Sedona AZ must see and do!
#22
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JEF
We stayed at Sedona Summit--a resort on the south end of town. We got a deal through our time share. It was a nice place, but our particular condo looked out on a parking lot. They are in the process of updating all the units, one building at a time, so there was some construction going on there also. We didn't care since we were gone most of the time anyway and the price was great. I don't know anything about Sky Ranch Lodge or Page, sorry.
The Hyatt Pinion Resort is right at the center of town and looked very nice.
We stayed at Sedona Summit--a resort on the south end of town. We got a deal through our time share. It was a nice place, but our particular condo looked out on a parking lot. They are in the process of updating all the units, one building at a time, so there was some construction going on there also. We didn't care since we were gone most of the time anyway and the price was great. I don't know anything about Sky Ranch Lodge or Page, sorry.
The Hyatt Pinion Resort is right at the center of town and looked very nice.
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I forgot to add that we (my sister and I) flew into Phoenix. We used Ace Express Shuttle to get from the airport to the resort and highly recommend that company. I believe we paid $99 each for round trip rides; the one thing we found different about them is that they delivered door to door; we didn't have to worry about meeting the shuttle anywhere.
We met our husbands at the resort who had driven from Minnesota so that they could bring golf clubs, plenty of food and so that we'd have a non-rental vehicle for the week. I highly recommend that method of travel also--if you can talk your spouse or fellow travelers into doing the driving part!
I was just looking at my photos this afternoon--we truly loved it there. Hope you do too.
We met our husbands at the resort who had driven from Minnesota so that they could bring golf clubs, plenty of food and so that we'd have a non-rental vehicle for the week. I highly recommend that method of travel also--if you can talk your spouse or fellow travelers into doing the driving part!
I was just looking at my photos this afternoon--we truly loved it there. Hope you do too.
#26
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thanks for all your help. Just wondering if i fly into phoenix and drive up to Page ( i know sounds crazy) stay there for two nights,then drive to Sedona for six nights. is there a better way to do that, fly into another airport? ANy suggestions?
#27
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I really wouldn't spend 2 nights in Page. If you get to PHX early enough, you will be able to get there, do some sightseeing, stay for the night, then do Antelope canyon the following day.
From there, I would go to the GC and spend the second night there, then to Sedona. Lodging inside the park is probably all booked, but keep checking the website and call every day. There will undoubtedly be cancellations.
http://www.grandcanyonlodges.com/
From there, I would go to the GC and spend the second night there, then to Sedona. Lodging inside the park is probably all booked, but keep checking the website and call every day. There will undoubtedly be cancellations.
http://www.grandcanyonlodges.com/
#30
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You would want to stay in "uptown" Sedona, which is just northeast of the "Y" (the intersection of 179 and 89a). It is 89a that runs through uptown.
Best Western Arroyo Roble is right in the heart of uptown. There are several others, but I have no specific recommendations for them. Check them out here:
http://www.sedona.net/category.php/s...resortslodging
Best Western Arroyo Roble is right in the heart of uptown. There are several others, but I have no specific recommendations for them. Check them out here:
http://www.sedona.net/category.php/s...resortslodging
#32
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http://www.redrockcountry.org/passes...ts/index.shtml
I had forgot about that because we have the "senior" national parks pass, which is a substitute.
I had forgot about that because we have the "senior" national parks pass, which is a substitute.
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I'm jealous! I could go back to Sedona anytime! (Well, maybe not in 115 degree weather in August....)
Check out my trip report at http://www.fodors.com/community/unit...tisfaction.cfm. You'll see that we especially enjoyed either of the Cafe Jose's, especially for breakfast. I second the suggestion about driving up Oak Creek Canyon to the GC - lots of beautiful scenery along the way. Have fun!
Check out my trip report at http://www.fodors.com/community/unit...tisfaction.cfm. You'll see that we especially enjoyed either of the Cafe Jose's, especially for breakfast. I second the suggestion about driving up Oak Creek Canyon to the GC - lots of beautiful scenery along the way. Have fun!

