, I have to mention the coffee/smoothie bar! Loved it! I had an oatmilk latte (regular or decaf) basically at all times- so good! Also, the horchata smoothie was so good! We both had massages, which were incredibly relaxing. The spa area is so nice- a quiet room to relax, sauna, hot tub, showers, etc. You can hang out in this area, even if you don't have any spa services scheduled! I also had a manicure and pedicure and the ladies were so kind and did a fantastic job! (They use dazzle dry polish!) The rooms are nice as well! Cozy and close to everything. We can't wait to go back again. It's an investment for sure (check out the day pass for a less expensive option!), but we had an incredible, relaxing, refreshing stay. read more

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My friends and I decided to all meet at Miraval and try out a Zen few days rather than the typical hurrah we wouldn't chose to do when having a reunion! It was a fantastic decision. Personally I'm not a slow down type of person so the classes I chose really challenged how my body and brain works and it was great to have that and accept that calm in my life for a couple days. The staff here are absolutely a delight. They know hat customer service is. Lynn at the front is amazing and will help you with your classes if you need at any point. It is an all inclusive resort so all food is included through your stay and they had decent vegetarian options that were good! It is a priceyyyyy resort so it's not something I'd come here for leisure unless you have money to spend and that's okay but I basically filled my schedule back to back to make the most out of my money and we also used points to book a stay here and only then I felt like it was worth it. I hope to come back one day paying full price but for now unless you don't have extra funds, it's not worth it. They have a day pass that you can look into! The spa is also extremely overpriced and before you book make sure you know the difference between treatment and massage. Class wise, you get to choose your classes beaded on the intention you're coming to Miraval! I highly recommend the horse class it really opens up a new way of how you use nonverbal ques with confidence. The staff really made my stay here and they get an extra star for that! read more

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The food is amazing. Dinner is the only time when you need a reservation and a good part of the menu changes every night, which results in a super fun adventure with little repetition. What makes it even more amazing is that dinner is more of a tapas experience, so you can actually experience several choices at one sitting. The classes are amazing. I loved the creative photography stroll with Nancy. She took a hard subject and brought it quickly into something both fun and useful. The slack line class was an interesting dive into something I never tried before. The five-hour hike with Tika and Matthew Voss was wonderful, and the highlight was the deep conversation we all had together. I stayed in one of the villas and the architecture was stunning as were the views. On the downside... The onboarding experience was like herding cats. The website is awful. The communication was just as bad. Check in was a disaster that never happened to me anywhere else before with my luggage being tagged with someone else's name. Even parking is bizarre. A great welcome when you first get there, but super weird attempting to go off property. HINT #1: Get the keys to your car and do everything yourself. The lot is small enough that "self-parking" is basically valet. HINT #2: GPS can take you on a shortcut to nowhere coming here. Yes, they make mention of it AFTER you fail, but it would be nice to know beforehand. Basically, I found everything before going and getting there to be an awful experience. Whereas, everything onsite is basically wonderful. If you can ignore the frustrations up front, this is still a great place with great services to experience. Also, the all-inclusive nature of it is something that works really well, but is also something I needed to ask for more details on since I am used to tipping and paying for food. (Alcohol is an add-on charge) read more

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This was the best vacation. I went with my mom in 2004 on a mother daughter package in late March. It is Oprah's favorite place, and they told me she remains silent during her massages there. read more

Came during low season, end of July, so it wasn't very crowded, which was nice to help decompress from life. Friendly staff with interesting stories of the rich & famous guests, attentive service, fresh food & snacks. Spa area was nice & quiet to just take in the panoramic view of the Santa Catalina mountains. It is also monsoon season so be prepared for quick downpours. Highly recommend the celestial yoga, we were fortunate enough to catch the blood moon & see Musk's Starlink in the sky. Great place for self care & the only worries are what/when to eat & how to juggle the activities in your schedule. read more

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We recently went to Miraval with a day pass to enjoy the day there. There were several highlights but the overall experience was dampened by the service. The ambiance is delightful, if a bit dated, and the spa area is the star of the spaces with panoramic views of the mountains from the gorgeous sitting area. The spa was generally the highlight of the day with nice saunas and a lovely massage. The yoga class and fitness classes I took were good, average based on what you'd expect at a regular gym, with kind instructors. The yoga was also an interesting twist, doing it on moving platforms - a new experience I was glad to try. The person working at the smoothie bar was really unwelcoming, a few guests even commented as I went up to get in line that they wouldn't recommend going up there based on how they were treated. The staff in the restaurant was reasonable - one commented on my weight in a way that made me feel pretty sad and took the wind out of my sails for the day. It was a mixed visit and while there were definitely highlights, I'd prob try a different spa next time. read more

What an amazing and relaxing experience! The spa was mesmerizingly calm and tranquil, and the facial treatment I experienced was everything I could ask for: gentle, relaxing, and I left glowing like a new person. The food was top notch, healthy and fresh while also making me feel like I was treating myself to something decadent and indulgent. My friend and my girls' trip to celebrate our milestone birthday is a memory I'll never forget! Hope to make it back someday soon! read more

