SEDONA

STAYS IN SEDONA, AZ

Where movement and stillness coexist.

Open-concept kitchen and dining area with stone countertop, wooden cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and large windows with view of trees and hills.

DESERT SOLACE AT BRISTLECONE

SEDONA, AZ

SLEEPS: 16

BEDROOMS: 8

BATHROOMS: 6

OUTDOOR FEATURES

FULL EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES

360 DEGREE VIEWS

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Modern house with outdoor pool and hot tub, surrounded by trees, with red rock mountains in the background during sunset.

MESA VISTA ON CLINE

SEDONA, AZ

SLEEPS: 12

BEDROOMS: 6

BATHROOMS: 4

OUTDOOR FEATURES

WELLNESS + FITNESS SPACE

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Aerial view of modern houses with red facades, surrounded by trees and located near rocky hills and cliffs under a blue sky with white clouds.

DRY CREEK SUNSTONE HOME

WEST SEDONA, AZ

SLEEPS: 12

BEDROOMS: 6

BATHROOMS: 6

OUTDOOR FEATURES

EV CHARGER

360 DEGREE VIEWS

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WHO THESE STAYS ARE GREAT FOR

Group of hikers resting on rocky terrain in a desert landscape with large red sandstone formations and distant cliffs under a clear sky.

Groups seeking space to come together, unwind, and settle into a desert setting — with plenty of room for both shared moments and quiet retreat.

NEARBY HIGHLIGHTS

Sunlit red rock formations in Sedona, Arizona, under a partly cloudy sky with some green trees and dry vegetation in the foreground.

A woman practicing yoga or meditation sits cross-legged on sandy ground in front of a large rock formation, with her hands pressed together in a prayer position covering her face.

Close-up of a glass with condensation, reflecting the sunset in the background.

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT

Sedona is a year-round destination, with something distinct to offer in every season. That said, the most popular times to visit are March through May and September through November, when temperatures are comfortable, trails are ideal for hiking, and days feel especially balanced.

Summer brings warmer afternoons but quieter mornings and evenings, making it a good fit for early starts and relaxed nights. Winter is cooler and calmer, with fewer visitors and a more reflective pace — perfect for travelers drawn to stillness, scenery, and unhurried days.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes. Sedona offers something distinct in every season, from comfortable spring and fall weather to quieter summer mornings and reflective winter stays.
Sedona naturally supports both. Many guests enjoy hiking and outdoor exploration balanced with wellness experiences, rest, and time to slow down.
Yes. Sedona homes are well suited for groups seeking space to gather alongside privacy for rest, reflection, and quiet time.

Yes. A car is recommended to access trailheads, viewpoints, dining, and surrounding areas comfortably.
Sedona is ideal for travelers seeking grounding, scenery, wellness, and space to reset—whether visiting as a group, couple, or on a longer stay.
Absolutely. Many guests choose Sedona for extended stays thanks to the slower pace, natural surroundings, and balance between activity and rest.