[ Google Review ] Why does it take so long to finish remodeling this airport?
[ Google Review ] We love it here and come once a year. Instead of a condo, you get a little cottage with your own little porch. There are water ponds everywhere with soothing sounds of flowing water. Theres a free laundry with a hot tub attached, a lagoon hot tub, huge and beautiful, and a huge family pool and hot tub. Mini golf and a great Italian restaurant are also here. Great customer service. 15 minutes from Sedona. Excellent location.
[ Google Review ] Happy hour was on point! We went around 5...happy hour is at the bar or the high tops in the bar area. I had the skinny margarita, which was too sweet to start, but I had him add extra lime juice and it was on point. The tuna tartar was wonderful...nice big chunks of tuna. The veggie pizza was very tasty, great crust. The buffalo wings were fabulous. The wing sauce seemed homemade and it was incredible! A bit pricy, but I think that partly just the area. Cheers!
The Jordan Observing Area is another favorite spot of the Sirius Lookers. It’s located at the Jordan Trailhead, at the end of West Park Ridge Drive. This is a dirt road can be washed out or sandy at times but is usually passable for most cars. At the end of the road, there’s a parking area with a big field where you can set up to enjoy the stars. May need red Rocks pass to get into area: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/coconino/recreation/?cid=stelprdb5416207
[ Google Review ] A small little restaurant/bar with a decent amount of drinks and meal options. The picture here is a jalapeno margarita. I enjoyed this drink because it was spicy and sweet. It has a decent amount of heat. The bartender and waitstaff were vocal and helpful with our choices. I highly recommend this quaint place because there's something for everyone. I even noticed they allowed dogs, even if just on the patio.
Rocky start and a pretty steep elevation and stairs towards the top. But so worth the end.
[ Google Review ] This shopping experience was a pleasure to all the senses. A beautiful setting with shaded lanes and a fountain in the square to sit and enjoy a live guitar performance. The shops were all a unique take on arts, crafted jewelry, clothing, and garden art and so much more. The restaurants made for a difficult choice when it was time for lunch. Take your time and stroll the grounds in the spirit that is intended.
For beauty, this hiking loop trail is able to compete with any in the region. You will be walking at a height of 4,500 feet. At times you will get 360-degree panorama over the many landmarks, with many featuring the red rocks typical of Sedona. Parking is available at the start of the trail but its popularity means that the parking lot is sometimes full. The alternative is to park a mile away; don’t let that put you off because you will be rewarded by some stunning scenery as you walk. Your photographs will get pride of place in your album. https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-things-to-do-in-sedona-az/
[ Google Review ] Setting for the gods! Feels like vortex is wrapped around you. Service was the absolute best. Will go again. Prices average. Excellent value. Go!!!
[ Google Review ] Mystical Bazaar had extraordinary natural stones, crystals and jewelry. We have visited many other stores such as Mystical Bazaar, but had never encountered such variations, quality and rareness of stones. They definitely carry high quality merchandise. Staff was also extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We will definitely visit again!
[ Google Review ] First and perhaps most important: I *think* these are the best margaritas I've ever had, and I'm a self-appointed aficionado. The food is incredible. Deep, exquisite flavors. Be prepared to wait a really long time during high season and on weekends. But it's worth it. They don't take reservations.
While this rock trail is fairly short; only about a mile long, it is not for the novice. The trail is well-marked with basket cairns, with the initial ascent fairly straightforward. Once you reach a plateau, you may want to stop for a while simply to take in the lovely views. A little later on the trail, there is a decision to make: continue on a far more difficult route or be happy with what you have seen. If you continue, the climb is at 45 degrees for around 40 feet. The decision is yours, with slippery conditions after wet weather, but good foot and hand holds if the weather is dry. If you continue, the views are amazing at the end of the trail. Keep an eye on the weather and your energy levels and don’t take any risks.
[ Google Review ] A place of solitude and moment of rest. Great views and impressive views when acknowledging the surrounding landscapes. This place did more to my soul in the quiet chapel - to acknowledge His provision in all the details of life. I appreciate the respect and maintenance.
[ From Tiqets ] Montezuma Castle National Monument and Tuzigoot National Monument both feature ancient homes and treasures from the Native American Sinagua people, who lived in Arizona centuries before Christopher Columbus showed up. Learn about their remarkably advanced culture as you're led around these historic sites by a Native American guide.
[ Google Review ] Friendly staff, food is good, prices reasonable, especial in tourist town like Sedona. Very quiet when we were in but it was a Sunday night before a holiday weekend and the entire town pretty much closes at 9 pm.
[ Google Review ] We loved our balloon ride! I was very impressed with the whole process. Our balloon pilot, Mark, picked us up on time in the designated spot. It was approximately 4:20 AM. We got in the van and drove out to the launch site which was about 10 minutes. Then the crew set about blowing up the hot air balloon. This took about 30 minutes. The crew knew the process and were very efficient and quick. There were 12 people in our balloon. The basket had little sections which were perfect for our group of 3. Our take off was smooth and the ride was smooth as well. Throughout the ride, our pilot, Mark, gave us a lot of information, answered questions, and entertained us! He also communicated with the other balloon pilot about the best winds throughout the ride. Our landing was smooth and the crew set about packing everything up which took about 30 minutes. It was very impressive. We then went to a picnic breakfast where they had mimosas, muffins, and fruits. They told us some stories about the history of ballooning, had merchandise available for purchase, and took payment. It was a very smooth and enjoyable process!
[ Google Review ] The first time I drove past the entry, so if you are planning to visit the first time it would be good to watch closely as you approach. The food and coffee were all really good. They got the eggs and sauce right on our Benedict's, so I feel like that is a good sign of a restaurant. We went when it was cold, but did look like they had good outdoor seating options. Inside was a little smokey with the wood fire burning. That didn't bother our group, but I could see that bothering some, so something to note if anyone in your party is sensitive.
