Hotels Sedona

... friends Clay and Milena, and then head down to Southern Utah. I have found a family from whom I will rent a room (I cannot afford hotels and camping at my age, alone, in these mountains as winter approaches is out of the question). So a modest room in a ...

... said they were only 50% full!!! just sit through the presentation. I even gave him a tip!! http://hyattpinonpointe.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp Anyway the drive down the  89A through the Oak Creek Canyon was very pleasant and the town ...

... to get uphill. The landscape was very nice and that already after 2 hours driving away from Phoenix. So Sedona is more less a touristic village with many hotels and galleries. To have nice views you have to walk a bit but not that far. The National ...

... of Arizona shows where we traveled to; from Phoenix where we landed, Scottsdale, then up north to Flagstaff with stops in Sedona, Walnut Canyon, Montezuma Castle, and down to Tucson.  Phoenix-Scottsdale: . . . . . . . . . . ...

... number of casinos out in the desert - one was powered by what looked like its own wind farm. Apparently the casinos have hotels attached which are pretty reasonable in price. Even though they are out in the middle of nowhere the parking lots are full and ...

... with the ceiling fan and me being absolutely freezing. I love being able to stay with locals rather than bland motels and hotels especially as I get to spend time with Biscuit this adorable 17 year old dog!! This morning was very chilled with fresh fruit ...

Note: Havent been able to update the blog over the past few days.. Hotels without Internet, more hours of driving as we dropped off people along the way, and weeks of travel through changing weather, different altitudes and shifting time zones caught up ...

8/12 to 10/12 Nothing exciting happened over the last 3 days. Just cruised the local Sedona area, and visited Prescott, Jerome and Cottonwood. Jerome is a little mining town perched on the side of a mountain. The town dates back a long time, so there were ...

... ., Perfect location for camping, hiking, picnics or just spending a quiet couple of days away from civilization... The drive from Sedona to Flagstaff along Highway 89A is often rated rated a Top 5 Scenic Drive in America.. Plenty of Kodak moments along ...

... rivier (ca 100 meter verder), allemaal goktenten en overal mensen met een drankje buiten. De hele rivieroever vol met hotels met casino's onderling bereikbaar via de riverwalk. Wij hadden een kamer in Aquarius gereserveerd. Het is een slechte kopie ...

... dire de -3 °C à 27 °C. A mi-chemin, nous avons fait un détour et sommes allés découvrir la petite ville de Sedona, un vrai petit bijou, une ville de villégiature, avec cafés, hôtels, entourée de monolithes ocre foncé Comme d'habitude, des ...

What would you think if you went to Mesa Verde in the American Southwest and there were hotels built in along with the cliff dwellings?  Or maybe you went to see the redwoods AND THERE WERE TREE HOUSES IN THEM?  Yeah, me too, but that's exactly ...

... over a couple of weeks in January?  Still some there, on the bare ground. We very fortunately chose the counterclockwise loop from Sedona to tour the Canyon, since after a stop at a Navajo run trading post in Cameron, we came through the east gate to ...

... be clear, I have a lot of US cash with me and they love US cash here, but they won’t accept just any cash. Banks, hotels, vendors—all of them—only accept perfect, never-been-used-or-breathed-upon cash. And for God's sake, don't fold it! ...