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This is down a path by the river the road is right above this shot. Sedona is such a unique and beautiful place. #roadtrip #waterlust #BvSAstro Andromeda Galaxy rising over Sedona, Arizona I've been wanted to get a shot of Andromeda rising over some cliff formations for a while, and I researched many locations to try this out. The decision was a trailhead parking lot off Schnebly Hill Road in Sedona. I thought I had timed it right, and there were mostly clear skies in the forecast, but things don't always go according to plan. By the time it was dark, Andromeda was already high over the cliffs, so I couldn't use 70mm to anchor it close to the rocks, or even 50mm, which was what I had planned. I opted for 35mm, and hoped for the best. The clouds actually add interest, so I'm happy with them. The sky is a stack of 10 shots at 4000 ISO, and the foreground is one shot at 320 ISO, 7 minute exposure. If you make it to Sedona, take an hour to check this. Spectacular building and setting. Inspired and commissioned by sculptor Marguerite Brunswig Staude who was a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. There are also some great short hikes in the red rocks nearby. Park on the street down below. #canyonballrun2013 This view is from Hiking to cathedral rock starting at hiline trailhead. The trail is full of beautiful views and is a mountain bike trail so if you're a hiker watch for bikers! Some of the paths are steep and narrow so I recommend hikers to not wear headphones as to hear a biker who may be coming fast around a corner. Loved seeing the Milky Way over Coconino National Forest at 5 AM. The church built in between the mountain's rocks . Hiking the Teacup Trail. About a mile loop, flat, awesome views and great for kids. #canyonballrun2013 Sedona #GoldenHour Cathedral Rock, Sedona Relax in the river and enjoy the scenery. The Red Rocks of Sedona are magical especially as the sun sets, and during twilight. If in Sedona, be sure to drive up to Airport Mesa for sunset. If you get there early enough, you can park at the lower vista and take a trail up to a knoll (not the mesa.) This location has far fewer visitors who congregate at sunset. You can see the city below the red rocks from this view. The one you want on the postcard. The colors of the landscape are amazing! Only a limited number of angles available from which to photograph this beautiful church. But every one of them yields very satisfying results. ( #blue ) For years, to me, the old west only ever looked like this. The colors of the desert are astounding, but they'd be nothing without all that light. Another Collared Lizard, another staring contest. The Munds Wagon Trail zig-zags across the wide, dirt road that ferries jeeps and off-road vehicles and their passengers comfortably to the top of the canyon. Truth be told, there are only about three places where you need to cross, but the trail itself follows the road rather closely for long stretches. At those points, you're never more than fifty feet from the road itself -- which can be a bit of an encumbrance when the dust is rolling high. For the most part, though, you'll be left alone to enjoy the vistas all by yourself. And, believe it or not, the road is often the best place to see them. This is one of the many beautiful views along hiline trail to cathedral rock. It's an advanced mountain biking trail but also great for hikers... If you're hiking just keep your eyes and ears out for bikers! The loop we did was about 8miles and took us a little under 4 hours including climbing up cathedral rock and stopping for lots of pictures and a lunch break. This trail was recommended to us by a worker at The Hike House (near the main drag of Sedona). I highly recommend stopping at the hike house for outdoor recommendations for hiking, biking etc... They also have a great store for hiking equipment and a snack shop. A night shot of Bell Rock on a clear moonless night. Sedona does a magnificent job of keeping light pollution to a minimum. The night sky on our last day in Sedona was breathtaking. Firecracker Bush growing up from the cliffside near the northern terminus of the Munds Wagon Trail. Sedona needs no introduction. Sedona needs no publicity. To the contrary. If someone were to start a wildly fantastic rumor that a nuclear accident had produced gangs of six-foot carnivorous lizards who roamed the streets looking for tourists, it might do the city some good. Every weekend, the traffic-circled main drag of town is a dripping stream of molasses, with folks coming from hundreds of miles away to soak in the beauty. I spent two hours driving ten miles to get to this view. Lesson learned. The weekdays, on the other hand, are an entirely different affair. The tourists come, but not in droves, and if you pick your places carefully -- not even all that carefully -- you can get a feel for the Sedona which must have existed here twenty or fifty or a hundred years ago. The city is famous for its hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails. The five- and six-hundred foot red rock mesas lining the canyons in the area are enough to make your jaw drop, and to literally stop traffic. You can hike hard, you can hike easy. You can just walk. Enjoy the restaurants. The arts-centered shopping. Hire a pink jeep to take you up into the high country. Or trudge out there yourself. If you're aching for calm and sun and dry, lazy days, by