Golf the first 9 holes at Sedona Golf resort and then you are rewarded at the 10th hole with this gorgeous view (although every hole is beautiful!). You don't have to be a pro to golf here. Open to the public and all levels of play. #colorful All you get is drama in Sedona. Red, red rock. Green scrub and, yes, #blue sky. Curling down through an arroyo around the back of Courthouse Rock. The back of Courthouse Rock, a The flip-side of Bell Rock. Oh well, what the heck, this one looks pretty good in black and white, too. You can climb Bell Rock right to the top, but a nifty little jaunt is to about the halfway point, where the view is -- you know, we have to come up with new words for this stuff -- spectacular. Those are the Twin Buttes off in the distance, and the light trapezoid at the very base on the right-hand side is the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Courthouse Rock. Hard not to be impressed by this thing. Incidentally, you'll find a varied logic to the names given to the mesas and formations all around Sedona. Whoever thought to name it first appears to have claimed the rights to it, though that title can remain somewhat suspect. For example, there is a A view off the northeast side of Bell Rock. That's Courthouse Rock to the right (in shadow), the Twin Buttes on the left, and the monster in the middle is going to be a free space for this offering. Sedona's hiking trails are mapped exhaustively, and the primary rock formations pop up all the time. But I could find no topographic document detailing each of the various buttes in the area. From the side of it, I'd say it was the rock formation viewed on the right from the Sedona airport vista, but since that is only a guess, I'll leave it unnamed. Bell Rock sits directly next to Courthouse Rock, which must make Courthouse Rock hopping mad. Easily the more majestic of the two, it has to sit back and watch while all the tourists flock around its cousin and fawn over it with lavish attention. Truth be told, Bell Rock is a destination for many tourists coming to Sedona, primarily for its instant access from the highway, and secondarily -- I guess I don't really know the cardinality, when it comes right down to it -- because it is supposed to be the site of one of the most powerful vortices in the area. Even some of the more reputable trail guides will give you directions to it. I climbed the thing as high as my hiking partner felt like going, gazed in wonder over the surrounding countryside and felt a rush of gratitude knowing I'd been lucky enough to see such beauty. Do you really need a vortex if you have that? A little later in the year that moon will rise high enough to really make the photograph I'll have to admit it, this was the thrill of a lifetime: to be standing no more than five feet from a fully-mature eagle, even though she did pretty much exactly what I have seen eagles do in the wild for the past few years. Her name is Aurora, and she has only one functioning eye. It was injured when she was a chick. Her parents had no way to accommodate that kind of injury, so they abandoned her in the nest. Fortunately, she was rescued soon enough so that her eye could be sewn back in and she could be raised as a rescue animal and live a relatively normal life. She is so accustomed to her current handler that she has started to lay eggs -- unfertilized though they may be. Isn't she a beauty? Imagine standing next to her. It was a crazy bird man's dream come true. Plateau Fence Lizard basking in the sun (also getting ready to bolt). The view off the WNW side of Bell Rock. You'd think a guy could put a whole panorama of the valley together with these photos and come up with something spectacular (and he might have done that already). Even though you won't see it on Trover, you can do yourself one better...get down to Sedona, hike up the rock and redden your peepers at the awesomeness of it all. This beautiful creature is named Rio, and he is a Zone-tailed Hawk. While fairly common in Mexico, Central and South America, it is rare to see them in the states. Rio was probably smuggled here, though it is possible that he dropped out of a nest somewhere in the southern portion of one of the southwestern states. All the raptors were extremely well behaved at this event, but Rio was actually the most endearing. If a raptor can be said to be vulnerable, Rio seemed the most vulnerable of all. But he likes people, and he'll sit quietly while nutty bird men snap their cameras in his adorable face. And, since I have a real nostalgia for old westerns -- many of which were filmed at this very location -- another B/W version makes an appearance. The twin ribbons of Highway 179 whip by the towering rocks of the Verde Valley. ( #blue ) The sleepy little town of Oak Creek at sunset, in the shadow of Courthouse Rock. The water has just recently receded from some of the spots along these trails. You can begin to see where the regular rush of winter creeks is wearing away