Bottom line: I was looking for a relaxing getaway, and Miraval delivered everything I wanted: great onsite activities, phenomenal food, and an atmosphere that allowed me simply be in the moment. Grounds--the grounds are beautiful. Everything is clean, the atmosphere is serene, and the mountains backdropping the resort are breathtaking with each meal or stroll to/from your room. I was also pleasantly surprised by how compact the grounds are. Nothing is crowded, but it doesn't take long at all to walk from one side of the resort to another. Walking the grounds was really nice, and it was one of my favorite activities during downtime, whether it was on the hiking trails or through the resort to different points of interest. Room and facilities-- we stayed in the 600s (sunrise room). These were built more recently than most others, and I thought they were nice. At 600sqft, they didn't feel particularly big or small. The bathroom was nice (with both an indoor and outdoor shower!), the bedroom was average. Many reviews comment on the Miraval bedding the best they've ever had--I thought it was comfortable, but not head-and-shoulders above other nice resorts. The beds also dipped down a little in the middle, which I didn't particularly like, but overall they were still very comfortable. The room was stocked with two incredibly comfortable robes, which doubled as overcoats on cool mornings (I didn't realize it would be 40 degrees while walking to breakfast!!) Facilities--The spa is arguably one of my favorite areas at Miraval. Not even for the services inside (which were nice), but for the waiting area, with serene music, and a picturesque vie of the mountains. This was a perfect area to read or even just sit and relax. On the spa grounds, there were also two pools and a hot tub each heated to different temperatures. I spent most of my time at the lap pool, which was also heated and kept just a little cooler than the "relaxation" pools--it was a perfect temperature for lap swimming (not too cold when you jump in, not too warm when you're in the middle of a workout). The lap pool was on the grounds of the Body Mindfulness Center (the gym), which also housed several treadmills, free weights, and machines for your workout. Service--the service and atmosphere at Miraval is what really pushes this resort into five stars. I particularly want to highlight how wonderful Cassie (the online experience planner via chat on the website) was. I had a special request and she went above and beyond to make it happen, and each time I contacted her for something, she was kind and helpful, just as the rest of the staff onsite would be. I also want to highlight Chris at the front desk for this--whenever I needed anything, he did his best to help or at minimum get me in the right direction. Miraval is a resort that highlights the value in being present in the moment. Any number of frustrations would be directly opposed to this, but nearly every employee at Miraval seems to make it their personal charge to remove any frustration from your experience so that you can be at peace. (Admittedly, nothing is perfect. On the day a huge group checked in, housekeeping did not come to our room, even we called to inform the front desk. And a dead bird stayed on our porch for a couple days before we had to ask for it to be removed. But overall, things like the above were very rare.) Activities--Miraval has a wonderfully wide range of activities. I particularly enjoyed learning about bees from Noel in All the Buzz, lively conversation and great food from Daphne in Just Cook for Me, and learning Mountain Biking Basics with Voss and Damian. There are a lot of spiritual and introspective classes--which for many is the main draw of Miraval--but even though I had little interest in this type of class, I found plenty of enjoyable activities. Food--as a big foodie (this is Yelp, after all), this was another huge highlight. Menus rotate daily through a five-menu cycle, with a fairly standard breakfast, lunch special+some buffet variation, and full dinner menu which varies quite a bit. This is not your typical all-inclusive food, dishes were thoughtfully crafted and almost universally delicious. I enjoyed the small portions, mainly because I could try two different entrees every night (and sometimes two desserts if I had room!). Without going into particular dishes, I'll sum it up by saying there is enough variety that almost anyone can find one or more they really enjoy. While it ended up being so much more, I originally found Miraval when I was searching for all inclusive resorts with great food--and even by that alone, it didn't disappoint. Overall--Miraval is a wellness retreat/resort that can accommodate a wide variety of preferences. It is not the ideal vacation for someone looking for partying/nightlife or going off property to explore the city, but if looking for a peaceful retreat with onsite activities, it's a perfect destination. read more

The was the absolute best experience that's I've had in a long time. Miraval is an absolutely stunning place to be. The experience from start to finish was amazing. I booked last year during the Black Friday sale to go in August. Note they have a nice special for additional resort credits during that time that can be used for the spa or activities. Making my experience was amazing. Before going, I called and talked with a representative that took the time to help me create an amazing experience as a solo traveler. I wanted a bit of variety, so I did a few activities such as celestial yoga, a night time hike, afternoon stretch, morning meditation, and plenty of spa services. I love the fact that there is such a variety of things that can be done. It really felt like an adult Disney World. When I arrived to the Tuscon Airport, it was so simple to meet the driver and get my bags secured to go to Miraval. The property was probably about 40 minutes from the airport. During the ride we were given these cute goodie bags with nice treats for our stay. The most memorable thing they provided was the blank letter for you to write to yourself. In 3 months, they'll send it to you. It really was a nice touch. I could go on and on, but I have to say I loved this experience. I plan to go many many more times. It exceeded my expectations. read more