all means head for Sedona. But steer clear of weekends. Or holidays. Or spring break. Or any time you think the greater portion of Southern California, Phoenix, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah might be hankering for a getaway. Even then, it might just be worth it. A view from the end of the trail -- or the beginning -- funny how the two are often the same. ( #blue ) The broad expanse of Damfino Canyon stretches out before you as you begin your trek down the Munds Wagon Trail. This is about a mile into the journey (and, truth be told, was taken on the return trip). You can see the trail heading off into the shadows to the lower right of the photo. They call this one I had always heard good things about Sedona, AZ but only recently made my way there. Now I understand what everyone has been talking about. This place is pretty damn awesome. Yes, it's touristy in town, but when you get out on the trails, you can find all kinds of solace - and all kinds of awesome stuff to point the camera at. Count me a fan. From http://nomadicpursuits.com/ #Hiking the West Fork Oak Creek Trail in Sedona. A wonderful hike in the water to escape the heat. Parking is $10 for the day #weekendgetaway Hedgehog Cactus flower. Rare sighting of a Coral Snake. I'm sorry, Richard, it was already dead. I'm not even sure that Peter Piper could pick a peck of Purple Prickly Pear. Sedona airport road overlook The plaque reads: The Lord is risen to you indeed. Peace be unto you. Luke 34:34,36 Shrine of the Red Rocks Dedicated Easter Sunrise April 2, 1961 By Hon. Barry Goldwater United States Senator, Arizona Masons of Verde Valley, Arizona Hangover Trail It's hard to believe that this structure was almost never built. And if its benefactor had succeeded in an earlier attempt, we would now know it as one of Hungary's The end of the Cow Pie Trail. That's right, the Cow Pie Trail. A .6-mile spur off the Munds Wagon Trail is called the Cow Pie Trail, primarily for the...er...mounds of rock that form at the base of this mesa. The site served as the location for many an early western -- and I do mean many -- but it is now more or less just a odd little jog off a very long trail heading up into the hills. Very beautiful, though. I think the word The red rock took the pride as aura for the enlightened Buddha! #nature #sedona #buddha #peaceofmind #redrocks #placestovisit #longweekend #beautifuldestinations #traveldestination #TakeAHike #InStone The red rocks around Sedona at sunset. Sunset at Airport Mesa is a must if in Sedona. I recommend hiking to the knoll below the mesa for a view with fewer people. The mesa is accessible by car and attracts large numbers of people. You have to hike to the knoll and far fewer people congregate here. A full shot of the large stand of rocks near the end of Munds Wagon Trail. That's Merry-go-Round Rock to the right, The Cocktail Party in the middle, and the end of the Cow Pie Trail on the far left. From this view, it's fairly obviously how that trail got its name. It's a popular place, but it provides some of the most sweeping views of the main red-rock formations surrounding the town. Oh, and the flora ain't bad, either. Once in a lifetime opportunity: two Buddhist monks ascend the stairway to the Chapel of the Holy Cross. The Munds Wagon Trail has a dual personality. One part walking trail, one part off-road home to the Pink Jeep Tours and any other private party who wants to try its hand at navigating a dirt ditch up four miles of mountain. If you walk, you can't possibly avoid the road from time to time, and the leisure-loving (let's not be judgmental and call them Amazing view .... My handy trail guide calls this little hollowed-out section of the trail The beautiful red rocks in hot, muggy, expensive Sedona, Arizona Mountain vistas outside Sedona. This is one of the most beautiful hikes in Sedona. The loop is longer than it looks. Bring water and rest in the shade. Truly glorious One of the beautiful alleys around Sedona. Visited Sedona, AZ this past April and this church was one of the cool stops along the way. Amazing architecture and what a crazy place to have a church. Sedona is full of red rock formations that captivate many travelers. The hike to Devil's Bridge is beautiful but beware of the ATVs and jeeps that are allowed on this road. Sedona. #landscape #travel #places #Arizona #Sedona #animal #giraffe Day 10 - Stunning Sedona. #Green Check out the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the famous American architect. It is built into the red rocks. This was our favorite campsite of CanyonBallRun. Try to get a spot between 74 and 83. They are adjacent to a sweet garden/lawn and a little zen brook that are idea for kids romping around, collecting ladybugs and climbing trees. The park is a 10 min walk from downtown Sedona restaurants. Take a jog up the road into the Canyon for an epic afternoon trail run to justify your happy hour cocktails. #canyonballrun2013 Sunrise with balloons up in the sky . As the sun rises the balloons fly high in the sky making the sky look more prettier .. ! Who wants to miss this sight ?? #sunrise #balloonrides #freethings #redmountains #hiking #loveit #nature Another photo of the red rocky mountains in Sedona. The most amazing sunsets. Just make sure to get their early to beat the crowds to the good spots The beautiful red rocks around sedona I was very impressed with Sedona being from Colorado I've seen mountain towns before