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Surrounded by stunning views of red rock Boynton Canyon and the Coconino National Forest, Enchantment Resort combines the rugged grandeur of the Southwest landscape with luxurious amenities and Native American culture. The 70-acre resort offers 218 guest rooms with private decks boasting panoramic views of the red rock canyon

Set against world-famous red rocks, Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock is just minutes from shopping, dining, hiking, mountain bike trails and over 40 art galleries. Following a multi-million dollar renovation, our hotel boasts refreshed suites and a reimagined lobby, designed with locally-inspired elements that capture the essence of Sedona. Our facilities include a large outdoor pool, spa, sauna, steam room, fitness center, golf course and more.

L’Auberge de Sedona is a destination like no other. With scenic backdrops that steal your breath away, we have the privilege of being one of the most beautiful hotels in the world. Our manicured grounds meander through the wooded banks of Oak Creek and overlook Sedona’s fabled red rocks. In this tranquil setting, time seems to pass a bit slower. 88 meticulously appointed guest rooms and cottages are spread across 11 acres of landscaped grounds.

El Portal Sedona Hotel is a AAA Four Diamond boutique hotel in the heart of Sedona; a pet friendly hotel with no pet fees, offering unpretentious luxury! Nowhere else in Sedona will you find a luxury inn or hotel with 18-inch thick adobe walls - walls that provide both quiet and history. It's an architectural masterpiece, and one of the finest hotels in Sedona. Twelve spacious rooms have been created in accordance with the simplicity and function of turn-of-the-century architecture.

Our inn is designed for comfort and convenience. With spacious rooms and upgraded suites, separate living rooms when you need them, a sparkling pool, and a kid and pet-friendly park with BBQ area—you’ll have everything you need to settle in and unwind after a long day of exploring. Get online or stream movies to your heart’s content with in-room WiFi at no extra charge. And don’t forget to wake up to a free hot breakfast bar in the lobby.

Modern accommodations and amenities; southwestern decor and ambience.Outdoor enthusiasts will find nearby state parks, national rainforests, swimming areas, and exceptional fishing opportunities. Explore the Red Rocks of Sedona, reserve a Jeep tour, or experience an exciting biplane tour. Other adventures include trail riding, cowboy cookouts, hot air balloon rides, and natural water slides.Enjoy a delicious start to your day with our Sedona hotel’s free hot breakfast, or grab a free Hampton On the Run® Breakfast Bag on the go.

A Sunset Chateau is nestled on a gorgeous hillside with panoramic views of Sedona’s world-famous red rocks. Experience artistically decorated luxury suites with unique curated art & furnishings. All of our spacious suites include modern conveniences and thoughtful touches to make you feel more at home including organic bath amenities, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, and comfortable furnishings.
May 9, 2023 Meeting at Sedona Library
MEETING INFORMATION
New website for Independent Marketing
Sedona Verde Valley Marketing Alliance – SVVMarketingAlliance.com

June 13 2023 Meeting at Sedona Library
MEETING INFORMATION
New website for Independent Marketing
Sedona Verde Valley Marketing Alliance – SVVMarketingAlliance.com

Here is the agreement to participate in the phase 2 marketing program for the Sedona Verde Valley Marketing Alliance in tandem with the Sedona Lodging Council's efforts to keep Sedona front and center in the minds of visitors, especially those who live in southern Arizona and the valley.
SVVMA Phase 2 agreement 2 (pdf)
DownloadAs Sedona's largest stakeholder group, the city is conducting this listening session to gain as much insight as possible. It will be discussed at the December 12 SLC meeting.
Here are the questions being asked of the lodging community to help the city in formulating its ongoing efforts to create an up-to-date "brand" and image of Sedona for future marketing and public relations efforts.
Please fill it out as soon as possible and send it back to the Lodging Council so it can forward the data to the city.
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DownloadLast week, the President paused immigration enforcement at hotels, restaurants, and farms. The expectation is that raids are most likely to continue in "sanctuary cities" which should not include Sedona. That said, it's still good to be prepared.
CLICK ON THIS VIDEO>> This video has a lot of helpful information, the most relevant information starts at 34:30
Key takeaways from the video for hoteliers and staff include:
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Cheryl Barron
PresidentSedona Lodging Council
928-862-4006
Sedona Lodging Council Meeting Feb 10, 8 a.m. at Sedona Library
Time: Feb 10, 2026 08:00 AM Arizona
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From the LA Times, October 22, 2023 opinion by Tom ZOELLNER
We love our visitors. They pay most of the bills to operate and fund the city (77%of city funding)..from police to new roads... and keeps Sedona from needing a city property tax...but we do have a new paradigm to manage, don't we..
A new reality for many in the lodging business.. shortage of workers has changed services offered..
Sedona is not alone. The city or chamber did not do this...the pandemic is the prime contributor to such an increase in visitors seeking outdoor adventure.. hopefully, time will somewhat cure this over-use of outdoor destinations... Summer is already showing a slowing of tourism, especially when compared to last 2020 summer.
Did you know that a design is almost complete for a new pedestrian crossing under SR 179 on Oak Creek?
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