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Where to Stay in Sedona


Where to Stay in Sedona: Uptown vs. West Sedona vs. the Village of Oak Creek Sedona is small enough to feel like one town and spread out enough that your home base changes the whole trip. Stay in the wrong spot and you can spend an hour a day fighting traffic through the same intersection. Stay in the right spot and the marquee trailheads, the restaurants, and the red-rock views...

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Pet-Friendly Arizona


Pet-Friendly Arizona: Traveling With Your Dog in Sedona, Flagstaff, and Scottsdale Arizona is an easy state to bring a dog to, as long as you respect the heat. Sedona in particular is one of the most dog-friendly places you can hike in the Southwest, with leashed dogs welcome on almost every red-rock trail. Flagstaff’s cool pine forests are a natural summer basecamp for a dog, and Scottsdale’s Old Town is...

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Visiting Sedona With Kids


Visiting Sedona With Kids: Family-Friendly Trails, Attractions, and Stays Sedona gets sold as a grown-up destination: vortexes, spas, wine drives, sunrise photo shoots. But the same red rocks that draw couples are a giant natural playground for kids, and the town is far more family-doable than its bucket-list reputation suggests. We have watched four-year-olds scramble up the low benches at Bell Rock like they were born on them. The trick...

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A Perfect 3-Day Sedona Itinerary


A Perfect 3-Day Sedona Itinerary for First-Time Visitors We have watched a lot of first-time Sedona plans go sideways, and they almost always fail in the same two ways: they cram four hikes into a day that only has room for one, and they schedule the marquee trails for mid-morning, when the lots are full and the slickrock is already baking. Sedona rewards the opposite approach. Hike at first light,...

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The Best Hikes in Sedona: Trails by Difficulty and View


The Best Hikes in Sedona: Trails by Difficulty and View Sedona packs more standout red-rock hiking into a small footprint than almost anywhere in the Southwest, which is exactly why choosing trails can feel overwhelming. The famous names (Cathedral Rock, Devil’s Bridge) are worth the hype, but they come with steep scrambles, tiny lots, and shuttle logistics that catch first-timers off guard. Meanwhile some of the easiest walks deliver views...

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Sedona Vortexes Explained: Where They Are and What to Expect


Sedona Vortexes Explained: Where They Are and What to Expect Ask a first-time visitor what they know about Sedona and “the vortexes” comes up fast, usually followed by a question they’re a little shy to ask out loud: is any of this real? It’s a fair question, and most of the pages that rank for it dodge it. This guide won’t. You’ll get an honest read on what a vortex...

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New Year To-Do List for Sedona Property Owners


As one year ends and another begins, many of our Sedona property owners use this opportunity to refresh, upgrade, and prepare their homes for the months ahead. Many of our Sedona properties serve as a personal retreat, vacation rental, and long-term investment, and the start of the year is the perfect time to assess the state of your home. This can include everything from making improvements and planning for future...

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Local Attractions that Boost Your Sedona Rental Appeal


Sedona is one of the most sought-after destinations in the American Southwest for good reason. Its stunning red rock formations, vibrant arts scene, and year-round outdoor activities attracts travelers from around the world. The area’s natural beauty and unique attractions create an incredible opportunity to draw in guests for our local vacation rental owners. Highlighting these local experiences in your property listing can set your rental apart and make it...

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Must Try Fall Dining in Sedona


Sedona is a special destination best known for its striking red rock formations, vibrant arts scene, and outdoor adventures. It has also blossomed into a true culinary destination in recent years making it a foodie’s paradise. Sedona takes on an extra layer of charm in the fall season. The cooler air, golden foliage, and relaxed post-summer vibe make fall one of the best times to savor Sedona’s diverse dining options....

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Capture Last Minute Rental Demand in Sedona


Travelers often plan their trips well in advance. However, occasionally, travelers will be looking at the last minute for a weekend getaway. Sedona often sees last-minute visitors, as many locals from Phoenix will want to escape the heat for a day or two. They will be looking for a last-minute lodging option that is perfect for them. Luckily, they have plenty of options, including your very own vacation rental when...

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