Best Western Inn of Sedona, Sedona, AZ

Views of the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona are plentiful from the four terraced decks of the Inn. The hotel looks out onto the valley and is close to the amenities of downtown Sedona. The concierge can arrange for tours, dinner reservations and attractions. There are communication center computers in the lobby so that guests can check their emails. Shopping at the many boutique shops, art galleries and specialty stores are just a short drive away.

Guests don't have to drive their cars if they don't want to as there is a free local shuttle that stops at the Best Western Inn. Complimentary newspapers, free parking and free local calls are part of the stay at the Inn. All of the rooms at the Inn are non smoking. Rooms can have mini refrigerators, a 27 inch color television with cable, HBO, Nintendo and movie channels.

There are coffeemakers, air conditioning, AM/FM alarm clocks, a desk and chair, hair dryers and iron/ironing boards in the rooms. Pets are also welcome at the Best Western Inn. The rooms come with double queens or king beds. There are Sedona King Rooms that have fireplaces. The Sedona Luxury Suite comes with a sitting area and fireplace.

The Inn has one hundred and ten rooms on three floors. Check in is at 3:00 pm and check out is at 11:00 am. They are in the Mountain Time zone. Pets are allowed with some restrictions and with a twenty dollar fee that is non- refundable. Children under twelve are free in the room with the parents.

There is an exercise/fitness room on the premise. The swimming pool is outdoors and heated as is the hot tub. The Inn has bellman service, daily maid service and a twenty four hour front desk service.

Activities around the hotel are hiking, jeep tours, the Verde Canyon Railroad and several golf courses. Oak Creek runs through Sedona and there are many walkways and hikes by it. The Verde Canyon Railroad takes riders on a scenic tour through the canyon over trestles to the deserted Perkinsville Ranch. It is about a four hour round trip activity.

Shopping and restaurants are available at the famous Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village. The beautiful replica of an old Mexico artist village has been recreated using materials from Mexico. The tiles, fountains, courtyards along with the sycamore trees offer visitors and guests of the Best Western Inn of Sedona a wonderful days worth of activities. Main Street in Sedona boasts many art galleries, jewelry stores, western clothing, unique pottery and ceramics, home dycor and Native American crafts. There are no chain stores in this area of Sedona, only unique merchandise.

The Hillside Sedona area is another shopping area that features two of the area's most popular restaurants, The Javelina Cantina and Shugrue's Hillside Grill. Another shopping area where guests can spend an afternoon strolling the streets is the Sedona Gallery District. It is a one mile stretch along Oak Creek near the Tlaquepaque.