Sedona Cabins & Vacation Rentals
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Sedona Travel Guide
Sedona is a desert town located in Arizona. It’s best known for its red rocks and jagged canyon walls, with Bell Rock and Cathedral Rock being top destinations for photographers looking to capture mother nature at her best.
Things to Do in Sedona
In recent years Sedona has become a top destination for those into the arts, holistic health and spiritual healing. You’ll find plenty of galleries, spas and shops to keep you entertained. Many believe the area is of significant spiritual importance and the area radiates the earth’s inner power.
If you want to explore the surrounding area, there are various trails running across the Red Rock State Park, which is a 286-acre national park, where you can do some bird watching or hiking. You can also explore the forests of Oak Creek Canyon or visit the Native American petroglyphs, otherwise known as rock art, at the Coconino heritage sites of Palatki and Honanki.
Best Time to Visit Sedona
Sedona is known for its relatively mild climate year-round (although it still gets hot in the summer), with many people escaping the even more oppressive heat of Phoenix on day trips.
Cabins in Sedona
Regarded in Native American culture as sacred land, Sedona, AZ is lauded as one of the most beautiful places in America. Red rock canyons, buttes and unique rock formations surround this desert town and provide the perfect backdrop for your Sedona adventure. Take a break from everyday life and experience romantic Sedona. Sedona cabins are the perfect location to reconnect. Vacation rentals feature a full kitchen and gas grills with private patio to enjoy an intimate evening in the desert.
With Flagstaff located 30 miles north and the Grand Canyon two hours north of Sedona, there’s a lot to see and do in Sedona and the surrounding area. Boasting 300+ miles of hiking trails, Sedona is an outdoor paradise. Enjoy mountain biking on Bell Rock Trail, fish in Oak Creek Canyon or take a dip in a swimming hole. Don’t miss Sedona’s earliest landmark, The Chapel of the Holy Cross, either! Completed in 1957, this spiritual landmark is a must-see when visiting Sedona. Make your next vacation unforgettable in Sedona, Arizona.
The Weather in Sedona
This climate histogram shows you the weather patterns in Sedona. The warmest months in Sedona are May and June, when temperatures reach 102 ˚F. The coolest month is December, when temperatures drop to 19 ˚F. The wettest month in Sedona is February with 3.89 inches of rain, while the driest month is September with 0.28 inches of rain.
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Vacation Rentals in Sedona
Choose the perfect vacation rental for your trip at AllTheRooms.com. We aggregate Airbnb, Priceline, RedAwning and more. We have 2,206 vacation rentals, hotels and other accommodation types in Sedona ranging from low-cost options to luxury places to stay. For those traveling on a budget, the cheapest place to stay in Sedona is available at $10 per night. An average vacation rental in Sedona costs on average $237 a night.
If you would like to stay connected during your vacation, then you can choose from over 792 accommodations in Sedona that have WiFi. 66 places to stay include a breakfast. You can keep up with your workout regime by staying at one of 202 accommodations that provide gym facilities. If you are driving to Sedona, you'll want to pick from 786 places to stay that provide parking. We track 237 accommodations that have a pool or jacuzzi.
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