through the soft red rock, leaving streaks of purple and yellow along its path. Courthouse Rock and Bell Rock sit in close proximity to each other, with miles of trails winding up and down and around them. Bell Rock is supposed to be the location of one of Sedona's famous How these trees manage to survive is a mystery to me. But they don't just live up here, they thrive, drawing whatever bit of water they can find from the sharp, dry air., the cool condensation of the late night and early morning, and a few deposits of running water tucked away between the broken rocks. It's Sedona. Chill happens. I can't say enough about the place where we stayed south of Sedona. Unassuming enough, though with all the creature comforts. But the backyard was astounding. The light and color that would play over this place at dawn and dusk were a delight to behold. The yard had three religious statues, but they didn't dominate the landscape in any way. Instead, they seem to lend a meditative calm to the place, fixing your eye from time to time as it wandered through the shadows. One of my favorite spots in #arizona. #az #sedona #nature #hiking #outdoors #naturalbeauty #desert A note to photographers. When you go to Sedona, you're going to feel like a school kid after drinking his first beer. Everything is going to be beautiful. Everything is going to be perfectly lit. Your camera will be able to do no wrong. And you will go a little bananas with the SD card. Here's my advice. Go for it big time. On the first day. Take a picture of every red rock and every mesa and every cactus and everything you can find. Then, that evening, when you have found your quiet place and can review the day's work in calm, start This summer, I did some exploring in Arizona. Crazy hot temperatures aside, I was blown away by this site At some point, I will tell you all about the four raptors I ran into on my way to Sedona one day. For now, let me tell you that this is Jester, a female Peregrine Falcon with a huge curiosity for human beings and the cameras they carry. View looking north towards Sedona from about half way up Bell Rock. The trail out to and around the base of Bell Rock is quite easy. If you want to climb up you can decide how difficult to make it by the route you choose. Iris from the backyard garden of the rental home where we stayed. This is Chaka (don't know about the spelling, but it's the same sound as the singer). She's a variation of Red-tailed Hawk called a Moon over Bell Rock. Bell Rock butte is a part of awe-inspiring vistas in Sedona. Once you are driving in the scenic drive area, or on the highway 179 north toward Sedona city, it will be seen immediately. You will be fascinated by such spectacular natural beauties. When we visited here it was a cloudy day , so the picture I took was not as picturesque as I expected, but it is beautiful enough to post it #TakeAHike Travel Photos #patterns Travel Photo travel picture One of the popular rock formation in Sedona. View looking to the west from Bell Rock Trail. Bell Rock is a popular tourist attraction just north of the Village of Oak Creek, Arizona. Thought I'd try to manipulate the shot and turning it into one of those 'small world' type images Driving up from Phoenix towards Lake Powell, stopped at Bell Rock. Beautiful and colourful rock formations. Well worth the stop Awesome view! #hiking #nature #arizona This is known as space rock or muffin rock and it is actually on the northside of Courthouse along the trail. We happened to stumble upon it coming around from the eastside walking around Courthouse. There is a trail that goes to the top of it accessing on the west side. It has a really good view of Cathedral from it. Its not very high but kind of neat looking. It was very windy when we were there and almost lost our hats. Sedona is listed as a one of the most beautiful places in America list. View from Bell Rock. Great views! Cool car! #blue skies! Sedona is located in Yavapai County and the state of Arizona. Bell Rock in Sedona, Arizona Sedona is listed as 10 Most sacred Spots on Earth since the area is famous for its vortexes, powerful centers of kinetic energy that can have a deep effect on those who visit them. Mother Nature’s red-rock temples are a perfect place for spiritual and personal enrichment of the body and the soul. The beauty of Oak Creek Canyons red rock at dusk. Awesome Bell Rock climb in Sedona, AZ. Fun place to explore. . Spiritual Red Rock Canyon, Sedona Out for a hike AZ LOVE 🌵☀️🏜 #takeahike Bell Rock is one of my favorite rock formations in Sedona. A view from up top On the way to Sedona, AZ there is a spot for cars to stop and for people enjoy the views of the Red Rock formations and vast open sky. 🇺🇸 This one my husband took of me as I am doing a yoga pose. Great views of the red rock formations. Arriving in Sedona, July 2014!!! It was warm but beautiful! Arizona in the rain
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Map E Cortez Dr Sedona AZ 1-866-599-6674