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We decided to visit Miraval based on the recommendation of our friend, and I am so glad we listened. I really enjoyed my stay here at Miraval. We were told Miraval had promotions throughout the year, and it is best to wait for them as this resort is on the pricy side. We found a promo that needed us to make a spur of the moment decision to visit, but luckily it worked for our schedule. The resort will pick you up from the airport; it is almost an hour drive to get to the resort. Once you arrive, everything becomes so easy. The check-in was fast and efficient, our luggage was taken to our room, we were given a tour of the resort, we were able to get smoothies and snacks (it was after lunch, but they always have a cafe open), and we were encouraged to find our way to whatever activity was best for us at that moment. I enjoyed all the activities I signed up for. I think my favorite was the equine experience. I also learned so much from the skincare class taught by their lead esthetician, Kim. The hiking in the area was beautiful, the group at that time was a bit on the fast side, but they always had one person leading and one person pacing the slower hikers. They have so many classes in 3 main categories: yoga, meditation and exercise fitness. The biggest issue was that there were multiple classes I was interested in attending all at the same time! I guess that is a good problem to have. The spa also took up a bit of my time as they offer multiple services and the use of their steam room, sauna, and hottub at any time - even if you don't have a spa service. This resort discourages the use of cellphones and computers. They do offer one area for cellphone use inside the main building. It is in the bar area - and is gets the worst cell phone reception. I wonder if that is by design??? Speaking of the bar, they do have alcoholic beverages for purchase, and all other food and drinks are part of your resort fee. The food is delicious and I certainly want some of their recipes. You will need to make a reservation for dinner, but breakfast and lunch are open and available anytime during their set hours for those meals. The room we stayed in was in the 600 block. These were amazing rooms. The back door looked out to the mountains, the room was spacious and the bath included an inside and outside shower. It was just lovely. We are already making plans to go to the next Miraval in Austin, TX now that we know how well they put together all aspects of a resort: the room, food, experiences and customer service. read more

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It has been exactly a week since my 3 night stay at Miraval and I'm still feeling all of the positive vibes of the time spent there. I went in with high expectations and they were mostly met or exceeded. I went solo on a Monday - Thursday and my sister-in-law, Alexa M, met me on Thursday for the day. I highly recommend going solo -- especially if you are someone that doesn't ever take "me" time and are constantly going, going, going. I needed the time for myself and it was the best gift. I filled my days up with activities but also took downtime to read, sit outside, get pampered in the spa, etc... it was a bit outside of my comfort zone as well, but it was great! I love that the majority of the property is device-free... it really forces you to disconnect and be present in the moment. I also appreciate that Miraval is a non-tipping resort property. One less thing to worry about so you can fully enjoy every moment and focus on overall wellness including your mind, body and spirit! Some highlights of my stay were a trail run with Neil, step class with Pam, learning about and walking the labyrinth, yoga, mindfulness at miraval with Jessica, "out on a limb" with Don, and sessions with Alexandra Nicol, Rae Jessie, and Kristin Reece. Daniel at the front desk and Adriana, the experience planner were extremely welcoming and kind. I was surprised that there was a dirty rag left in my room when I arrived and that there were a couple of spiders in my room + that housekeeping never came during my visit (perhaps Covid?). But I am overlooking those things and focusing on the positive, of which there was plenty. It's expensive but if you can afford a splurge, I recommend treating yourself... even for a day! They do offer day passes. I cannot wait to return again and again! Thank you, Miraval! read more

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa - Dreamcatcher king - Day Spas Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

I had an amazing trip and would absolutely go back, but there were just a few misses that doesn't make it five stars for me. The staff was great. I called the experience planning line and got Victoria and she spent almost an hour with me and was so helpful. A few others that stand out are Carly at the front desk, Sheila in the gift shop, and Rachel and Krysten in the dining room. On the other hand, when I emailed Miraval, it was hit or miss whether or not I got a response and in some cases the responses were wrong. I stayed in Tucson the night before to make sure I got the full day's experience the first day. I met the shuttle at the airport and wish I had gotten my shuttle driver's name as he was great and very helpful. Lunch wasn't quite open yet when I got there, but the little café where they have smoothies was and I got a Horchata which was really good. The banana bread was probably my favorite from the café. We sat at the community table a couple of times which can either be 6 or 8 and you get a free glass of wine which is nice. There are people who are very casual and wear their robes to dinner. I also learned that you can order your dessert to go and take it right after dinner or come back and pick it up after an evening spa appointment. I'd encourage you to try new things in the dining room because you can always get some thing else. A lot of the portions are small and it's OK to order a double portion. You can also get food to go if you would rather eat in your room. I thought the food was good, but not amazing. The prickly pear ice tea seems to be the drink of choice. The spa treatments were great, but the spot itself was just OK. There's a hot tub, sauna, and steam room as well as areas to relax. I've been to spas that have a lot better amenities for less money. We went in August and as expected it was really hot, but it was also monsoon season which I didn't know which made it very rainy and humid. The nice things were that it was less expensive and relatively quiet. Someone said that they were at about 1/3 capacity. They have sunscreen by the pools and there are robes and slippers in the room. Other than the spa treatments, my favorite activity was probably the floating meditation. Some of the descriptors didn't actually fit what you did. I took a weights class which had a lot of cardio which was unexpected and the athletic walk description didn't mention running or going backwards up a hill. The issues we had were around our reservation, credits, and the bill. It all got figured out, but when you're paying that much money, the last thing you want to do is deal with issues, especially after you get home and get a huge credit card charge that was incorrect. Our fire pit also didn't work which seemed like a known issue when the maintenance person already knew about it. read more

