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- Private room
- Sedona
Welcome to Hyatt Residence Club Sedona, Piñon Pointe. We believe great resorts in Sedona should offer more than a good night's sleep, and we take pride in offering you the best of everything among resorts -- great restaurants, luxurious rooms and unparalleled service. We assure you the best stay among resorts in Sedona. Conveniently located in uptown Sedona, walking distance from the banks of the beautiful Oak Creek, and only an hour away from skiing at Flagstaff Snowbowl.
- Entire home
- Sedona
View of Cathedral Rock from the living room sofa! Your superhost Sandra created something really special... come and experience the warm welcoming vibe of this beautiful home, located in the heart of the Sedona Vortex... next to spectacular trails & walking distance from the creek with access to a 6 feet deep swimming hole. The high quality of materials and attention to detail make this home away from home very enjoyable.
- Entire guesthouse
- Sedona
This private Uptown Cozy Basement apartment is completely separate from the main house with its own entrance. Enjoy the private patio with Hot Tub, Fire-pit, and the BEST VIEWS in Sedona! We are in the ultimate location in Sedona within walking distance of trails, the best restaurants, and the shops!
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Your guide to Sedona
INTRODUCTION
It’s not easy to stand out in the Grand Canyon’s home state, but Sedona is a geological wonder in its own right. Outdoor enthusiasts come from all over the world to explore the area’s expansive buttes and deep canyons whose sandstone rocks are an unusual rusty red hue. In addition to Sedona’s spectacular natural skyline, the area’s other big draw is something that can’t be seen: Its energy vortexes, geomagnetic spirals that some people believe to be healing and invigorating. That gives Sedona a distinct New Age flavor. Expect to find plenty of crystal shops and day spas alongside art galleries and craft boutiques in the low-slung, Southwestern-style buildings around town.
How do I get around Sedona?
Sedona is a couple hours’ drive from two commercial airports, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (AZA), both of which can be reached via direct flight from many parts of the United States. A small regional airport, Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG), is about a 45 minutes’ drive away. Rent a car at the airport — you will need it to explore the parks in the area. Many visitors pair a visit to Sedona with a trip to the Grand Canyon, about 100 miles north.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Sedona?
Sedona’s weather isn’t quite as scorching as in other parts of the Southwest. Spring is one of the most popular times to book one of Sedona’s vacation rentals, as temperatures range from the upper 60s to the 80s Fahrenheit. Summer highs are typically in the 90s — pack plenty of sunscreen — though monsoon rains and thunderstorms frequently pass through and cool things off. Autumn temperatures gradually dip back down to the 70s, and winter temperatures are typically in the 60s, with a rare dusting of snow. Pack a warm jacket for fall and winter trips, when evenings can get significantly colder.
What are the top things to do in Sedona?
Bell Rock
Named for its unusual shape, this rock formation offers several ways to take in the views and the vibes — it’s also the site of one of the area’s energy vortexes. Bike or walk the easy trails at the base, or hike the moderate incline along the lower half of the rocks. If you feel like taking your hike to the next level, catch the ascending trail that leads all the way to the top of the spire. The trails are pet-friendly as long as your dog is on leash.
Cathedral Rock
Of all the red rock formations in the area, this towering sandstone butte may appear on the greatest number of postcards in town. The famous rocks are situated near a 286-acre nature preserve that’s criss-crossed with trails for hiking and ATV tours. Only the most experienced climbers should attempt the steep, rugged trek to the top.
Oak Creek Vista
The drive along Arizona State Route 89A headed north from Sedona is one of the most scenic byways in the state, especially as you head up Oak Creek Canyon. The road’s switchbacks are intense, but your nerves will be soothed as soon as you reach the vista point and look out onto miles of red rock canyons and forests.