Sedona Rocks

Enjoy the stunning panorama from your guest room with its uncluttered decor and large, light and airy windows and comfy beds. Experience the tranquility of a 3-acre property on a quiet residential street. 

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VIEWS FROM EVERY GUESTROOM

The only B&B built on the side of one of Sedona’s famous red rocks

Sedona Rocks

ROOMS

Yavapai

The Yavapai

Even though it is located on the first floor off the living room, the Yavapai has commanding red rock views because of our high elevation. Sit on your own porch and see Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte lit up by the setting sun or lie in your queen bed, snuggled in and see the sunlight play over Red Butte at daybreak, with your privacy protected by honeycomb shades that go from the bottom up. Or relax in the double Jacuzzi, with the window above it. The leather bed and chair and cattle horns provide an ideal setting for enjoying some old cowboy flicks filmed in Sedona.

Coconino

The Coconino

The Coconino is on the end of the B&B closest to the red rocks so that it not only has the banner view across the top of our website but also a close-up view of Red Butte and Castle Rock. Enjoy these colorful rocks from your own balcony or from the large windows in your light, airy room. The bottom-up honeycomb shades make it possible to enjoy this awesome scenery in the complete privacy of your queen bed. You can also see Red Butte from the windows over the large two-person shower. Another bathroom window looks up at Castle Rock. Two pedestal sinks make rubbing elbows delightfully difficult.

Bed

The Mariposa

An entire side of the sunny Mariposa Room has windows looking out on a panorama of famous red rocks.  Swing open the French doors to your own balcony–the small, intimate balcony is just large enough for two chairs with a little table for your wine and cheese–or enjoy these views from the softness of your sofa.  The decor highlights the geckos of the southwest in the cutouts of its mission-style queen bed, while Mexican tin mirrors shimmer in the light.  Chase away those tired muscles in the double shower and wrap yourselves in our spa robes to watch a DVD movie on a flat screen TV. This room offers a twin sleeper sofa and can accomodate up to three people.

Javelina

The Javelina

The Javelina Room is named for those wild, pig-like creatures who roam the area at night in herds, eating our pansies and even our prickly pear cacti.  French doors along a wall of windows opens onto a balcony the length of the room, whose chaise beckons you to kick back and enjoy the red rock panorama views.  In a more intellectual frame of mind?  Check out the old leather bound volumes of Shakespeare’s plays stored in the antique secretary.  At bedtime relax in the double shower and then climb into the king bed and enjoy a movie from the B&B’s collection.

Kokopelli

The Kokopelli

The Kokopelli has a small sitting room in addition to the bedroom, a twin sleeper sofa allowing the room to accomodate up to three people, a flat screen TV, a two-person Jacuzzi with separate shower, a European style clothes rack instead of a closet, and a balcony the length of the entire room.  The Mexican furniture, tin mirrors, and pottery are accented by Kokopellis.  Kokopelli is the name given to a commonly found figure of a man playing a wind instrument that is often seen carved into the walls of ancient Indian dwellings.  Whatever it may have meant to them, it is generally thought to signify a happy time–one that The Penrose hopes will carry over to your stay here.

Enjoy the stunning red rock panorama views from your room and from your individual deck. The rooms have lots of large windows which open to the outside, if you want to experience high desert fresh air. They also have blackout shades in case you want a little nap before dinner. The Penrose combines white walls, linens, and coverlets with the dark woods characteristic of Spanish interiors. The result is a crisp, clean look warmed by tile floors downstairs and cherry floors upstairs reflecting the reddish palette of the red rocks themselves. Accents present a mix of Mexican and Native American crafts and images. Each room has its own bathroom and either a two-person shower or a two-person Jacuzzi and separate free standing shower.

AMENITIES

  • All rooms are configured for two people. However, the Kokopelli and Mariposa have twin sleeper sofas allowing accommodations for up to three people.
  • All rooms have queen beds except The Javelina which has a king bed.
  • Bathrooms have either two-person showers or two-person Jacuzzis with separate showers
  • Spa Robes,
  • Hair dryers
  • Flat screen TVs with streaming from YouTube, Netflix, etc.
  • Guest-controlled heating and cooling
  • Blue tooth clock radios and charging stations
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Free parking
  • Wine glasses and bottle openers
  • Soaps, body lotions, shampoos, conditioners, makeup removal wipes
  • 24/7 access to free snack station but no fridges in the rooms
  • Complimentary homemade praline candy in your room
  • Complimentary served two-course gourmet breakfast

Things to do notebook with our recommendations for restaurants, hikes, Indian ruins, golf, unique shopping, short trips to other attractions like the Grand Canyon and Jerome, and wine tasting, jeep tours, kayaking, casinos, museums, train rides, and more. Our staff is always ready to answer questions.