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Before you read my review: My trip was a 3 night 4 day all expenses paid trip from Oprah and Weight Watchers. Yes... you read the right. But, this is 100% my honest opinion regardless of how I got to Miraval. When we arrived at the airport my husband and I had a ride waiting for us just down the escalator. It was like a romance movie. Picture it... going down the escalator, view was blocked by a wall then BOOM... there he was my ride. Lol! We had a nice 50 minute ride to the resort. Our driver was great. He was so kind and helpful. When we arrived to the resort we signed some covid forms and received a quick tour. Shortly after the tour we headed to our room. When we arrived in our room our luggage was already there. That's when I realized that I was way out of my element. We went to a stretch class and then a mindfulness class. Both were a great start. all the classes we took we enjoyed. I plan to start meditating. The cooking classes were also wonderful. My husband really enjoyed them and we both learned so much. I'm not afraid of "healthy" food as m The food was fantastic! So many options. Yes, portions are small. I love that and so did my husband. You can ask for multiple plates of whatever you want. If you want a triple portion of something say that. They will do their best. I loved that they were small so that we could taste food and give us options for when we get home to spice up our home cooking. There is something for everyone. So do not be scared. One review said they brought snacks, my husband and I had no issues and never felt hungry. Breakfast though made me wanting more out of it. Breakfast and lunch have a small menu and also a buffet. They have an area where you can get some grab n go items, smoothies, coffee, sandwiches, veggies n hummus, fruit and refill water bottles. That it open until 3pm I think and the cold food items are in the front cooler. Our room was wonderful. We were attached to one other room and never had any issues until the last night. Our neighbors had a loud movie or music playing 8-11pm. The spa was wonderful. You do not have to have a service appointment that day to enjoy it. So on my last night I went to the hot tub area for women, and then the outdoor patio. It was wonderful to just be able to relax in a quiet setting outside. In the end, we had a delightful time. It was nice to get away and honestly not have to really worry about anything. The staff was great, the property was beautiful and it was great to just stay on property and not have to get in a car to go anywhere. We will try to return in the future! These are some things to look into. I'm not taking away a star like I normally would because they were closed for 5 month due to covid and so am sure they may have a small staffing issue. 1. Attention to detail. Rooms could be dusted and vacuumed in areas one would not normally go. Like behind the bed. At the mail salon the shelves were dusty as well. 2. Communication. Our water fitness was canceled and we never knew. Myself and 5-6 other people waited and waited at the pool until I found a phone in the gym to call the front desk. I'm sure this is not what normally would happen. But, incase someone should have come to us down there just incase. I could have done a different class if I had known. read more

My husband and I had a great 3 night stay. This place is different than any resort we have stayed at. I didn't do much homework before coming here and the experience was amazing. It's like a summer camp for adults, or rehab center, or wellness retreat. It's a cell phone free property, you can use it in your room and in designated areas. I'm addicted to my phone to be honest, so being here really did make me more present and mindful to the experience and my partner. So you will get a few emails few weeks before your stay asking you to sign up for classes. Soooo many options (again it's like a summer camp). We did cardio drumming, Zumba Pilates, cardio line dance, foam roller, crystal walk, photography, nutrition, etc. There are many outdoor classes as well like zip lining, hiking, archery, bee keeping, etc but we didn't sign up for those. If you're into crystals, essential oils, meditation, this place is your jam. You get $175 nightly credit that you can use for fee'd classes or spa/massage. I didn't realize that until I checked out. I thought it was $175 for the whole stay... Used it on focus massage which was relaxing. After massage we used steam room to wind down. Was gonna tip my masseuse but she said no tip needed. All inclusive food but not alcohol. Different menus daily and healthier options overall. There's a wine bar there as well but alcohol not included. Smoothie bar from 6am to 5pm and we had two a day :) Def ate a good amount of fruits and veggies while here and felt healthy. Room is a bit dated to be honest. And cleanliness wasn't the top notch either. The AC controller on the wall and toilet seat are very dated and yellowed. I would expect they would've upgraded these for $2000+ a night. All instructors and staff are very friendly and helpful. They provide complementary shuttle transportation between airport and the property. Crowds here are mostly women and very few couples and some solo travelers. Def an all girls trip type of vibe. My husband is a trooper and participated many classes where he was the only guy there and enjoyed them. We did a lot of classes that we wouldn't have otherwise tried in our daily lives. It was a great adventure and insightful experience with my husband. If you are looking for a sit by pool, drink, relax, and do nothing type of hotel, this is not for you. We used Hyatt points for the stay and it was a great value! For paying cash, it may just be an ok value. Def recommend visiting here and set the expectations right. It is not any typical hotel/resort. read more

Food - 4 Service -5 Value - 5 This place is a great value if you can stay using Hyatt points, and just an "ok" value if you are paying cash. This is our 2nd time at a Miraval property and I think 3 nights minimum is good (we enjoyed this location more than the other location) -- we probably could have a 4th night as well. We came during in late July which is low season there. Out of the food, my favorite drink was the Ginger Drink (both cold and hot are great depending on your mood). My favorite entree was the lamb chops. There were plenty of activities to keep us busy and yet enough time for us to have time to practice mindfulness as well. My favorite activity was the Celestial Yoga, which was under the stars -- we had a nice clear night and even got to see several Starlink trains. I also thoroughly enjoyed my first facial ever, the Cara Vida facial. Also recommend spending some time talking with the staff and getting their stories about working there! read more

Great resort to relax and exercise. Count on low key with 5 star service. Lovely place.