but this was better. The rocks aren't really mountains but there is still a town hidden back there which is so special. Great short hike (2 miles to top) with views the whole way and multiple other trail options. One of the many spectacular views that can be enjoyed around the Sedona, Arizona area. We took the tourist route from Flagstaff, then drove around the outskirts of Sedona to take in the majestic scenery. There are a lot of trails around the town, all worth checking out. Tlaquepaque Village in Sedona, Arizona This is the view from the chapel of the Holy Cross. If you are in Sedona you should really visit this church. Its so beautiful and the vistas are amazing. #roadtrip #hiking One of the most photographed scenes in the Southwest. This is Cathedral Rock outside of Sedona taken across Oak Creek around sunset. The foliage along the creek was out of the sunlight while Cathedral Rock was getting the last rays before sunset. Sunset over Sedona, this whole area is so beautiful and I loved all the colours and shades of red and #blue that seem to come alive at sunset Cactus bloom in May in Sedona. Only adds to the beauty. Cathedral Rock reflection. Trees have grow taller here since I visited the first time. #reflections Where's the best photo shot at sunrise? From a balloon or from the airport! #localgem A classic door in the Southwest The most amazing sunsets in Sedona. The sun sets at the far end of the valley and just lights up the red rocks and clouds above them. Just get their early to make sure you get a good spot I recommend the West Fork of Oak Creek Trail if you're ever in Sedona. It's an easy hike and very lovely. Camping in Sedona at the end of 2016 This restaurant is seated in the perfect spot for breathtaking views while you dine. If the weather is nice, ask to be seated outside. You won’t be disappointed! Arizona road trip #weekendgetaway #TakeaHike! A river runs along the hwy - day areas and camping sites available The Chapel of the Holy Cross is built into the buttes outside of Sedona, Arizona. A local sculptor Marguerite Brunswig Staude had originally planned to have the chapel built in Budapest, Hungary, but the plan was aborted due to the outbreak of World War II. She later decided to have it built in her native region. #architecture #StunningStructures Sedona. #landscape #travel #places #Arizona #Sedona Sedona view Flowers highlight the schnebly road trail. There are over a hundred trails in the Sedona area. This is a shot from the West Fork of Oak Creek Trail. It's an easy hike and very lovely in the late afternoon light. Day 10 - A lovely peak at Sedona. Some locals told us this was a great spot to watch the sun setting, they weren't wrong. A view of the 89A bridge that takes you into Sedona when coming from Flagstaff. A trail takes you under the bridge and down to the nearby creek. It's an easy hike, even with a bunch of camera gear. The hike offers some great views of the bridge as well as the various types of native trees and flowers. And the color of the rock! Amazing! Worth the cost for a trip to remote, scenic spots near Sedona in a Pink Jeep. The fun is in the steep up and downs you'll experience. Plus the guides are funny and well-versed in the local geology and history as well as DRIVING THAT JEEP! Sunset over Sedona . As the mountains change colors and the clouds sink with that .#hiking #sunset #sedona #bestviews View from the Chapel of the Holy Cross #Sedona #Arizona #Blue A tarantula that crawled into a cactus for protection with the stinger poised to inflict damage on the photographer stalking it. I was lucky to capture a few shots as I was completely unprepared for the chance encounter at night on a dirt road. I followed the spider into the roadside scrub to get a few last shots before realizing I should quit while I was ahead. Check out the balloon rides when your in Sedona, AZ next time! No available description Such a relaxed, quick, and easy hike to the pools. A definite must after some rainfall ☔️ #TakeAHike We didn't waste any time taking advantage of Amara Resort and Spa's heated pool and jacuzzi. Even through the hail snow and rain we experienced it was absolutely stunning! More on http://www.ajauntwithjoy.com Day 10 - A lovely peak at Sedona. Some locals told us this was a great spot to watch the sun setting, they weren't wrong. The view from the chapel.. That mansion and the view.. breathtaking! 😊 Gorgeous setting and beautiful yummy food. We loved every meal, but the huevous rancheros and French bread pudding (b-fast or Sun. brunch) stood out. The creek brings hummingbirds and ducks by the table - in the desert! It was fun ! Beautiful landscape - as far as the eye can see.... Arizona road trip #Red Obsessed with our room at Amara Resort and Spa in Sedona. Talk about attention to detail and fun decor! #amara #sedona #kimpton More on http://www.ajauntwithjoy.com You can drive right up to this chapel and look around inside whenever it is open to the public. #BestOf5 More on http://www.ajauntwithjoy.com A cactus lined pilgrimage to the chapel of the holy cross. Sunset is a magical time in Sedona. Pick any rock formation with the sun setting behind it, and you will walk away a happy photographer. Taken on hwy 179 #sedona #arizona Alleyway between the shops in this quaint little Spanish style village. #StunningStructures
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Free WiFi
Pets allowed
Outdoor pool
24-hour business center
24-hour front desk