Get an overview of this hotelArt Deco motel with free breakfast and spa tub

Popular property highlights

Free breakfast
Free parking
Free WiFi
Swimming pool
Business center

Location

Situated in Sedona, this motel is 1.2 mi (2 km) from Sedona Golf Resort and 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Bell Rock. Chapel of the Holy Cross and Cathedral Rock are also within 6 mi (10 km).

Property Features

A spa tub, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool are available at this motel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a business center, laundry facilities, and a TV in a common area are onsite.

Room Amenities

All 40 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with cable channels. Pillowtop beds, coffee makers, and free local calls are among the other amenities available to guests.

Languages Spoken

The Views Inn Sedona

65 E Cortez Dr Sedona AZ 86351

Hotel Amenities

Hotel Amenities

The Views Inn Sedona features a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A business center is on site. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Event facilities measure 750.00 square feet (68 square meters). This Art Deco motel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and a television in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.

The Views Inn Sedona has designated areas for smoking.

  • Conference space size (meters) - 68 
  • Coffee/tea in common areas 
  • Designated smoking areas (fines apply) 
  • Conference space size (feet) - 750.00 
  • Designated smoking areas 
  • Front desk (limited hours) 
  • Free breakfast 
  • Business center 
  • Laundry facilities 
  • Year Built 1997 
  • Spa tub 
  • Total number of rooms - 40 
  • Television in common areas 
  • Free self parking 
  • Number of floors - 2 
  • Free WiFi 
  • Number of buildings/towers - 1 
  • Outdoor seasonal pool 

Family Friendly Amenities

  • Free Wi-Fi  
  • Laundry facilities  
  • Refrigerator  
  • Microwave  

Internet

Available in all rooms: Free WiFi

Available in some public areas: Free WiFi

Languages Spoken

  • English
  • Hindi

Parking

Free self parking

Room Amenities

  • Air conditioning 
  • Access via exterior corridors 
  • Phone 
  • Free local calls 
  • Coffee/tea maker 
  • Microwave 
  • Daily housekeeping 
  • Private bathroom 
  • Free toiletries 
  • Hair dryer 
  • Shower/tub combination 
  • Cable TV service 
  • Iron/ironing board 
  • Refrigerator 
  • Number of bathrooms -  
  • LCD TV 
  • Free WiFi 
  • Pillowtop mattress 

Where to Eat

Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.

Nearby Things to Do

A seasonal outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site.

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

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

Accessibility

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

Hotel Policies

Check-in

Check-in time starts at 4 PM

Check-in time ends at 11 PM

Minimum check-in age is 18

Special check-in instructions:

Guests planning to arrive outside of normal reception hours are asked to contact the property in advance to arrange check-in. Please contact the property using the number 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! Up to 2 children 7 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
  • Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
  • Cribs (infant beds) are not available.

Pets

  • Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)

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.
  • The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
    • Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
Only service animals are allowed
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators

Fees

You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
  • Deposit: USD 200.00 per stay
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.

Hotel Name

  • Sedona Views
  • Sedona Views Inn
  • Views Inn
  • Views Inn Sedona
  • Views Sedona
  • The Views Motel Sedona
  • The Views Inn Sedona Hotel Sedona
  • The Views Hotel Sedona

We should mention

This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Up to 2 children 7 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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