Really disappointing experience at Miraval - hard to believe that their reputation can survive if they treat guests like we were treated. I gifted my 20-something daughters a day pass visit as a holiday gift and we all visited in late December 2025. Exercise classes - weight and cardio dance - were fair at best and not at all the calibre I would expect at a place like Miraval but the worst part of our visit was when my daughter missed 20 min of her massage, while waiting the entire time in their waiting room, because the massage therapist did not bother to call her name and stood in the gift shop just hanging out. With no clocks in the waiting room my daughter had no idea how much time had passed but eventually approached the counter to ask about her massage and then received an abbreviated massage. She spoke to the spa manager following the massage, explaining what happened, and the manager said she would discount her visit. As we left for the day I stopped by the front desk to ask for a copy of my bill, so I could check that we had received the discount, I was told I would receive it via email by 5 pm that night. Three days later I still had not received my bill and had to contact Miraval again to request the bill. When I finally got the bill there was no discount. I should add that it is impossible to reach anyone at Miraval on the phone, I easily spent 45 min on the phone each time I tried to reach someone there. I called again to discuss my bill and was told that they would comp me the cost of the massage and I should receive a new itemized bill that day. Again the bill did not appear and I had to chase it down. This time when I received the bill, the total had somehow increased instead of decreased and I now owed them about $200 more. At this point I called again and asked to be comped for the entire day pass as now in addition to the disappointing experience I had spent so much time trying to receive my bill and have it accurately corrected. I was told they would have to speak to a manager and they would get back to me by the end of the day. At the end of the day I did receive a new itemized bill that discounted me a portion but not the full amount of the day pass with no explanation and no apology. I live in Tucson - people ask me all the time whether to go to Canyon Ranch or Miraval - I will never recommend anyone go to Miraval again. We will be returning to Canyon Ranch and encouraging everyone we know to do the same. A visit to Miraval should be a relaxing escape and this was anything but that. Really shocked at how bad the customer service experience was and that the quality of the overall experience was not better. Something is really wrong with the management and operations there. read more

I am very surprised by the low ratings received here. The experience is wonderful as you can do spiritual classes like meditation and yoga, adventure classes like quantum leap and tightrope, to hikes, etc. Majority of classes are free and part of your stay, but some do cost money. Each person gets 175 dollar per day resort credit that can be applied to classes, spa, alcohol, etc. The environment is very safe during COVID-19 as most people are already naturally socially distanced. You wear your masks and stay far away from everyone in classes. The food is spectacular with all inclusive. For New Year's Eve, we had lobster tail for dinner. read more

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

I have been here 15 times so I am an expert! The only reason it doesn't get five stars is the last two times I've gone there have been issues that have been resolved, but should not have happened in the first place. It is extremely $$$$ but it is all inclusive, except for cocktails. You will get credits to use in the spa or other places, but it will not be nearly enough if you're into Zen and alternative healing. This is the place for you. It's also set an a beautiful setting. read more

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If you want to pamper yourself (and your loved ones) this is definitely the place. We just got back from our 3 days 2 nights trip there and can't wait to go back. 2 nights is way too short to enjoy the resort and the diverse classes. We love almost everything. From the easy airport pickup/ drop off, friendly staff, the activities we participated, two spa massages and just walked around the campus learning to be digital free and be present and enjoy the nature, food, smoothies and more. We didn't pack with too many activities and totally Ok to pace yourself. Even though we were upgraded to the Sunrise room, we just slept in and didn't wake up early enough to witness the sunrise (I bet it's pretty.) Highly recommend the Crystal Walk and Bee keeper class. Even though they are paid activities and i am normally too frugal to indulge, they were so worth it. There is $175/ pp / per night credit so that helps to offset some costs. I even booked two massages and felt asleep during the "relaxation massage", just what massage should be right? We can't help sharing about this amazing place with our friends. Start saving your Hyatt points and thank me later :)) Special thanks to these wonderful staff that helped me and made me feel welcome. - Daniel and Rachel at front desk. - Jasmine at the restaurant. Pro tips: It's best to still bring your cell, just try not to use it except for emergency. The ground is huge, 400 acres. One time I had trouble locating hubby since he walked away and was without phone himself. Luckily Rachel at front desk came to rescue. Also I got lost couple times going back to our room (609) and was a little scared in the middle of nowhere. It's that big and sometimes you don't even see anyone around. Did I say start saving points? A must do once in a life time splurge ;)) Now we are certainly interested in trying other two Miraval as well...There are many guests traveling with girl friends, moms, sisters and even solo travels. Maybe one day I can go back again with BFFS. read more

