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With views of red rock vistas from varying points of the property, the completely non-smoking Southwest Inn at Sedona is approximately three miles from downtown Sedona. Enjoy a continental breakfast, go for a swim in the pool, or soak in the spa. The inn also offers an internet cafe, workout room, and concierge services. Sedona is a wonderful place to enjoy a week or a weekend mini-vacation. Enjoy the serenity of hiking trails or an adventurous off-road jeep tour. Learn more about the Native American culture by visiting Indian Ruins. Eat at your choice of 75 restaurants, all within twenty minutes of the hotel. It is about two hours from the Grand Canyon and two hours north of Phoenix. Each room has a gas fireplace, refrigerator, coffeemaker, and deck or patio facing red rocks.
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Southwest Inn At Sedona Property Information:
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Rooms:
28
Floors:
2
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- Car rental desk
- Family rooms
- Resort
- Economy
- Nonsmoking
- Business center
- Meeting room
- Wheel chair access
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Southwest Inn At Sedona Reservation Policies:
Check-In:
1500
Check-Out:
1100
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Sedona Events & Entertainment
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Events
January
Red Rock Fantasy of Lights at
Los Abrigados Resort
continues (see November)
February
Sedona's International Film
Festival
March
St. Patrick's Day Parade
May
Pow Wow & Native American Arts
Celebration
May
Western Americana Festival,
arts, crafts, car & static air show
May
Sedona Fine
Arts Festival
Creative Life Center
Sedona AZ
928.282.5782
May
Annual Sedona Chamber Music
Festival
St. John Vianney Church
Sedona AZ
928.204.2415
June
Annual Sedona-Verde Valley
Astronomy Festival
July
4th of July Fireworks
August
Red Rock Music Festival
Sedona Cultural Park
Sedona AZ
928.282.0747
September
Gathering of Indian Nations
Festival
September
Annual Jazz on the Rocks
October
Sculpture Walk
October
Sedona Arts Festival
Mid-November – early January
Annual Red Rock Fantasy of
lights at Los Abrigados Resort
Los Abrigados is located on
Portal Lane, just behind Tlaquepaque, Sedona’s Mexican-style arts and crafts
village on Highway 179. (928) 282-7125. Nightly: 5-9 PM. Admission charged.
Mid-December
Annual Tlaquepaque Festival of Light
Santa Claus and his elf
listen to the wishes of children in Patio Del Norte from 3 to 5:30 p.m. daily.
More than 6,000 Luminaries set Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village aglow in a
warm, festive light on the 2nd Saturday in December, during the
Annual Festival of Light.
Many other activities
celebrating the holiday season take place throughout the afternoon and evening.
There are vendors roasting chestnuts and selling a variety of fresh produce,
holiday bread, homemade tamales and more. The restaurants at Tlaquepaque:
Secret Garden Cafe, Oak Creek Brewery and Grill, Rene and El Rincon Mexican
Restaurant will be serving throughout the day and reservations are highly
recommended.
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Sedona Destination Overview
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Sedona is located about 90
miles north of Phoenix at the lower end of Arizona's spectacular Oak Creek
Canyon, and is known for its jagged red-rock cliffs and monoliths, as well as
its surrounding lush forests. Sedona is located in both Coconino and Yavapai
Counties and is completely surrounded by the Coconino National Forest. Sedona has become a center for
traditional and contemporary arts and offers a variety of galleries, boutiques
and specialty shops. It is an upscale retirement and tourism community, and the
gateway to tours of the Red Rocks region. Early Native Americans
considered the Red Rocks sacred and traveled for days on end to perform
ceremonies among the formations.
Only the bravest chiefs and medicine men were
allowed into what was considered to be the home of the gods. Cathedral Rock was
honored as the birthplace of the first man and woman. Until 30 years ago, Sedona
was a small farming community. Then Psychic Page Bryant claimed to discover
several "vortexes," or psychic energy sites that release psychic power from the
earth, in the hills around Sedona. The four local points which she considered to be
energy vortexes are Bell Rock, Table Top Mountain, Cathedral Rock and Boynton
Canyon.
Her revelations have brought spiritual seekers to Sedona in ever
increasing numbers. Millions of tourists also visit
the Sedona/Oak Creek Canyon area each year for its western history, scenic
beauty, its thriving arts community, its world class hiking and golf, and its
famous jeep tours. Recently voted by USA Today the most beautiful city in the United States, Sedona
is one of Arizona's most popular destinations
The motion picture industry
was also attracted to Sedona and such films as John Wayne's The Angel and the
Badman and Robert Mitchums's Blood On The Moon were filmed there. Photographers love Sedona. It is almost impossible to take anything other than
a fabulous picture, and the natural lighting is superb.
Sedona's canyons, creeks,
Indian ruins, and red rocks are readily accessible on foot, and the area is easy
to hike. Another option is to take a jeep tour. The setting and architecture of
the Chapel of the Holy Cross (known locally as the Church on the Rock) are
impressive. Built in 1956 by Marguerite Brunwige Staude, a disciple of Frank
Lloyd Wright, this modern landmark, with a huge cross on the facade, rises
between two red-rock peaks. Vistas of the town and the surrounding area are
spectacular.
In 1950, surrealist painter Max
Ernst moved to Sedona, and other famous artists followed. Many artists have been
attracted to Sedona and its rugged beauty. Over the years, an artist colony has
developed in Sedona, and many of the artists sell their work in local galleries
and shops. The town is filled with
upscale art galleries, Southwestern souvenir and craft centers, and crystal
shops. The town's shopping showplace is Tlaquepaque (TLA-kay-PAH-kay), an
adobe-style complex of shops and galleries and the site of a brilliant annual
December light display with luminaries.
The fishing is excellent;
the sunsets are glorious; there are hiking, running, water sports, archeological
tours, and an ideal climate year round. Imagine a photograph of the incredible
red rocks of Sedona set against a cloudless sky. Wouldn’t you like to be in
that picture?
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