in Sedona, United States
8.9(288)
The Wilde Resort and Spa
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Rated Fabulous by our guests
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What a wonderful place! The Wilde Resort and Spa is quiet, clean, and incredibly peaceful — exactly what you want for a relaxing getaway. I attended a yoga class and also visited the spa, and both were great experiences that made the stay even more special. The location is excellent, making it easy to enjoy the surrounding area. Overall, such a calming and enjoyable stay — I would definitely come back!
Everything was excellent
The Wilde Resort and Spa sits in central Sedona, providing easy access to iconic red-rock formations, spiritual vortex sites, scenic hikes, arts and shopping villages, and river-side state parks. Guests can enjoy Chapel of the Holy Cross and Tlaquepaque for cultural activities, Bell Rock and Airport Mesa for hikes and views, and Slide Rock or Oak Creek Canyon for water activities — all within a short drive.
A modern chapel built into the red rocks offering panoramic views and peaceful architecture; popular for sightseeing and photos.
Famous sandstone buttes with a range of hiking trails suitable for various skill levels and great viewpoints of Sedona's red rocks.
Short hikes and an overlook providing one of the best sunset and panoramic views of Sedona. Known as an energy vortex site.
Charming outdoor shopping village filled with galleries, boutiques, artisanal shops, and restaurants — great for strolling and souvenirs.
A historic apple farm turned park with natural water slides and swimming areas along Oak Creek — popular in warm months.
A protected area with trails, river views, environmental education center, and excellent wildlife and birdwatching opportunities.
Make the most of your stay at The Wilde Resort and Spa with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Sedona:
Sedona is renowned for its dramatic red-rock landscapes, outdoor recreation, spiritual vortex sites, and vibrant arts scene. The Wilde Resort and Spa is an excellent choice because it combines a peaceful, boutique-resort atmosphere with modern amenities (spa, yoga classes, pool and hot tubs, on-site dining, EV charging), a central location that makes local attractions easy to reach, and highly rated service and grounds that guests frequently praise.
The Wilde Resort and Spa
2250 West State Route 89A
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Sedona
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Spring (March–May) and Fall (September–November)
Summer (June–August) and Winter (December–February)
March–May: Mild days (60s–80s°F / ~15–30°C), cool nights, abundant wildflowers and clear skies. Excellent for hiking, photography, and outdoor activities.
A respected regional film festival that draws independent filmmakers, visiting talent, and film fans for screenings, panels, and awards.
A large outdoor arts fair featuring local and regional visual artists, live music, and food vendors.
Sedona hosts numerous yoga, meditation, and wellness retreats and short festivals across the year—popular because of the town's reputation as a spiritual and healing destination.
Because of clear skies and low light pollution in surrounding areas, astronomy groups and amateur star parties happen periodically, especially in summer and winter when skies are clear.
Expect large diurnal temperature swings—cool mornings and evenings, warm or hot afternoons. Bring sun protection (wide-brim hat, high-SPF sunscreen, lip balm), light layers for daytime, warm layers for evenings, and rain gear during monsoon season. Always carry 1–2 liters of water per person for short hikes and more for longer treks. Check local weather and flash-flood warnings before entering washes or slot canyons.
Sedona's hotel and lodging prices are highly seasonal and tied to weather and events. Peak prices occur in spring (wildflower season) and fall (mild temperatures and foliage), when demand from hikers, photographers, and wellness travelers is highest. Summer (especially July–August) sees lower base rates because of heat and monsoon storms, though holiday weekends and special events can push rates up. Winter (December–February) tends to offer the best deals overall, except during major holiday weeks (Christmas/New Year) and school vacation periods. Weekends cost more than weekdays year-round; last-minute bookings can be expensive in peak windows. Vacation rental rates spike for popular properties with red-rock views; booking 2–3 months ahead for spring/fall is recommended. Many hotels offer mid-week packages in shoulder seasons, and some tour operators discount off-peak months. Expect extra fees for resort amenities, parking, and activity bookings (jeep tours, guided hikes).
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Driving is the most practical way to access and get around Sedona; the nearest major airport is Phoenix Sky Harbor (about 2 hours by car). Flagstaff Pulliam Airport is closer (~45–60 minutes) but has fewer commercial flights. Shuttle services and regional buses exist but are limited.
For the best light and fewer people, hike for sunrise or late afternoon for golden-hour photography. Buy or display a Red Rock Pass if you plan to use popular trailheads repeatedly. Book popular guided activities (jeep tours, hot-air balloon alternatives, and photography workshops) 4–8 weeks ahead for spring and fall, but you can often find last-minute availability in summer and winter.
Everything you need to know about your stay at The Wilde Resort and Spa
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