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Wow. I just checked out from my first trip to Miraval yesterday and it was truly a magical experience. The staff was incredible. The services were incredible. And my room (I stayed in the solace retreat) was the most beautiful room I've ever stayed in. Miraval is the perfect balance of incredible spa, the perfect amount of new age and spirituality classes, but also fun and friendly. I went solo and I am so very glad I did as I met some truly wonderful people that will be long time friends. I do have some tips/tricks for a first time guest, and my only "complaint" is the communication prior to checking in and not exactly knowing what to expect, so hopefully I can help out: 1) Miraval is EXTREMELY CASUAL. there is no dress code for any part of the day, in fact if you want to show up to dinner in your robe from the spa it is perfectly acceptable. I lived in lounge suits that were basically pajamas, and I grossly overpacked. I didn't have a stitch of makeup on the entire time I was there. 2) Show up as early as you can and check out as late as possible. I stayed in a hotel in Tucson both the night before I checked in and after I checked out. This makes sure you can take full advantage of your first and last days. The website says that you can arrive after 11am and stay until 5pm, but that seems like far more of a suggestion than the rule. I scheduled a private car on my departure day booked through Miraval at 6:30pm and no one batted an eye. That being said, in the future I will most likely schedule my own departure ride if I can't take the shuttle (the shuttle ends at 2) because it would be an easy way to shave a few dollars of a splurge of a trip. 3) If you are traveling solo SIT AT THE COMMUNITY TABLE AT DINNER. I met so many amazing people by sitting there, plus you get a complimentary glass of wine as a little bonus! They seat at 6 and 8, but the 8:00 table always seemed more fun. 4) upgrade your room, even if it's just a category or two. I stayed in the Solace retreat, which was far and away the best room I could imagine, and it's only about 150% of a basic room, which are pretty basic. 5) Commit to being in Miraval mode, leaving my phone behind in my room was maybe the most freeing thing, and bring a watch! I didn't bring my Apple Watch and ended up buying a watch in the boutique so I wouldn't be late to appointments and didn't have to break out my phone to continuously check the time. Also, services start PROMPTLY on time so make sure to get yourself where you need to be on time. 6) Explore ways to book. If you have an AmEx Platinum your 4th night is free and they often have sales for 5th nights being free. I didn't book with my Amex but if I had I would have had another night. 7) don't be afraid to overbook yourself. It's honestly possible to get to anywhere at the resort in just a few minutes, and if you're like me and enjoy structure it is well worth it. 8) The food is off the charts good. I didn't expect the food to be so tasty, and so nourishing. Come hungry. Make sure to schedule breaks for meals. And the coyote moon bar has great cocktails and all the wines are curated and incredible. 9) The online booking portal for the spa and activities isn't the easiest to use. You should book as early as possible but if you can't get a service you wanted don't fret, the experience planners can put you on a waitlist and I was able to get in to everything I wanted to do. Also, if you change your mind about an activity or service that's totally fine, you can cancel them up to 4hours before with no penalty. This also works for if a better service comes available. 10) All the spa services are incredible. But I recommend getting the ones you can't receive at home. I wish I had skipped a mani/pedi in favor of something specific to Miraval. This also applies to basic massage. The massage was GREAT but I have a great massage therapist at home, I don't have a great acupuncturist or Ayurvedic healer, so I wish I had made that swap. The best services I received was the Qi Grounding, Ultimate Ayurveda, and Abundance. By far the best experiences I had was the Past Life Regression with Rae Jessie and a private session with Tejpal. Also don't miss "Just Cook For Me" it's a cooking class with the option to just hang out and drink wine, Mike, the culinary educator, was funny, informative, and just fun to watch create. Acupuncture with Wendy was incredible, the best I've ever had. Ariana the experience planner made the trip and made my schedule perfect for me. read more

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No need for swimsuit or anything else! It's a great time with open guests If you like nudity then you're going to have a great time at Miraval.! read more

If you need some self-care, then come to Miraval. You have to allow yourself to relax, enjoy the gardens, the mountains, and breathe (digital free except designated areas). The practice of Mindfulness will be apparent at this resort. The check-in was friendly, they walk and point you in the right direction. You can ask for a tour. I suggest booking your experiences/classes early as it gets full. My mom & I had a relaxing day package. We started with a morning guided meditation, reiki/acupuncture, and other classes. You can do as much or as little as you want. Love the Life in Balance Kitchen for quick and healthy smoothies in between classes and before lunch. The staff was very friendly. My only downside was that with a day package, I needed a place to nap! The hammocks were wet due to afternoon monsoon rains. You can give me credit later for my idea of nap pods or nap room! read more

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Ability to schedule a spa day I called and called I'm local and wanted an away day by the time you called back I had gone to the ritz. They called back 4 days after I called them read more

I would love to give this place a five; but there's a few things I would certainly perfect to give the five on a spa-resort that charges as much as this place does. The classes were good (I took yoga, Zumba Cardio, dance & balance) and the staff was incredibly friendly. However, my lunch was mediocre as I had fishy fish tacos. The salad bar was decent yet not enough clear choices for keto or paleo. Furthermore, some of the facilities were dated and not as clean as I would expect such as the bathrooms. Before Hyatt took over, there used to be more options at their juice bar. Then the coffee at their juice tasted "meh"; In fact, a lot of items at the healthy bar tastes really mediocre. Nothing I would frequent if it were in my neighborhood. Another downside is they simply cannot get my bill right. I went four days ago and even requested print outs and got an email bill, but my credit card is going haywire. We shall see if they resolve stuff as the people at the front desk all gave me a different story until I got my print out. Still waiting to see if things get resolved. So much for relaxation. (update: after 4 phone calls and 3 weeks... it worked its way through) read more

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa - By the pool area - Day Spas Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

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What a TRANSFORMATIONAL experience! At first, I thought it was just the usual relaxation resort. But I discovered amazing activities that I've never tried before and met lots of amazing people! PRICE - 1/5 It maybe just me, but I'm not on the level yet to spend $3k/night and not flinch. Good news is, this is the biggest downside of the resort. So if you can afford it, give it a try. Oprah does send some of her people there. I did meet some people who were staying 1-2 weeks and 1 who owned his own $4M villa in the resort SERVICE - 5/5 90% of the staff look genuinely happy to be working there. I bet they're getting paid good money. I'm not sure if its just Arizonians, but whenever they interacted with guests and ask "how are you?" it feels genuine and not just a greeting. They do really want to know how your experience at the resort is going. ACTIVITIES - 4/5 Some of my favorites: Past Life Progression - If you're into spirituality and open to these kinds of things, its interesting to see a glimpse of your past life. If you're into that kind of thing, you'd just think its voodoo or nonsense Cardio Drumming - Had an amazing experience, you have drumsticks and you pound them on the exercise ball, jump and even dance! Yoga - It's just basic yoga but what I loved is, there's 2 huge windows and while practicing yoga, you have this beautiful view of the forest, mountains and the heavens as they seem to open up early in the morning I also heard great things about hiking and mountain biking but haven't tried them. FOOD - 4/5 Amazing food! I loved most of them because they weren't that heavy but they were delicious. Only downside is portions are small so I just ordered more. For a big boy like me, I usually ordered 2 appetizers, 2-3 entrees and 2 desserts. Plus they had this juice bar/cafe where you can stop by and grab snacks on the go or have smoothies/coffee made. AMBIENCE/ROOM - 4/5 Not the most modern rooms, but it was the comfiest bed I've ever tried! It was like laying in clouds. They had different layers, and felt truly heavenly. I also liked how they designed the resort to have streaming/running water all around and you would be in a constant meditative state. It really felt relaxing staying in this resort. OVERALL - 3/5 Biggest downside as I said above is price because its really really really high for me. Good news is if you have the moolah, why not right? Grateful for the experience to try out this wonderful resort! read more