Natural wonders

Majestic red-rock pinnacles and buttes shelter this leafy oasis located in the heart of Uptown Sedona, Arizona.

Creekside dining

American cuisine with Mediterranean influences is served at the award-winning L'Auberge Restaurant. Guests can also dine on a creekside terrace (weather permitting).

Room for romance

Spacious cottages and Lodge rooms feature beds with down bedding and pillows and Fili D'oro Italian linens. Rooms also feature entertainment armoires with flat-screen TV; and decks, patios, or balconies.

Languages Spoken

L'Auberge de Sedona

301 L'Auberge Lane Sedona AZ 86336

Hotel Amenities

Hotel Amenities

L'Auberge de Sedona offers a secluded yet convenient location one quarter-mile from Uptown Sedona, a shopping, dining, and tour-departure hub. Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, with galleries and shops, is a half-mile away. Hiking trails are within a 10-minute drive.

L'Auberge Restaurant on Oak Creek offers destination dining with a patio and terrace area. The landscaped grounds, with arbors, lawn swings, fruit trees, and junipers, invite quiet strolls. A short path borders the creek, where pristine waters tumble over rocks.

L'Auberge de Sedona also has fitness facilities, an outdoor swimming pool, and is home to the L'Apothecary Spa, offering a variety of services.

Pets are allowed in select cottages (not allowed in Lodge rooms).

  • Bar/lounge 
  • Coffee/tea in common areas 
  • Fitness facilities 
  • Full-service spa 
  • 24-hour front desk 
  • Conference space 
  • Spa treatment room(s) 
  • Porter/bellhop 
  • Tours/ticket assistance 
  • Meeting rooms 3 
  • Express check-out 
  • Year Built 1983 
  • Dry cleaning/laundry service 
  • Free WiFi 
  • Valet parking (surcharge) 
  • Outdoor pool 
  • Spa services on site 
  • Luggage storage 
  • Breakfast available (surcharge) 
  • Number of restaurants - 2 
  • 24-hour business center 
  • Concierge services 
  • Total number of rooms - 88 
  • Number of floors - 2 
  • Wedding services 
  • Fireplace in lobby 
  • Free newspapers in lobby 

Internet

Available in all rooms: Free WiFi

Available in some public areas: Free WiFi

Languages Spoken

  • English
  • Spanish

Parking

Valet parking (surcharge)

Room Amenities

  • Premium bedding 
  • Hypo-allergenic bedding available 
  • Furnished balcony or patio 
  • Free newspaper 
  • Air conditioning 
  • Microwave (on request) 
  • Refrigerator 
  • Minibar 
  • Coffee/tea maker 
  • Turndown service 
  • Designer toiletries 
  • Private bathroom 
  • Bathrobes 
  • Free toiletries 
  • Hair dryer 
  • In-room massage available 
  • Iron/ironing board 
  • In-room safe 
  • Free WiFi 
  • Number of bathrooms -  
  • Daily housekeeping 
  • Room service (limited hours) 
  • Individually decorated 
  • Free cribs/infant beds 
  • Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge) 
  • Heating 
  • Cable TV service 
  • LCD TV 

Where to Eat

Etch Kitchen & Bar - Etch Kitchen & Bar is L’Auberge’s casual, yet, elegant dining outlet allowing guests to relax, eat, imbibe & socialize on their own terms. Whether seated at the 1200-year old Alligator Juniper wood bar or dining creekside on the banks of Oak Creek, Etch offers approachable cuisine and an expert-curated beverage list, served in an artistically designed setting aimed at bringing the beauty of outdoors, indoor. Etch is a Sedona dining experience in an unparalleled setting.

