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Sedona Events in August 2017

Author: Antoniya Zorluer
| July 28, 2017
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Welcome to Sedona Events in August 2017! August 3: Sedona Cinema – Award-winning ‘Sacred’ The Sedona International Film Festival is proud to present a one-night only special premiere of the award-winning new documentary “Sacred” at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre. Directed by Academy Award-winner Thomas Lennon and shot around the globe by 40 filmmaking teams,…

REVIEWS

5 from 652

We were actually in the Sedona Suite vs Cathedral Suite. Loved it! It was the perfect place to stay for me and my daughter. We didn’t want to stay in a hotel in the middle of Sedona and the suite was the perfect location in West Sedona. It was great to come back to at night and relax after a full day of activities. Only a few minutes drive to downtown Sedona in addition to being close to many beautiful hiking areas. Heather and Ken were very welcoming and thought of all the little extras for the suite. Their recommendations for dining were great as well as things to see and do. We fell in love with Sedona and would definitely stay here again.

— Dianne B.

5 from 652

My husband and I spent a week at Sedona Suites from April 12 – 19, 2014. We loved this place. The decorating was tasteful and the room came with all the amenities needed for the week. It was spotless clean and the bed and pillows were great – really comfortable. Ken was a wealth of knowledge and around when we needed him and yet not intrusive. The seven minute walk to Red Rock Crossing was a huge bonus – we got some fabulous pictures of the sunset over Cathedral Rock and we loved being so close to Oak Creek and great hikes. For us it was perfect being just outside Sedona – enough to get away from the “bustle” of the town but close enough to run into town to pick up supplies. We stayed in the Cathedral Suite and loved the view. We spent a lot of time on the balcony as we were so sun and warmth starved after a cold Canadian winter and the only thing we would have liked better were more comfortable chairs on the balcony since we spent so much time there once we got back to the room. It was so quiet at night you could hear the toads in Ken and Heather’s pond. We loved that. We have nothing but good things to say about this place and Ken, Heather and Buddy the sweet little dog that follows Ken everywhere. We would recommend this to anyone who wants a quiet place to come back to after a day of hiking or touring around. Thank you Ken, Heather and Buddy for a wonderful stay and we’ll be back!

— Nina L.

5 from 652

Ken very welcoming and helpful. Clean, cozy, with great extras. Highly recommend!

— Stacie H.

5 from 652

We really enjoyed our short stay at Ken’s place. The room had everything we needed and was clean, cool ( it was pretty hot the weekend we were there) and comfortable. We liked the quietness of the area and that it was in walking distance to the creek and park. Looking forward to staying there again.

— Bobbie

5 from 652

Everything about our trip to Sedona was great, starting with our arrival to the suite and being greeted by Ken, who gave us all sorts of good information about the area – short hikes, places to eat, and places to go on our day trips (70% of which we used, 30% of which we would have loved to, but we got worn out from all the adventure seeking). He was a big help in weeding out the best places to go, as was a drawer full of brochures, magazines, etc. from the area. The drive back to this location is stunning. As we were driving down to it, my wife says ‘We’re staying HERE?,’ because as we kept getting closer and closer the landscape got better and better. I think it’s as scenic as the Grand Canyon was, maybe even more so. The suite itself (the Pyramid Suite) was wonderful too – being Easterners, we had no problem being up to watch the sunrise hitting Pyramid Rock over coffee. Totally worth it. Although I think Cathedral Rock is the prettier view of the two, you can get a good view of that one from the entranceway anyway. I’d do it again. I think this is the reason people come to Sedona, and I think this particular location is a traveler’s dream… as long as you’re looking to relax out in the woods, and not necessarily be in the touristy and busier section of town.

— Matt

5 from 652

lovely, well-appointed, clean…has a sunset view of Pyramid Peak, easy access to town. Our hosts were thoughtful enough to provide an all access pass for the local hikes. They had excellent recommendations for local restaurants (A shout out to Picazzo’s!)and many hiking/activity ideas, books for details. They also had hiking poles to offer. Quality shampoo/conditioner/soap, coffee. The surrounding yard was lovely. We would go back with pleasure. One tip-if you are light sensitive, may want to bring eyeshades as there are some windows set high under the eaves which bring in early morning light.
thanks again to our hosts!

— Guest

5 from 652

This was our second time here and it was as great as the first. Ken and Heather truly make you feel like your at home. We have stayed in both rooms and they both offer great views and awesome relaxation. Me and my wife go to sedona alot and have stayed in many hotels and this beautiful place by far has been the best experience we have had.

— Andrew And Ashley Marcantonio (Peoria,Az)

5 from 652

We had a fantastic stay at Ken’s place because he thought of everything! Guide books, recommendations for restaurants, hiking sticks (which were incredibly helpful on our hike up the West Fork trail), and the amazing orientation he gave us when we arrived. I’d never have known about a wonderful spot to take photos if he hadn’t told us. It’s very quiet, which we loved, the balcony has a great view, and if there’s a full moon you can see it through the skylight. Everything was immaculately clean and well designed, but the most important factor was Ken’s warm hospitality. If we’re ever in Sedona again I’d hope a room would be free at Ken’s place.

— Anne

5 from 652

We stayed in the Cathedral Suite. Heather met us and explained about our accommodations. She was helpful with recommendations for hikes and places to eat. The location of the suites is perfect. It is just outside Sedona in a valley and just a short walk to Red Rock Crossing where you can hike along Oak Creek up to the base of Cathedral Rock. The drive in and out of the valley is spectacular. There is a pull out where you can get a stunning view of everything for as far as the eye can see. The suite is stocked with coffees/teas, snack bars and oatmeal. There are several grocers just up the road in Sedona for other supplies. I would highly recommend staying here.

— Pat and Jim

5 from 652

Even in awe-inspiring Sedona, Red Rock Crossing is a rare and precious experience. Much the same can be said for the lodging accommodation and hospitality provided by Ken and Heather, whose lovely and private guest room is in very short walking distance of this truly grand part of God’s country. Very special!

— Steve Weiss