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A friend of mine recommended Miraval Tucson. She was there 15 years ago. I feel that's the last time the resort and landscaping were upgraded. My suite was in terrible shape. The mattress was so old.... it was indented so much, it gave me a back ache. The food was ok, staff were very friendly and most of my spa treatments were good. For the price Hyatt charges, I expected much better. I will never go back. read more

I was gifted a Whole Body Wellness day package with additional credit added to use at Miraval. When I called to schedule the day and accompanying activities, I advised the experience planning concierge of the gift certificate. She confirmed via email, implying I was good to go. The day came and went, but lo and behold, I was charged the same amount (of the gift certificate) on my credit card. Therefore, I was none too pleased to spend unnecessary time out of my day to contact Miraval, communicate the situation, request they use their common sense and apply the funds on the already-paid-for gift certificate for my day package and additional services, and to please refund the amount charged to my card. This was completed in an expedient fashion, but I still had to expend extra energy on my end to watch my statement and ensure the refund posted. It was a frustrating and completely avoidable end to what was supposed to be a relaxing and decompressing day. Onto the day itself: I don't know how Miraval manages to have a "Tucson" address, because it's a ~30 min drive from Tucson proper, less if you're up north and more if you're coming from the south/east. The resort is actually in the town of Catalina. The grounds are neatly manicured and tranquil. There are a few babbling brooks for ambiance, I suppose, if you like that sort of thing. I just feel the pools breed mosquitos. Customer service was generally excellent. I really enjoyed the variety of healthy smoothies offered at the Palm Court Cafe. The Cactus Flower Restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating; the tables are spaced out, I believe, for social distancing. However, I noted that the tables were kind of sticky, and there were flies I had to constantly shoo off my table and away from my food. I know it's difficult to keep the flies out, especially after the monsoon rains and the fact that the servers have to open doors to serve the folks seated outside, but the flies were a distraction from fully enjoying the meal. The meal itself at Cactus Flower left much to be desired. I had the soup du jour, or a tomato barley soup, which was very watery and lacking in much flavor. It felt "limp" and kind of like a can of Campbell's soup - all water, hardly any barley, and two token slices of mushroom. For the entree, I ordered the daily chef's creation, a barbecue pork with zucchini and cauliflower puree. There were 3-4 slices of pork (about the size of char siu pork) drizzled with bbq sauce. It was edible but hardly special. There was one okra-size zucchini, all atop a decent puree. Dessert consisted of 2 pistachio chocolate chip cookies. They were good, but it's a juvenile dessert for such an upscale (read: EXPENSIVE) resort. The saving grace was the Coyote Moon Bar & Lounge, whose food blew me away. For an afternoon snack, I ordered the black sesame somen, which was incredibly refreshing and tasted authentically and strongly of black sesame. I also got the house cured salmon, which I must say, is probably the best salmon I have ever had in my life. It was very fresh, the texture and flavor were perfect and went swimmingly with the quark creme fraiche. I think the food is all from the same kitchen, so I suppose it just depends on what you happen to order. I took a cardio drumming class and strength training class with Da Vinci body boards. The drumming class was fun and worked up a sweat; the body board class was intense and revealed conclusively how out of shape I am. The instructor of the Da Vinci body boards was funny and knows his stuff. My critique is that the room in which these classes take place, in the Body Mindfulness Center, is dated and it's a pretty small space. The locker room can also use a facelift. I don't think the bath towels should give off a light pink hue, but here we are. I squeezed in a deep desert massage and probiotic facial. The spa facilities are much better than the BMC - bigger and more updated. It also houses the spa amenities of a dry sauna, steam room (closed b/c of COVID), jacuzzi, and an enclosed outdoor space to lounge and relax. I especially liked the quiet room at the spa: a sitting room with large comfy lounge chairs that face a wall of windows showcasing a view of the mountains. My massage with Michael was mediocre. I like DEEP DEEP DEEEEEEP massages. I asked for more pressure, which he verbally acquiesced but didn't physically deliver. My facial was better, but I would've preferred more extractions, as upon inspecting my face afterwards, there could have been more extractions done. My day's experience totaled $474, which is pricey, but I'd opt for a day package plus extras over staying overnight, which can average $2,000 PER NIGHT! Why pay 4x more for a dinner and roof over your head but access to the same facilities and activities? At that point, it's a situation of more dollars than sense. read more

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Honestly I expected more. The service by the staff was outstanding. In particular, Paul was very helpful and kind. The grounds were beautiful and peaceful. The food was really tasty. The pool area was nice, but small. Couldn't find a spot. They also could have been cleaned better as two of them had a lot of bugs and leaves. The spa was lovely, but I was truly disappointed with my massage. While my friend had an excellent experience with her masseuse it was like we went to two different places for our service. They were vastly different even though we had the same massage. I've never come out of a massage and felt nothing until now. It was like I didn't even have one. I'll spare her name, but definitely research who may be the best masseuse to have the best experience. Overall, we had a nice day, but I was expecting it to exceed my expectations and it did not. read more

