Safari Jeep Tours Presents
A great Sedona trip is more than one stop. It is the place you stay, the meal you remember,
the view you didn’t expect, and the local businesses that help make the whole trip easier.
At Arizona Safari Jeep Tours, we spend our days helping guests experience Sedona from the trail, the red rocks, and the backroads most visitors never see on their own. This page includes local hotels, restaurants, and businesses we’re happy to share with guests planning a fuller Sedona visit.
Whether you’re here for a family trip, a group getaway, a bachelorette weekend, a reunion, or a few days of red rock adventure, these local favorites can help you build the rest of your Sedona itinerary around your Jeep tour.
Hand-picked accommodations across Sedona from intimate
boutique hideaways to full-service luxury resorts.
Located right in the heart of Sedona, Cedars Resort offers cozy, contemporary rooms, red rock views, and easy access to Uptown shopping and restaurants. Its pool and hot tub overlook the red rocks, making it a convenient place to relax before or after a guided Jeep tour.
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Amara Resort and Spa is a scenic Sedona resort tucked near Uptown with spa amenities, a fitness center, an infinity pool, and on-site dining at SaltRock Southwest Kitchen. It is a strong fit for guests looking for a polished resort stay close to restaurants, shops, and Sedona activities.
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Sedona Pines Resort is located on the western edge of Sedona and offers individual cottage-style accommodations with kitchens, resort amenities, a pool, spas, and space to spread out. It is a good option for families, longer stays, and travelers who want a quieter home base outside the busiest part of town.
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L’Auberge de Sedona is a luxury creekside resort in the heart of Sedona, surrounded by Oak Creek and red rock scenery. With cottages, suites, dining, and a peaceful natural setting, it is a strong fit for couples, elevated getaways, and guests planning a more refined Sedona experience.
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Sky Rock Sedona is a West Sedona hotel with red rock views, outdoor gathering areas, and a setting designed for travelers who want both comfort and easy access to Sedona adventure. It works well for guests who want a stylish basecamp before heading out for a guided Jeep tour.
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Arroyo Pinion Hotel is a boutique wellness-focused hotel in West Sedona with modern recovery amenities, including sauna, cold plunge, salt room, red light therapy, and relaxation spaces. It is a good fit for guests who want a quieter West Sedona stay with wellness amenities before or after outdoor adventure.
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El Portal Sedona Hotel is a historic boutique hotel located near Tlaquepaque, Oak Creek, galleries, restaurants, and local shopping. With distinctive adobe architecture and a more personal boutique feel, it is a good fit for guests looking for character, walkability, and a unique Sedona stay.
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Outbound Sedona is a reimagined Sedona hotel designed as a red rock basecamp for travelers who want comfort, outdoor access, and space to gather. It is a strong fit for adventure-minded guests, groups, and travelers looking to pair a Sedona stay with guided outdoor experiences.
Source: outboundhotels.com/sedona
Sky Ranch Lodge sits near the Sedona Airport area, known for wide red rock views and easy access to one of Sedona’s most popular scenic overlooks. It is a good fit for guests who want a peaceful stay, sunset views, and convenient access to West Sedona and nearby adventure routes.
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From casual breakfast spots to elevated patio dining with views
our favorite places to fuel up before, and celebrate after, your Sedona adventure.
Mesa Grill Sedona is part of Mercer’s Kitchen Group and is located near the Sedona Airport Scenic Lookout, making it a strong choice for guests who want a meal with wide-open red rock views. The restaurant serves Southwestern-inspired American food in a scenic setting that works well before or after a Jeep tour.
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Rascal Modern American Diner & Bar is part of Mercer’s Kitchen Group and is located inside The Wilde Resort & Spa. Led by Chef Mercer Mohr, Rascal offers a modern take on classic American diner comfort food, with breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, and late-night bites in a fun, casual setting.
Source: rascalrestaurantsedona.com
René Restaurant is part of Mercer’s Kitchen Group and is located at Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village. Open since 1978, René offers refined French Mediterranean dining in a romantic courtyard setting, making it a strong recommendation for couples, special occasions, and guests looking for a more elevated Sedona dinner.
Source: renerestaurantsedona.com
Creekside American Bistro is part of Mercer’s Kitchen Group and serves comfort food, cocktails, and award-winning happy hour with beautiful red rock views. It is a great fit for guests who want a scenic Sedona meal in a relaxed but polished setting.
Source: creeksidesedona.com
Shorebird Sedona is a modern American restaurant with a coastal influence, offering seafood, steakhouse-inspired dishes, brunch, cocktails, and polished casual dining. It is a good fit for guests looking for a nicer lunch or dinner option while visiting Sedona.
Source: shorebirdrestaurant.com/sedona
Open Range Grill & Tavern is located in Uptown Sedona’s Sinagua Plaza and offers Southwest American BBQ, steaks, burgers, cantina favorites, and red rock views from its dining room and patio. It is a convenient choice for guests who want an easy Uptown meal before or after a Jeep tour.
Source: openrangesedona.com
SaltRock Southwest Kitchen is located at Amara Resort and Spa and serves Southwest-inspired food, craft cocktails, and seasonal dishes in a relaxed resort setting. It is a strong option for guests looking for a polished Sedona dining experience near Uptown.
Source: amararesort.com/eat-drink
Tortas de Fuego serves authentic Mexican food with locations in West Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek, and Cottonwood. It is a good casual dining recommendation for guests looking for tacos, tortas, enchiladas, and a flavorful local meal before or after exploring Sedona.
Source: tortasdefuegosedona.com
Oak Creek Brewery & Grill is located in Tlaquepaque and pairs local microbrews with a full menu of appetizers, salads, pizza, burgers, steaks, and casual pub-style favorites. It is a convenient stop for guests who want food, local beer, and easy access to one of Sedona’s most popular shopping areas.
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The Hudson is perched above Hillside Sedona and is known for some of the best red rock views in town. With patio seating, lunch, dinner, cocktails, and seasonal American dishes, it is a strong recommendation for guests who want a scenic meal with a view before or after their Sedona adventure.
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Hideaway House is a relaxed Sedona restaurant serving Italian-inspired comfort food in a casual setting along State Route 179. It is a good option for guests looking for an easy lunch or dinner near some of Sedona’s most popular shopping and sightseeing areas.
Source: sedonahideawayhouse.com
Pump House Station is a Sedona café and urban eatery near Tlaquepaque, serving coffee, breakfast, lunch, and casual bites. It is a helpful recommendation for guests looking for a laid-back stop before a morning tour or a relaxed meal after exploring Sedona.
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