Arizona, Sedona Resorts

Sedona is justly famous for its natural beauty, but there are plenty of other things to see. Sedona attractions range from area museums, state parks and national monuments to local wineries and world-class art galleries

Visitors and residents delight in the area's natural year-round beauty, which is conducive to many types of outdoor activities. It's easy to spend several weeks in Sedona exploring hidden canyons and enjoying red rock trails or visiting the area's sacred sites or Sedona's vortexes.In addition to enjoying the outdoors, there are many other things to do in Sedona. Sedona activities include visiting art galleries and attending shows, musical and theatrical performances, spiritual and personal enrichment activities, annual festivals and many community events.

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Arroyo Roble Resort

Discover the splendor of Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon, considered by many to be more beautiful than the Grand Canyon. Arroyo Roble Resort offers tennis, raquetball, both indoor and outdoor pools and spas, and an extensive exercise room. Recreation facilities on site also include a dry sauna, steam room and a children's play area. Oak Creek flows through the resort's nine acres, giving the resort a beautiful, serene setting. Jeep tours, ATV self-guided tours, hiking, and mountain biking are available nearby. Sedona, famous for its art galleries, features some of the world's best artists.

Hyatt Pinon Pointe

Hyatt Pinon Pointe sits on a crest overlooking the surrounding red rocks, and is within walking distance of restaurants, galleries, boutiques, and specialty shops. The studio and one- and two-bedroom condominiums feature an earthen design. An outdoor pool and deck, spas, fire-pit, clubhouse with exercise center, children's center, and playground are on-site. Hike or horseback ride through the canyons or Coconino National Park, or discover the energies of the vortex with a spiritual advisor. Golfing, mountain biking, or taking a hot-air balloon ride are just a few of the exciting activities available in Sedona.

Sedona Vacation Club

Amidst the canyons of Sedona, Los Abrigados Resort and Spa offers a park-like setting for these one- and two-bedroom suites. Each suite has a living/dining room, patio or balcony, and kitchenette. Guests will enjoy the on-site Sedona Spa, a full-service fitness center, and salon. Also on-site are two restaurants featuring a variety of cuisine, including Sedona's sports emporium, Stakes & Sticks, a celebrity bar and grill with a billiards room and off-track wagering. Pet-friendly accommodations may be available; please discuss with an exchange advisor.

Premiere Vacation Club

Premiere Vacation Club at Bell Rock, Sedona, located at the gateway to Sedona on Arizona's first All American Road, State Route 179, is framed by extraordinary views of the beautiful red rocks. All studios, one-, and two-bedroom suites have king-sized beds and sleeper sofas, kitchenettes, and in-room safes, and some have a fireplace. Several units have an outdoor patio, and there is also a scenic outdoor sundeck area with barbecue grills. Pet-friendly accommodations may be available and include a daily fee; please discuss with an exchange advisor.

Premiere Vacation Club

Located on the beautiful grounds of Los Abrigados Resort and Spa in the center of Sedona, the rooms at The Inn offer a quaint charm and the feeling of a private hideaway. Each studio features a king-sized bed and oversized bathtub or shower, microwave oven, and coffeemaker. Guests of The Inn have use of all facilities and services at Los Abrigados Resort and Spa, Sedona Spa, and the two award-winning restaurants including Sedona's sports emporium, Stakes & Sticks. Pet-friendly accommodations may be available; please discuss with an exchange advisor.

Sedona Pines Resort

Sedona Pines Resort, a Highland Resorts Community, is in Sedona, a world-class vacation destination in the red rock country of northern Arizona. Local attractions include Oak Creek Canyon, art galleries, shopping, mountain biking, golf, hiking, Red Rock and Slide Rock State Parks, horseback riding, jeep, helicopter, ATV and hot air balloon rides. Grand Canyon (110 miles), Lake Powell (169 miles), Flagstaff (40 miles), Jerome Ghost Town (20 miles), Verde River Canyon Railroad (25 miles), and American-Indian archaeological sites are easy day trips. Make this resort your dream vacation.

Sedona Springs Resort

At Sedona Springs Resort, you'll find the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Located in rugged canyons and sheer red cliffs, Sedona blends natural beauty with modern and ancient culture. Take a Jeep tour to explore the area and visit numerous nearby American-Indian ruins or relax by the resort's pool. Pleasant temperatures prevail, making a walk along Oak Creek, a bike ride in the countryside, or a round of golf an everyday occurrence. In addition to the surrounding scenery, attractions include outstanding art galleries, cultural activities, and wonderful restaurants.

Sunterra Resorts Sedona Summit is located in "the land of four mild seasons." At your leisure enjoy trout fishing in Oak Creek or exploring Oak Creek Canyon. Jeep tours of Oak Creek Canyon are also available for a fee. Sedona's many offerings include the Tlaquepaque Art Village, featuring acclaimed Western artists and an abundance of American-Indian arts and crafts because of the city's proximity to Navajo and Hopi, as well as other reservations, galleries, restaurants, and shops. Relax by the resort's pool after all of the sight-seeing this area offers.

Sedona Vacation Club

Sedona Vacation Club/Los Abrigados is situated amid 20 acres of lush landscaping at Los Abrigados Resort. Recreation enthusiasts have numerous choices for activity--tennis, Nautilus workouts, swimming, and aerobics. For the golfer, there are two full-size courses only seven miles away. If you enjoy fishing, cast your line for trout in Oak Creek. Save a day to tour the Sedona countryside. The resort is next door to the Tlaquepaque Art Village. For those with relaxation in mind, the resort offers a eucalyptus steam bath, a whirlpool, massages, facials, a tanning salon, and sauna.

Ridge on Sedona Golf

Sunterra Resorts The Ridge on Sedona Golf Resort is located in an area known for its "four mild seasons." Here you can explore Oak Creek Canyon, trout fish in Oak Creek, or take Jeep tours of the red-rock canyon. Enjoy the nearby health club, which consists of tennis courts, an outdoor lap pool, volleyball and racquetball courts, and scheduled fitness programs. Try the nearby Sedona Golf Resort, one of Arizona's Top 10 golf courses. Or take a day-trip to the Grand Canyon, only two hours away. Tlaquepaque Art Village features Western artists, American-Indian arts and crafts, galleries, restaurants, and shops.

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