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Our guide on where to stay in Sedona
Uptown Sedona
Uptown Sedona captivates visitors with its Southwestern charm and artistic spirit. Red rock formations create a dramatic backdrop for streets lined with Native American crafts and contemporary galleries. The cultural heart of Sedona welcomes art enthusiasts and shoppers alike. Gallery Row and the Sedona Arts Centre showcase local talent amid a vibrant shopping district. Wide walkways make exploring easy as you discover turquoise jewellery, pottery, and unique Southwestern treasures. The area's restaurants offer regional cuisine after a day of artistic exploration.
West Sedona
West Sedona offers magnificent mountain views and direct access to Coconino National Forest's famous red rock trails. Quieter than Uptown, this residential area balances natural beauty with everyday amenities. Coffee Pot Rock and Airport Mesa Viewpoint provide spectacular sunset spots just minutes from your doorstep. Hikers will appreciate the numerous trailheads surrounding this budget-friendly area. Local shops sell authentic Native crafts at reasonable prices. Oak Creek's swimming holes provide refreshing breaks after desert explorations. Most accommodation feature southwestern charm with stunning red rock views.
Chapel
The Chapel area showcases Sedona's spiritual heart, centred around the architectural marvel of Chapel of the Holy Cross. This modernist sanctuary rises dramatically from crimson cliffs, offering visitors a peaceful retreat with panoramic views of the surrounding red rock formations. Gallery enthusiasts will appreciate nearby Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village with its collection of fine art. The natural landscape dominates this sacred space where hiking trails wind through juniper-scented desert terrain. Morning visits provide the most serene experience away from midday crowds. Remember to bring water as amenities are limited in this primarily tourist-focused area.
Sedona Shadows
If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Sedona Shadows and surrounding area, you can visit Slide Rock State Park and Oak Creek Canyon.
Nepenthe
Surrounded by Sedona's famous red rocks, Nepenthe offers a peaceful retreat from tourist crowds. This upscale residential area blends luxury homes with stunning natural landscapes. Nearby hiking trails like Sunset Trail provide easy access to outdoor adventures. Stargazing from private patios replaces traditional nightlife in this tranquil setting. A hire car is essential for reaching Sedona's attractions such as Tlaquepaque Arts Village. The neighborhood's earth-toned homes with native desert gardens perfectly complement the breathtaking red rock scenery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Sedona holiday package cost?
You can grab a holiday package to this destination on Expedia. However, how much your holiday to Sedona costs will depend on the season, hotel choice and length of stay.
What are the cheapest months to go to Sedona?
You can usually find lower rates and better availability in January, July and August. Explore our cheap Sedona holiday packages and you could score some great off-season deals.
How many days is enough for Sedona?
To fully enjoy a Sedona holiday, we recommend booking for 2 days. Divide your time between visiting Airport Mesa Viewpoint, Snoopy Rock and other leading sights, on top of exploring neighbourhoods like West Sedona and Chapel. If you've got some time to spare, add a day trip or tour to your Sedona holiday itinerary.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Sedona?
Whether you're planning to check out attractions such as Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village and Chapel of the Holy Cross, or want to experience its top-notch nature and hiking, a Sedona holiday is sure to exceed your expectations. Book your getaway with Expedia and find out why Sedona is such a good holiday destination.
How to find the best Sedona package deals?
Start your search for a Sedona package deal by entering your preferred travel dates and destination under our "Packages" tab. Then add a few filters, like "Property type" and "Popular locations," to tailor the results to your exact needs. You can also sort by "Package discount" and browse offers that come with unbeatable savings. If you don't find the ideal Sedona package deal straight away, just tweak your dates and search again. Remember that deals are only available for a limited time, so book early and get your Sedona adventure underway.
Is it cheaper to book a Sedona holiday as a package?