Cress on Oak Creek - Cress on Oak Creek is a fine dining, prix-fixe dinner only culinary destination in Sedona. Inspired by the nature of Northern Arizona, locally foraged and hand-selected ingredients are incorporated in delectable courses served on the banks of babbling Oak Creek (Weather permitting). Guests are invited to indulge in one of the most exclusive, memorable and scenic dining experiences in the world.

Nearby Things to Do

Yoga classes are available daily.

The Sedona area offers dozens of hiking trails for all expertise levels. About 1.5 miles from the inn, Airport Mesa, a reputed New Age vortex site, features a loop trail and sunset views. The Boynton Canyon Trail, six miles away, explores a gorgeous box canyon with abundant wildlife. At Slide Rock State Park, seven miles away, visitors can slide down slippery rocks into Oak Creek. The West Fork Trail, a mile past the park, is a leafy hike with numerous creek crossings and close-up views of sheer canyon walls. (All vehicles parked in trailhead lots must display a Red Rock Pass, sold at the inn's concierge desk.)

Horseback riding, mountain biking, birding, and hot-air ballooning are other popular pursuits. Four-wheel-drive tours visit canyons, Red Rock landscapes, and centuries-old Native American ruins. Golf courses combine top-notch play with spectacular scenery. Courses open to the public include Oakcreek Country Club and the Sedona Golf Resort, both about eight miles away.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.

  • Golfing nearby 
  • Mountain biking nearby 
  • Hiking/biking trails nearby 
  • Golf lessons available nearby 

Spa Services

At the L’Apothecary Spa, you will experience an expansive blending station, thoughtful spa treatments, and an impressive retail selection of spa products, including the signature L’Apothecary body care line that draws upon the destination’s rich bounty of healing botanicals, fragrant herbs, and flowers. Treatments range from playful to therapeutic. Our custom Feet in the Creek treatment was designed for you to reconnect with the earth, nature and yourself through a technique known as Forest Bathing. Our highly skilled therapists can provide a variety of physical and energetic modalities, such as Deep Tissue & Quiet Mind. If you prefer to have your spa experience creekside or in the privacy of your Cottage.

  • Outdoor treatment areas 
  • Couples treatment rooms 
  • Body wraps 
  • Body treatments 
  • Body scrubs 
  • Facial treatments 
  • Aromatherapy treatments 
  • Hot stone massage 
  • Deep tissue massage 
  • Swedish massage 
  • Prenatal massage 
  • Steam room in spa 
  • Minimum age to access spa is 16 
  • Reflexology 
  • Massages 

Accessibility

If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.

  • Accessible bathroom 
  • Roll-in shower 

Hotel Policies

Check-in

Check-in time ends at midnight

Check-in time starts at 3 PM

Special check-in instructions:

To make arrangements for check-in please contact the property at least 24 hours before arrival using the information on the booking confirmation.
Deposit is payable by credit card and is due at the time of booking the reservation. To complete the reservation process and obtain additional information, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.

Check-out

Check-out time is 11 AM

Payment types

Children and extra beds

  • Children are welcome.
  • Kids stay free! Children 17 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
  • Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 20 per night.
  • Free cribs (infant beds)!

Pets

  • Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 35-50 per pet, per night
  • Dogs only
  • 3 per room
  • Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
  • Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation

You need to know

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.

Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions

Fees

You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
  • Resort fee: 10 percent of room rate
The resort fee includes:
  • Pool access
  • Spa access
  • Fitness center access
  • Fitness/yoga classes
  • Shuttle service
  • Business center/computer access
  • Internet access
  • In-room safe
  • In-room coffee
  • Concierge/valet service
  • Housekeeping
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.

Optional extras

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
  • Breakfast fee: between USD 12 and USD 22 per person (approximately)
  • Valet parking fee: USD 27.00 per night
  • Pet fee: USD 35-50 per pet, per night
  • Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

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We should mention

Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.

Awards & Affiliations

  • L'Auberge de Sedona is listed in the 2014 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.
  • This property is affiliated with the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) and welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) guests.

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