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Work Starts On Senoa Resort & Spa in Arizona

R.D. Olson Construction recently broke ground on the $116 million, Senoa Resort & Spa. The resort is expected to open in late 2028.

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The $116 million, 70-room Senoa Resort & Spa on 11.5 acres in Sedona, Ariz., is under construction.
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The $116 million, 70-room Senoa Resort & Spa on 11.5 acres in Sedona, Ariz., is under construction.

R.D. Olson Construction recently broke ground on the $116 million, 70-room Senoa Resort & Spa on 11.5 acres in Sedona, Ariz., according to hotelnewsresource.com.

The resort is expected to open in late 2028.

The wellness resort at 150 Schnebly Hill Road will be villa-style. It is located minutes from downtown Sedona and includes desert and creekside areas, according to hotelnewsresource.com.

R.D. Olson Construction will team up with R.D. Olson Development and Senoa Investment Partners to build the facility, while AO is the architect of record and WATG is the entitlement architect.

The resort will feature 29 freestanding structures with site-sensitive materials, preserved sightlines and the salvaging of Soaptree yucca plants, according to hotelnewsresource.com.

The resort is expected to create more than 150 jobs in hospitality, health and construction.

Amenities are slated to include a two-story creekside restaurant with indigenous menu choices, a Red Rock Saloon, an event lawn with green foliage and private creek access and a pool area. It also will feature a 5,500-sq.-ft. spa and a 3,200-sq.-ft. meetings and events space, according to hotelnewsresource.com.

Guest accommodations will range from 600-sq.-ft. bedrooms and 720-sq.-ft. suites to a 1,300-sq.-ft. presidential suite. Room will feature indoor-outdoor layouts.

There will be two phases of construction, according to hotelnewsresource.com.

A first phase will include demolishing and remediating existing buildings, grading, drainage, utilities, site-work improvements and the certification of building pads.

The final phase will include the construction of new villas and the final site work, according to hotelnewsresource.com.


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