An Expedia holiday package could score you significant savings when compared to booking flights and stays individually. Better still, you can tailor your Sedona escape to fit your exact needs. Choose your preferred flight time, select the hotel type and add a rental car. Browse our bundle deals and find out how much you can save.
When to book a holiday package to Sedona?
Score incredible bargains by reserving your flights in advance with Expedia. If spontaneity is more your thing, grab one of our last-minute deals for a spur-of-the-moment Sedona trip.
How to plan a trip to Sedona?
- Choose the perfect time to travel: Your schedule, preferred season and the type of weather you like can all influence your decision on when to travel to Sedona.
- Calculate your budget: Make sure you have enough money to cover everything from transportation and dining out to activities and flights. Your hotel will likely be the biggest expense during your trip to Sedona.
- Work out your trip length: Think about how long you want to spend discovering Sedona. Plan your itinerary so you can get to all the attractions and activities you're interested in without rushing.
- Bundle your hotel and flights: Epic destination, check. Length of stay, check. All that's left now is to pick a Sedona holiday package that brings all your bookings together.
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Things to do in and around Sedona
Shopping
In Sedona, you can visit the Oak Creek Overlook Vista Native American Crafts Market for unique gifts. If you're up for a drive, Burning Tree Cellars, located 27.4km away, offers local products, and the Flagstaff Plaza Shopping Center, 38.6km away, features a variety of shops and dining options.
Recreation
Grasshopper Point Picnic Area offers a tranquil spot for relaxation amidst nature, where you can enjoy picnics by the water. Sedona Golf Resort presents an invigorating outdoor experience with stunning views, while Oakcreek Country Club provides a luxurious setting for golf enthusiasts seeking a refined atmosphere.
Adventure
At Airport Mesa Viewpoint, hike through stunning landscapes that offer breathtaking views of Sedona's red rocks. The West Fork Oak Creek Trailhead invites you to explore lush canyons and flowing streams, while Sugarloaf Mountain Trailhead presents a thrilling trek with panoramic vistas, perfect for adventure seekers.
Nightlife
Sedona offers a laid-back nightlife with charming venues like the lively Oak Creek Brewery for craft beers, or the intimate sound of live music at the historic Sound Bites Grill. Stroll through the art-filled galleries that often host evening events, creating a unique blend of culture and relaxation.
Find the best attractions in Sedona
Experience the stunning outdoor adventures and breathtaking scenery that Sedona, Arizona has to offer. Explore remarkable geological formations, national parks, and majestic canyons. Whether you're seeking cultural experiences, relaxation at a spa getaway, or must-see attractions, Sedona is perfect for every traveller. Don’t miss the unique Sedona experience that combines natural beauty with rich history and outdoor activities.
- Chapel of the Holy Cross: This stunning church, built into the red rocks, offers a unique blend of spirituality and breathtaking views. Its striking architecture and serene atmosphere create a peaceful retreat, making it a perfect spot for reflection amidst Sedona's natural beauty.
- Bell Rock: A popular hiking destination, Bell Rock features scenic trails that reward adventurers with panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Its distinctive bell shape and vibrant red hues make it a photographer's paradise, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure.
- Slide Rock State Park: Known for its natural water slides and stunning scenery, this park is an outdoor adventurer's dream. Visitors can enjoy swimming, picnicking, and exploring the beautiful red rock formations, making it a refreshing retreat during warmer months.
Best time to go to Sedona
The best time to visit Sedona can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Sedona falls in July, when visitor numbers are slightly high and weather is sunny with light rain. The coolest average temperature in Sedona falls in January, visitor numbers are slightly low and weather is mostly sunny with no rain.
Tips to save on your trip to Sedona
- Combine your flights, hotels and car rentals on Expedia—bundling can result in significant savings.
- Consider traveling to Sedona during the low season (January to February and August) for more affordable options.
- Use the Price per traveler filter on Expedia to find a package deal that suits your budget.
- Check the VIP Access properties filter to discover outstanding hotels with added member perks at select properties.