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Sedona Hotels with Kitchens

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Enchantment

Enchantment
4.5 star property
West Sedona
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (606 reviews)
The price is AU$794
includes taxes & fees
2 July - 3 July
Enchantment
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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Top neighbourhoods in Sedona

Man hiking at Devils Bridge in Sedona Arizona

Uptown Sedona

Uptown Sedona dazzles with its mix of Southwestern charm and artistic energy. Red rock formations tower over streets lined with Native American jewellery vendors, art galleries showcasing local landscapes, and shops filled with handcrafted pottery. Visitors can explore the Sedona Arts Centre, Gallery Row, or the Motion Picture Museum while street musicians enhance the creative atmosphere. Southwestern cuisine dominates the restaurant scene, from casual cafés to upscale spots serving prickly pear margaritas and Navajo-inspired dishes. Adobe-style buildings with earth-tone stucco and red tile roofs complement the natural surroundings. Despite popularity, the district preserves authentic charm with local artisans selling genuine crafts throughout this walkable area.

West Sedona

West Sedona treats outdoor lovers to stunning red rock views and easy access to nature's playground. Hit the trails at Coffee Pot Rock, soak up panoramic vistas at Airport Mesa, or discover hidden gems like Amitabha Stupa & Peace Park. When your legs need a break, explore local art galleries or watch the mountains transform during Sedona's famous sunsets. The area strikes a perfect balance between practical and picturesque with casual Southwestern eateries and cosy cafes that won't break the bank. Holiday rentals and modest motels offer more authentic stays than tourist zones. While a car helps for exploring farther trails, many local spots are just a short walk away.

Holy Cross Chapel in Sedona, Arizona

Chapel

The Chapel area in Sedona combines spiritual awe and natural splendour with its striking centrepiece, the Chapel of the Holy Cross. This architectural marvel juts dramatically from red sandstone cliffs, offering panoramic views and moments of quiet reflection. Art lovers can wander through nearby galleries, while outdoor enthusiasts hit hiking trails winding through the crimson landscape. A car is necessary since public transit is limited on the narrow, winding roads. While restaurants and hotels aren't directly in the Chapel vicinity, Sedona's main dining and accommodation options are just a short drive away. Visitors should pack water and plan for early morning to avoid crowds and experience the area's peaceful magic.

View of Oak Creek Canyon in Arizona

Nepenthe

Nepenthe showcases Sedona's red rock splendour in a peaceful residential setting away from tourist crowds. Hiking enthusiasts can hit nearby Sunset Trail or explore Grasshopper Point Picnic Area just moments away. The neighborhood's contemporary Southwestern homes blend beautifully into the natural landscape, offering a genuine retreat with stunning vistas of formations like Coffee Pot Rock. Luxury holiday rentals dominate the accommodation scene, featuring gourmet kitchens and expansive windows framing dramatic desert views. While dining and shopping require a short drive to Tlaquepaque Arts Village, the trade-off is worth it for stargazing from private patios and the serene desert ambiance.

Top landmarks in Sedona

Oak Creek Canyon

4.7/5 (3,243 reviews)
Oak Creek Canyon is 6.6 mi (10.5 km) from central Sedona, why not stop by during your stay?
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Frequently asked questions

What are the best hotels with a kitchenette in Sedona?
Adobe Grand Villas is one of the most popular Sedona hotels with a kitchenette based on guest reviews. Make the most of mountain views and hypo-allergenic bedding here. You can also make your own meals while staying at Red Agave Resort, another traveller favourite.
What are the cheapest hotels with a kitchenette in Sedona?
Reserve a cheap hotel in Sedona with a kitchenette from AU$89 and have more money in your pocket for exciting adventures. Red Agave Resort is a favourite that also offers hypo-allergenic bedding and a swimming pool.
What is the best time to stay in a hotel with a kitchenette in Sedona?
July is the warmest month, with temperatures ranging from 18ºC to 29ºC. If you want to sightsee in cooler weather, plan your trip for December. It's usually between -3ºC and 7ºC at this time. January is the ideal month to escape the crowds and potentially lock in cheaper Sedona hotels with a kitchenette.
What hotels with a kitchenette in Sedona have a pool?
Adobe Grand Villas is a popular Sedona hotel with a kitchenette and a pool. You can access a jetted bathtub and mountain views during your visit. Alternatively, kick back poolside at Red Agave Resort. You'll have the things you need to put your culinary skills to work here too.
What hotels with a kitchenette are closest to Flagstaff Pulliam Field Airport (FLG)?
Around 8 kilometres north of Flagstaff Pulliam Field Airport (FLG), Residence Inn by Marriott Flagstaff is a popular choice. Prepare something delicious before or after your flight and take advantage of a swimming pool and a barbecue grill here. Sonesta ES Suites Flagstaff is another nearby property with self-catering facilities. Travelling is a breeze when you stay in a hotel in Sedona with a kitchenette near the airport.
Are there any hotels with a kitchenette in Sedona with parking?
Adobe Grand Villas is one of 2,717 hotels in Sedona with a kitchenette and parking. This stay comes with a jetted bathtub and mountain views too. Red Agave Resort is another option with parking availability, making it convenient to bring back groceries for your kitchenette.

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