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.

There are a few attractions that should not be missed while visiting Sedona, such as The Chapel of the Holy Cross, an amazing structure, embedding in the red rock formations on either side of it and Tlaquepaque, a replica of an 18th century Mexican village.

Known for its splendid golf courses and a variety of great restaurants, Sedona is one of Arizona's premier tourism, recreation, resort, arts and cultural, and retirement centers. At an altitude of 4,500 feet, Sedona escapes the desert heat of Southern Arizona and the mountain snows to the north with either just a short drive away.

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A Territorial House, Sedona
Each of the inn's rooms is decorated in a different Old West movie theme.

Briar Patch Inn, Sedona
Rejuvenate body and mind in cottages amid majestic canyon oaks, dappled sunlight, peacocks and a caring staff.

The Canyon Wren B&B Cabins, Sedona
named "Best Value in Oak Creek Canyon" by Fodor's, enjoy intimate cabin accommodations set against the beautiful red-rock cliffs.

The Inn on Oak Creek, Sedona
Located in the heart of Sedona's art and shopping district and was listed in "Best Bed and Breakfasts" in Frommers Arizona 2002.

Lodge at Sedona - A Luxury B&B Inn,
A luxury Mission-style Inn on three acres of landscaped gardens bubbling waterfalls and a magical meditative Labyrinth.

Rose Tree Inn, Sedona
An informal hotel alternative that is quaint, quiet and friendly.