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What’s Special About This Hotel
Overlooking the stunning red rock formations that define Sedona’s landscape, this boutique hotel captivates guests with its unique charm and thoughtful design. The hotel’s architecture seamlessly blends into the red-colored sandstone, creating a sense of oneness with the majestic rocks.
The warm hues of the building complement the vibrant colors of the natural surroundings, ensuring that guests feel a deep connection to Sedona’s distinctive character from the moment they arrive. The architecture isn’t the only thing that embraces Sedona’s vibrant energy. Sky Rock offers many activities that showcase the spiritual power surrounding the Sedona area.
After a full day soaking in the psychic energy, relax by the firepits to watch the sunset on the Red Rocks or hang out at Bar WooWoo and sip on creative cocktails. Whatever you choose, Sky Rock Sedona will make your visit special.
Things we like:
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Live music in the evenings -
Its central location is near hiking trails, dining, and shopping
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A free shuttle to get you to and from dinner or hiking trails within 3 miles
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Pet-friendly hotel - Pet fees are a $75 non-refundable fee per pet per room. They donate a portion of the pet fee to the Humane Society of Sedona
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Charging stations for electric vehicles
Things we don't like:
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Hotel under renovations to convert to Marriot -
Inconsistent housekeeping service quality
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The lack of breakfast and room service
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Thin walled rooms
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Parking is an additional fee
What to Do
Sky Rock Sedona has unique activities to entertain you, like a moon-rising ceremony, meditation/yoga classes, a cleansing gong ceremony, and an Astronomy crash course.
There is also a year-round outdoor heated pool and hot tub, fitness room, live music, and fire pits to keep you warm at nigh as you look at the stars.
A concierge can help guests with whatever scheduling needs they desire while in Sedona.
What to Eat & Drink
Guests can enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, and fresh fruit in the Lobby; plus, a Marketplace is available 24 hours a day.
The Bar WooWoo provides guests a place to enjoy tapas (small plates) and local craft beer and cocktails while admiring the Red Rock views from the deck.
Room Guide
Sky Rock Sedona has 109 guest rooms designed with the Sedona Red Rocks and Native American influences. Accessible rooms are available.
Each room has high-speed Wi-Fi, a 40” Flat-screen TV, a built-in refrigerated drawer, a Keurig coffee maker, and a hand-painted dreamcatcher. Some guest rooms have a fireplace, are pet-friendly, have a walk-out to a shared terrace to watch the sunrise and sunset or participate in moonlit yoga. The rooms with great views are on the 3rd floor.
Standard Rooms have either a king bed or two queen beds, located on the ground level, and unfortunately do not have Red Rock views. The Traditional Rooms include a king bed or two queens with limited Red Rock views.
The Deluxe Rooms have your choice of king or two queen beds and have an entrance to the shared terrace for panoramic Red Rock views.
The Premium Rooms are on the top floor, and you can choose a single king bed, two queen beds, or a king with a fireplace. Most of these rooms have dual entrances to the shared terrace for amazing views and a parking lot.
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Things we like:
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Live music in the evenings
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Its central location is near hiking trails, dining, and shopping
-
A free shuttle to get you to and from dinner or hiking trails within 3 miles
-
Pet-friendly hotel - Pet fees are a $75 non-refundable fee per pet per room. They donate a portion of the pet fee to the Humane Society of Sedona
-
Charging stations for electric vehicles
Things we don't like:
-
Hotel under renovations to convert to Marriot
-
Inconsistent housekeeping service quality
-
The lack of breakfast and room service
-
Thin walled rooms
-
Parking is an additional fee
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