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Sedona: Hotels

Sedona offers over 100 lodging options, ranging from luxury resorts and quaint bed and breakfasts to simple log cabins and campsites. Keep in mind that, unless you're staying Uptown near the "Y" intersection, you'll need a car to get around to restaurants, shops, and attractions.

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Amara Creekside Resort
Situated down a winding driveway down the hill from Sedona's bustling Oak Creek dining and shopping neighborhood, this...
moderate | great value

L'Auberge de Sedona
Rustic cottages circle a main lodge reminiscent of a French countryside retreat. The grounds, which are within walking...
great value

The Lodge at Sedona
This distinctive, mission-style, 14-room, luxury B&B in West Sedona has spectacular landscape views, trickling fountains,...
great value

El Portal Sedona
An intimate, luxury inn known for its superb personal service and beautiful Arts and Crafts design, El Portal has 12 huge...
expensive | inn

Enchantment Resort
Individual pueblo-style casitas at the mouth of the Boynton Canyon have outdoor decks and complimentary high-speed internet....
expensive

Sedona Rouge
Sedona Rouge opened in 2005 and has quickly become one of this artsy, outdoorsy town's most esteemed lodging options, its...
expensive

Forest Houses Resort
Hunker down in one of 15 artistically designed cabins, most with working fireplaces, built along the banks of Oak Creek. Enjoy...
family

Matterhorn Inn
Enjoy yourself at this comfortable, hilltop locale. Twenty-three spacious rooms, each with a balcony or patio, have panoramic...
family

Sky Ranch Lodge
Located on Airport Mesa at one of the highest points in Sedona, this nicely furnished but reasonably priced hotel has...

Amara Creekside Resort
Situated down a winding driveway down the hill from Sedona's bustling Oak Creek dining and shopping neighborhood, this...
trendy | great value