Attractions
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS NEAR KOKOPELLI INN SEDONA
Discover the beauty of Sedona with easy access to iconic red rock formations, scenic hiking trails, and popular local attractions. From outdoor adventures to dining, shopping, and cultural experiences, everything you need to explore the area is just moments from your stay.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Kokopelli Inn Sedona located?
Kokopelli Inn Sedona is located at 6465 Highway 179 in Sedona, Arizona, near Bell Rock and popular hiking trails.
2. Is the hotel close to attractions?
Yes, the hotel is near Sedona’s red rock formations, wineries, hiking trails, and local dining spots.
3. Does the hotel offer free Wi-Fi?
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
4. What amenities are included in guest rooms?
Rooms include a mini-refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, flat-screen TV, desk, hair dryer, and bath products.
5. Is the hotel family-friendly?
Yes, the hotel is suitable for families and offers amenities like a pool.
Sedona from the Village of Oak Creek
Kokopelli Inn sits on Highway 179 in the Village of Oak Creek, the south end of Sedona. Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte are the closest landmarks, with the Bell Rock Pathway starting from trailheads along the highway a short drive from the inn. Cathedral Rock, the most photographed formation in Sedona, is reached from Back O’ Beyond Road on the way into town.
Trails and parks
- Bell Rock Pathway and Courthouse Butte Loop. Wide, mostly level red rock walking with views the whole way. Our Bell Rock guide covers routes and parking.
- Cathedral Rock Trail. Short and steep, with a scramble to the saddle. Best at sunrise or late afternoon.
- Red Rock State Park. Gentle creekside loops and a visitor center west of Sedona.
- Slide Rock State Park. The natural water slide in Oak Creek Canyon, north of Uptown. See our family guide to Slide Rock.
- Red Rock Pass. Most Forest Service trailheads need a pass or an America the Beautiful pass. Our Red Rock Pass guide explains which lots need one.
Sights and shopping
- Chapel of the Holy Cross. Built into the red rock off Chapel Road, between the Village and Uptown.
- Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village. Galleries, restaurants and courtyards on Highway 179 by Oak Creek.
- Uptown Sedona. Shops, restaurants and the start of the Oak Creek Canyon scenic drive on 89A.
- Scenic drives. Oak Creek Canyon, Red Rock Loop Road and Schnebly Hill Road. Our day trips guide adds Jerome, Montezuma Castle and the Grand Canyon.
Planning the days
Trailhead lots fill early in spring and fall; the parking guide has the workarounds, and the trail difficulty guide helps match hikes to your group. Traveling with a dog? Read Is Sedona dog friendly? and our pet-friendly hotel page. After the trails, the heated pool and fire pits are waiting back at the inn.