Casa Sedona is a AAA Four Diamond bed and breakfast inn with beautiful gardens and spectacular Red Rock views.

The Southwest-style inn, designed by a Frank Lloyd Wright architect, is located in a secluded, juniper-studded area in West Sedona at the base of Thunder Mountain. Each of the sixteen unique guest rooms features a cozy fireplace, luxurious bath with Jacuzzi tub, robes, TV/VCR and porch. Casa Sedona is a totally smoke-free environment.

Guests also enjoy the outdoor hot tub for stargazing and relaxing. The bountiful breakfasts, featuring Southwestern cuisine, are often served in the gardens and appetizers are offered in the late afternoon.

With the Inn's special hiking and driving maps (including a day trip to the Grand Canyon), guests are sure to get the most out of their stay in Sedona.

Breakfast:

Casa Sedona is known for its wonderful Southwest style breakfasts, which begin with lots of hot coffee and juice, fresh baked breads and fresh fruit, followed by a delicious Southwest entrée, Apple French Toast with maple syrup or possibly a Cheese Blintz Soufflé with Raspberry Sauce.

Any one of the luscious breakfasts will please your palate and spark your appetite for a day of exploring. Late afternoon appetizers are served when guests gather to share their experiences of the day.

Accommodations:

Casa Sedona offers inspiring Red Rock views from a secluded acre of wooded property. The second floor terraces are the perfect spot to soak up some Arizona sunshine, gaze at the red rocks of Sedona, read your favorite book, or count the stars at night.

You can relax in the common areas beside the fireplace, which is crowned with talismans characteristic of the Southwest. Donna’s music box collection is also displayed for the guests to play and enjoy.

The guest rooms at Casa Sedona are decorated with a mixture of traditional and contemporary furnishings and art. Paintings, rugs and pottery by the area artists resonate with the local color and style of the Southwest.

Each of the sixteen uniquely decorated guest rooms includes a fireplace, private bath, balcony or terrace, TV/VCR, single or double Jacuzzi tub and a refrigerator. You will find yourself pampered by the addition of plush robes in the closet and hair dryers in the bath/dressing room.

Our Grounds:

If your primary goal is to rest and relax, Casa Sedona’s beautifully landscaped grounds provide such a place.

Casa Sedona encompasses two buildings of red rock stucco whose teal-colored wrought iron accents complement the clear blue Arizona sky.

A sculpted Native American maiden presides over the cascading fountain at the Inn’s entrance, and colorful flowers, native plants, and lush flowering vines bloom throughout the grounds. A thick hand-hewn door at the Inn’s entrance bears Native American carvings.

The lodge pole swing in the back garden beckons you to sit and read a book, watch a family of rabbits nibble the grassy lawn, or simply gaze at the colors in Thunder Mountain.

Sedona Activities:

Hiking:

Sedona has some of the best hiking in the world and Casa Sedona is only minutes away from a wide choice of trails.

Our favorite hiking guide is "Sedona Hikes" by Richard & Sherry Mangum. The guide lists 135 hikes in and around Sedona, most rated from easy to moderate. We are happy to loan or sell our guests a copy of the guide and of course we love to share our own "trail experiences!"

Sightseeing Highlights:

We have a one page map which will guide you to:

1. Red Rock Crossing - perhaps the most scenic spot in Sedona
2. Red Rock State Park
3. Airport Mesa for a "high level" view of Sedona
4. Chapel of the Holy Cross - a church built into the rocks with interesting architecture, a nice story and wonderful views
5. Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte, Cathedral Rock, Schnebly Hill Road (for those with high clearance vehicles), Slide Rock State Park
6. Palatki Indian ruins - a detailed map is provided
7. The Grand Canyon

General Treats:

In addition to the hiking and sightseeing, we can also help you arrange golf, tennis, hot air balloon rides, jeep rides, horseback riding, helicopter tours, Verde Valley Wilderness train ride, and much, much more.

Day Trips From Sedona:

Grand Canyon (110 miles):

We supply a map for a wonderful round trip to the Canyon . Along the way, you will see the San Francisco Peaks, Sunset Crater National Monument and Wupatki National Monument (wonderful Indian ruins), Little Colorado River gorge, Cameron Trading Post and about 30 miles of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Oak Creek Canyon (3 miles):

Rated one of the top six scenic drives in the country by Rand McNally, on your way to and from Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon.

Jerome (30 miles):

"Ghost town" turned arts & craft center. Terrific mining museum.

Montezuma's Castle & Tuzigoot (20 miles):

National monuments of cliff dwellings and ruins dating back to the 12th & 13th century.

Prescott (60 miles):

The first Territorial Capital of Arizona is an old western town, built around a courthouse square. Visit Whiskey Row and many antique shops, etc.

Flagstaff (30 miles):

Visit the Lowell Observatory (where Pluto was discovered), Museum of Northern Arizona, Arizona Snowbowl, Walnut Canyon National Monument (cliff dwellings), Meteor Crater and more.