By Editor at Large on February 7, 2026
Hotels

Sedona Springs Resort Sedona Springs Resort is a condo‑style aparthotel in West Sedona with large units, multiple pools and hot tubs, and a clubhouse, but no full treatment spa menu. Setting and villas Located at 55 Northview Rd in West Sedona, close to supermarkets, restaurants, and trailheads; it’s a short drive to Uptown […]
By Editor at Large on February 7, 2026
Hotels

Aiden by Best Western Sedona Aiden by Best Western Sedona is a renovated 66‑room, value‑focused boutique hotel in West Sedona with free breakfast, a pool, and good trail access. Location and vibe Set along Highway 89A in West Sedona, about 3 miles from Uptown and close to restaurants, grocery stores, and major trailheads […]
By Editor at Large on February 6, 2026
Hotels

El Portal Sedona Hotel El Portal Sedona Hotel is a 12‑room, adobe‑style luxury boutique inn next to Tlaquepaque, known for its arts‑and‑crafts design, personal service, and pet‑friendly policy with no pet fees. Setting and vibe Located on the historic Schnebly family homestead, steps from Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village and a short walk […]
By Jane Goodall on February 6, 2026
Hotels

Courtyard by Marriott Sedona Courtyard by Marriott Sedona is a modern 3‑star hotel in West Sedona with a pool, hot tub, on‑site dining, and easy access to nearby hiking and biking trails. Location and vibe Address: 4105 W State Route 89A, Sedona, about 5 miles south of Uptown and close to trailheads and […]
By Editor at Large on February 6, 2026
Hotels, RESORTS & HOTELS

Best Sedona Hotels Here are some good Sedona hotel options across different styles and budgets. Luxury and views Enchantment Resort – Upscale rooms with decks and mountain views in Boynton Canyon, with pools, spa, and multiple restaurants. L’Auberge de Sedona – Creekside luxury with suites and cottages (many with fireplaces), plus fine dining, bar, and […]
By Sedona Lifestyles Magazine on September 2, 2013
HISTORY

Sedona History Sedona, Arizona is a city that straddles the county line between Coconino and Yavapai counties in the northern Verde Valley region of the U.S. state of Arizona. As of the 2010 census, its population was 10,031. Sedona’s main attraction is its array of red sandstone formations. The formations appear to glow in brilliant […]