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I came to the resort as I had one this through the Ellen Show. I had decided to take my mom here for a mothers day weekend trip- surprised it was not blocked out. I would give this place a 2.5. The process seemed pretty simple, call the number make a reservation and book your activities. Once I booked our flights to AZ, I had called the spa to let them know of out arrival time a month or so in advance. The day before we were supposed to land, they had called saying that my flight was cancelled but they had the wrong flight number written down. No, problem got it fixed after calling them. We landed at the airport only to have issues finding our shuttle driver. I wasn't aware that he had more guests and was wandering the airport looking for them. It takes about an hour to get to the spa from the hotel. We arrived to some drinks served and was told to check in. We received our agenda. The voucher we received from the show said one complimentary option out of 3, but we arrived at the spa the lady helping us said it was $150 credit towards any spa service. Complimentary and spa credit are completely different. I will get into that later on, but let it go for the time being. Our room was not ready so we went to lunch. The food here was pretty decent. Everyone at the restaurant was super nice and attentive. Super healthy options to choose from, but everything was in really small portions. I had called the number back while at the spa to inquire about the massage and spa credit. My friend who was with me at the show, said hers was completely free- no charge. The lady I spoke to said that the massage prices increased and that she would put a note in my reservation, but that the massage was complimentary. Awesome right? Wrong. Keep reading. My mom and I did not partake in too many activities, but the ones we did; we enjoyed. A lot of them were paid activities. The complimentary massage was awful. My mom enjoyed hers, but I get massages often and this one was quite awful. The lady sat down on a stool for most of the massage so i heard her rolling around. If I had paid for it, I would have complained right there and then. The pool was nice, pretty dirty though. When we went, there was only 1 attendant and this poor girl had no extra help. I felt her pain, as I myself have been a pool attendant. She hardly came out to check on the guests; we had to go there if we needed something. The day of our check out; we received a bill in our mailbox slot on the door. Guess what the extra charge for the massage was there. I went to the front desk to complain and told them what happened and how I called the number. They finally took off the charge. The front desk was probably the worst part of the stay. It seemed like we were bothering them every time we asked them a question. It felt like, you got this for free why are you complaining. Overall, I would have been super disappointed if I had paid for this entire stay. The spa was super expensive, the activities should all be free or cheaper, the front desk should know about the Ellen show package and the details, and there should be a place open to eat late at night. read more

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Honestly I wish I had never come to Mirival because now I will be spoiled forever!! No spa or hotel will ever feel good enough (and I've been to Ritz Carlton hotels, St Regis hotels, and some top spas in the Phoenix area). I read about the All the Buzz bee experience and knew if would be the perfect gift for my husbands birthday (who took beekeeping in college and loved it) after a rough 2020. This resort is pricey and I had Marriott points so we choose to stay at the Westin La Paloma (which was lovely) and do a day pass at Mirival. The day pass is a great value if you live in driving distance! I was overwhelmed by the level of service and attentiveness we experienced during our day at Mirival. It started from being warmly greeted by name at the front desk before we had even given our names to the front desk (the man assisting us in the parking lot must have radioed that we were walking up). The wonderful man who checked us in (whose name I have sadly forgotten because it's been a few months) wished my husband a happy birthday and gave us a little tour because we hadn't been there before. The personal touch and tour were much appreciated especially since it's a little overwhelming (in a good way) your first time. My husband was so surprised and impressed with Mirival. I hadn't told him where exactly we were going and even if I had told him we were going to a wellness resort he's the kind of guy who wouldn't have even know what that meant. The All The Buzz bee keeping experience was truly one of a kind. I learned so much and it's a great memory we will never forget. The spa was also top notch. During our spa visit we learned that a great horned owl had made her nest on the spa balcony. Mirival is wonderful at respecting nature and all its beauty and thus closed off the balcony to protect her and her babies. We were able to actually see her (the top of her head at least) from the pool area and it was incredible. Don't even get me started on the food! I'm a vegetarian and my husband had Celiac disease (gluten free). They were able to accommodate both of us and we loved every bite. I highly recommend Mirival and it's day pass option too! read more

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What can I say? I love this place. This is a place that I will leave and my heart will always be waiting to come back. I have spent four nights here and I do not wanna leave. I am so relaxed and it's been such a great experience. I've truly enjoyed the yoga and Meditation classes as well as the beautiful grounds and the lovely spa. I was worried about the food because I've been to other spas and the food was not that great. The food here is absolutely delicious and you can eat as healthy as you want, but also have a few treats if you like, as well. I've enjoyed every meal I've had here and you will never go hungry because there's food available to you at all times. The only complaint I have is the coffee makers in the room. They are no better than what you would have at a motel 6. I was surprised there wasn't a Nespresso maker in the room like all other high-end resorts have. The coffee maker (if you even wanna call it that) is not up to par with the quality resort that is this. They need to upgrade to Nespresso coffee makers like every other high-end resort. In order to get coffee you either have to leave your room and go get it yourself in the morning or you can have it delivered after 7:30 AM for $20 charge. I prefer to have my coffee in room so I was disappointed with the lack of quality of the coffee maker they have. The staff here is so amazing. Everybody has been so kind and so welcoming and so helpful. I've really enjoyed my stay and I know I will come back here. I got to stay here on Hyatt points for 45k a night. I will definitely return, even had I paid cash it would have been worth it. read more