Casa Sedona Inn

This classic adobe-style Inn nestled among juniper pines at the base of Thunder Mountain offers a peaceful respite from Sedona’s touristy Uptown area. It’s designed to take full advantage of its spectacular surroundings, with lots of outdoor spaces where guests can take in the views. The lush, flower-laden grounds that showcase native plants offer many private, serene spaces. It’s dark and peaceful at night, making star gazing popular here. The interior exudes a rustic chic vibe, with terra-cotta floors, weathered wood beams, and natural stone framing fine oil paintings and Native American- and Southwestern-themed pieces. Gas fireplaces and designer-quality leather furniture encourage guests to relax with a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, or with a book from the library. Couples on romantic getaways or those celebrating special occasions are frequent guests at this intimate inn. 

The Casa Sedona Inn is located in a quiet, upscale residential area of West Sedona, a few blocks off Highway 89-A that runs through the heart of Sedona. Some shops on 89-A are within walking distance, and it's only a few minutes' drive to most of Sedona’s shops and restaurants. It’s also possible to walk to some of the area’s most popular hiking trails that lead to the iconic Chimney Rock. It's about a 10-minute drive to Sedona Airport, where there’s a popular place locals and visitors alike gather to watch the sunset. Scenic Oak Creek Canyon is an 18-minute drive away, and Flagstaff and its airport are about one hour away. Grand Canyon National Park and Phoenix are approximately two hours away in opposite directions.

Spacious and appealing, the 16 rooms at Casa Sedona Inn are individually decorated in an upscale lodge motif of soft earth tones, rustic wood furniture, and distinctive art, including many Native American- and Southwestern-themed pieces. Brown, gray, and beige predominate, with white bedding adorned with decorative pillows and bed throws. Rooms are spacious enough to include desks and one or two armchairs; some offer sleeper sofas as well. Guests rave about the cushy beds that come in king or queen options. Another cozy detail: there's gas fireplaces in all rooms. All units also have large balconies and patios -- east-facing rooms have spectacular views of the surrounding red rock -- although some rooms share the balconies or patios with an adjacent room. Many rooms have separate tubs and walk-in showers, and some feature two-person whirlpool tubs. Bathrooms are standouts, with granite or marble vanities and striking tiling framing roomy walk-in showers with glass doors. Standard amenities include robes, safes, flat screen TVs, mini-fridges, and free Wi-Fi. Like the Inn itself, the rooms are quiet. Please note that there are no elevators to the second-story rooms.

This quaint and lovely boutique-style inn serves a daily gourmet breakfast with items like frittatas and fresh muffins, which guests can take on a shaded patio with fantastic views (when the weather allows). A free coffee bar is available all day, and free homemade cookies are served in the afternoon. Wine by the bottle and margaritas also are available in the afternoon, but there's no actual bar on-site. The secluded patio area has a whirlpool as well. Concierge services are available, and Wi-Fi is free. The hotel has a library with books that guests can borrow during their stay. Parking is free, and the Inn has an electric-car charging station.