Pampered... it's what you get when you combine a small luxury hotel with a bed & breakfast.

All rooms, decks, patios, etc. are non-smoking.

Awaken to view the spectacular red rock vistas from your room's deck or patio. Enjoy a sumptuous continental breakfast, go for a swim or soak in our pool and spa. Our spacious, beautiful totally non-smoking rooms offer the ultimate in Santa Fe style décor.

Sedona is a wonderful place to enjoy a week or a weekend mini-vacation. Enjoy the serenity of our uncrowded hiking trails or an adventurous off-road jeep tour. Learn more about the Native American culture by visiting Indian Ruins, pictograph and petroglyph sites. Eat at your choice of 75 restaurants, all within twenty minutes of our hotel. We are about two hours from the Grand Canyon and two hours north of Phoenix.

The Southwest Inn at Sedona was voted "the best place to stay in Sedona" by readers of Sedona Spectrum Magazine two years in a row. The Inn was given an award for great design by "Keep Sedona Beautiful" and has been recognized by the City of Sedona for "its use of design & color".

Rooms:

All rooms have: refrigerators, coffee makers, gas fireplaces, hair dryers, 25" TV's with 40+ cable channels and HBO, nine foot ceiling heights, ceiling fans, individual air conditioning/heating units, telephones (free local & 800/888 calls), custom amenities, night lights in the bathrooms, beautiful southwest décor and framed southwest graphics on the walls.

King Suite:

Located on our second floor (for best views). Two rooms separated by a large bathroom with a double vanity sink and a standard tub/shower. One room has a king size bed, a 25" TV, a video tape player, an easy chair, and a small private balcony facing the red rock views. The other room has a queen size sleeper sofa with another TV, a kiva (beehive) style gas fireplace. The room has a private entrance, a large (5 foot) closet, a refrigerator and a bar area The room has a 9 foot ceiling height. There is no room for a rollaway bed in this room type.

King View:

Located on our second floor (for best views). One large room with one king size bed, an easy chair, a table with two task chairs and good lighting. The room has a closet, 25" TV, a large bathroom with a standard tub/shower. The room has a large private deck facing the red rock views. There is room for a rollaway in this room type.

Mission King:

Same floor plan as King View (also on our second floor) with the addition of a small bar area, and private entrance. This is a "theme room". The room décor is in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright, with dark oak furniture (in the "arts & crafts" period), lamps, wall graphics, drapes and bedspreads all reminiscent of this period of the 20's and 30's.

Two Queen Beds:

Available on both our lower level and upper level (the upper level has better views). The rooms have 2 queen size beds, a good size closet and a table with 2 task chairs. The room's bathrooms have a standard tub/shower. The upper level units have a private deck facing the views. The lower level units have a patio (shared with their adjacent room) with limited red rock views. There is no room for a rollaway in this room type. Two of our dual queen rooms on our first level have connecting doors to their adjoining King with Jacuzzi rooms. For those with families who would like more room this makes an ideal large 2 bedroom 2 bathroom suite.

King with Jacuzzi:

Located on our first floor only so as not to disturb our guests below with the noise of the tub. Similarly equipped as our King View rooms but with a separate stall shower and whirlpool bathtub in the bathroom. These rooms have a shared or private patio and have a limited red rock view. They have the room to add a rollaway bed.

One King Bed:

These rooms are located on our first floor. They have one king sized bed. They have wheelchair accessibility and are built to meet ADA standards. There are grab bars in the tub/shower and around the toilet. They have standard tub/showers. They also have a table with 2 task chairs and have plenty of room for a rollaway. They also have one easy chair. They have a private deck near our outdoor spa with limited red rock views.

Sedona Facts:

Sedona is one of Arizona's premier tourism, recreation, resort, arts and cultural, and retirement centers.

At an altitude of 4,500', Sedona escapes the desert heat of Southern Arizona and the mountain snows to the north with either just a short drive away. Sedona's location at the mouth of renown Oak Creek Canyon and at the center of the state's legendary Red Rock Country affords breath-taking panoramas, four delightfully mild seasons, plenty of sunshine and clean, fresh air.

Highway 89A through Oak Creek Canyon was Arizona's first designated Scenic Highway and was named by Rand-McNally as one of the most beautiful drives in America. The area is the second most visited site in the state after the Grand Canyon.

Established in 1902 but not incorporated until 1988, the community was named after Sedona Schnebly, an early settler. Sedona spreads across the boundaries of two north central Arizona counties, Coconino and Yavapai, and is completely surrounded by the Coconino National Forest. Incorporated Sedona and the unincorporated areas in Oak Creek Canyon, the Village of Oak Creek, Red Rock Loop Road and the canyons to the west are collectively known as the Greater Sedona Area™. The area's housing is predominately single family residences with some condominium developments and there is a preponderance of small owner-operated businesses serving the community.

Tourism, in concert with the retirement and the arts and culture communities, forms Sedona's economic base with the Forest Service estimating that four million people visit the area annually. Sedona has something for everyone - world class resorts and small family-run motels, quaint to elegant bed and breakfasts, fine restaurants, outstanding shops and diverse art galleries.

The beauty of the area and the climate make sightseeing and hiking popular, golf and tennis are almost year-round activities. Visitors can take a jeep ride into the backcountry or view red rock monoliths from horseback or hot air balloons. Red Rock Country has been the setting of many motion pictures and continues to be a favorite location for all forms of filming - motion, video & still.

Sedona is a hub for visitors to Northern Arizona. After enjoying all that Sedona has to offer, including Red Rock and Slide Rock State Parks, many visitor sites such as the Grand Canyon, Jerome, Meteor Crater, Sunset Crater, Indian ruins and Native American Reservations are easy day trips.