Hotels in Sedona, AZ

There is one bus line in Sedona that connects central Cottonwood with West Sedona and Uptown Sedona called the Verde Lynx. The route passes a number of shops, galleries and resorts, and an unlimited day pass is extremely affordable. There are also options to Park & Ride from Cottonwood and Sedona Municipal Lot, provided free of charge. Since the Verde Lynx routes are fairly limited, for longer stays most travelers prefer to rent a car to freely explore the state parks in the surrounding area. Sedona Town, with its many boutiques, restaurants and hotels, is easy to explore on foot.

If the food and shopping scene only gets you so far and you want to spend more time in the great outdoors, book a hotel in Sedona where you’ll be closer to the scenic landscapes and hiking trails yet still close enough to Uptown Sedona where the action is. There are many luxury resorts and cheap hotels in Sedona, including West Sedona, Oak Creek and Boynton Canyon. Couples, families and leisure tourists will delight in Sedona hotels like The Suites Sedona, Alma de Sedona Inn, The Views Inn Sedona and Hilton Sedona Resort. Business travelers might want to book a cheap hotel like Orchards Inn in Uptown Sedona as it is closer to most business hubs.

Most travelers come to Sedona for the natural beauty of Red Rock County and the opportunity to explore the many red-rock buttes and canyons that surround the area. Most of these state parks are located just on the outskirts of the city and are accessible free of charge. Chapel of the Holy Cross in Chapel, Airport Mesa in West Sedona and the Cathedral Rock Trail, located close to Chapel, are just some of the popular places with scenic trails for hikes of all levels. If your legs get weary, try exploring the landscape by Jeep Tour. Many travelers take a break from exploring the great outdoors with some shopping in the neighborhood of Uptown Sedona. The Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village is well-known for its numerous art galleries and exhibitions.

Most Sedona hotels are located in Uptown Sedona, which is within walking distance to the city’s many restaurants, bars, shops and local galleries. Amara Resort & Spa, L’Auberge de Sedona and Sedona Views Bed and Breakfast are just some of the great hotels you can book in Uptown Sedona. Foodies will delight in the number of great restaurants in Uptown Sedona, which pride themselves on using locally sourced ingredients to create healthy dishes. Be sure to try Arizona-style Mexican cuisine, which is as authentic as it gets! Uptown Sedona is easily explored by foot and served by the Verde Lynx bus route.

When visiting Sedona the average booking length is 2 nights.

A hotel room in Sedona will generally set you back around $281 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.

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