Sedona, Arizona City Guide
Sedona has fine restaurants, shopping and spas. Sedona's climate makes hiking and golf year-round activities, and its red rock canyons and vortexes continue to inspire artists and seekers.
Sedona, AZ
 Driving into Sedona, Arizona you can almost feel the stress release from your body. In the heart of the state, about 100 miles north of Phoenix, lies a town steeped in history, art and spiritual energy surrounded by some of the country's most breathtaking scenery.
At the mouth of Oak Creek Canyon in Arizona's high desert Red Rock Country, Sedona was named "The Most Beautiful Place in America" by USA Weekend's Annual travel report.
Although there is plenty to do in Sedona, with its charming galleries and boutiques and world-class spas and resorts, many people come to Sedona to do nothing at all except take in the majesty of the red rock buttes and monoliths, Ponderosa pine forests and vibrant energy of its natural vortexes. It's almost as if Sedona has its own atmosphere. Even if you don't buy into the whole New Age movement, there is no denying that the desert air invigorates the body and rejuvenates the soul. Not to mention that the climate is mild and dry -- average temperatures about 74 degrees year round.
The relaxation and comfort that Sedona brings makes this location the perfect bed and breakfast getaway. Escape from your busy life for a weekend and revitalize in a calming Prescott bed and breakfast.
Soak in the beautiful Arizona scenery outside your bed and breakfast window as you curb your appetite with some warm breakfast. By night, you can relax in a Jacuzzi under the Arizona stars. The comfort and the amenities that Sedona bed and breakfasts offer are limitless. With bed and breakfasts ranging from gorgeous villas to old adobes, bed and breakfasts travelers are sure to find the perfect lodging experience in Sedona.
So put your top down, shift into low gear and coast into a "peace" of paradise in this fabulous bed and breakfast destination.
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