TLAQUEPAQUE'S NEIGHBORING HOTELS

Wendy Lippman • June 4, 2017

One of the most frequently asked questions that wedding couples ask when they are visiting Tlaquepaque is what nearby hotels would be recommended for their wedding guests. Since Sedona is a popular location for a destination wedding, you can imagine that there are numerous hotels and resorts that can appeal to you.

When looking for a hotel for your guests, many people like the idea of having a hotel nearby as a convenience to their guests. One advantage is having a hotel within walking distance so the bridal couple does not have to worry about their guests driving after having a few drinks.

Here are a few suggestions for nearby hotels:

Los Abrigados Resort and Spa located at 160 Portal Lane.

Los Abrigados Resort & Spa’s 22-acre creek side property lies adjacent to Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, central to all of Sedona’s highlights. The historic 185-room resort is home to the popular work-out and personal care facility, Sedona Spa as well as two award-winning restaurants; Joey Bistro, which features Southern Italian cuisine and Stakes & Sticks Sports Bar and Celebrity Grill highlighting an All-American menu, not to mention the sophisticated scene in Shef’s Bar with diverse liquor, beer and wine selections. In addition to restaurants with service from their independent kitchens, Los Abrigados Resort & Spa has a full-service banquet kitchen and staff ready to meet the needs of hundreds of weddings each year. ‘Los Abrigados,’ Portuguese for “the shelters,” takes pride in caring for its guests.

El Portal Sedona located at 95 Portal Lane

“You just can’t help but fall in love with this amazing inn. …one of the very best lodgings in the state.”-Frommers

12 extraordinary luxury suites in a 1910 adobe hacienda in the heart of Sedona. Breathtaking Red Rock views. An unparalleled Arizona experience. Voted a 2004 Grand Award winner Hotel of the Year by exclusive Andrew Harper’s Hideaway Report “A truly unique and luxurious in-town retreat.”

Intimate. Natural beauty. Exceptional architecture, antique furnishings, privacy, service. Fabulous location next to Tlaquepaque’s upscale dining and shopping village.

For budget minded visitors, the Sedona Motel is a short walk to Tlaquepaque. The Sedona Motel is located at 218 State Route 179.

The best value in town!
Sedona Motel is family owned and operated.

– Spectacular views of Sedona’s Red Rocks
– Covered Patio
– Centrally Located
– Walk to Uptown, Oak Creek, Tlaquepaque &
Gallery Row
– Rated “GREAT VALUE” by Frommer’s Travel Guide
– Suites Available
– All rooms on first floor for easy access
– Exceptional concierge service

In-Room Amenities Include:
• 25″ Cable TV • Free Local Calls • Refrigerator •
• Microwave • Coffee Maker • Hair Dryer
• Environmentally friendly paper products
• Iron & Ironing board in rooms

All Non-Smoking Rooms
For the convenience of our guests, there is no smoking on the premises
Regrettably, we do not allow pets.

Sedona Motel is committed to promoting & supporting ecological consciousness.

For additional information on hotels and resorts in Sedona, visit the listing on where to stay in sedona at the website of the Sedona Chamber of Commerce http://www.visitsedona.com/index.php?action=article&id=41.

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