Little Horse Trail Hotel & Travel Guide

Pick up the camera, slip on your walking shoes and appreciate a day in nature at Little Horse Trail, a lovely attraction to put on your travel plans.

It is in Sedona. If you're unfamiliar with the name, it's 95 miles (153 kilometers) away from the state capital of Phoenix.

If you're beginning to think about hotels, we have 4 popular options for you. Within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Little Horse Trail, the A Sunset Chateau and Poco Diablo Resort are certain to meet your expectations.

If you are totally fine without expensive furnishings, you can get a room at one of the few low-cost hotels in the surrounding area. Why not select from one of the Cedars Resort and the Oak Creek Terrace?

If you want to indulge in luxury personified, you can find several first-class options just a short drive away. The Adobe Grand Villas and L'Auberge de Sedona are popular.

Other Things to Do Near Little Horse Trail

Besides Little Horse Trail, here's a list of more things in the region you'll want to do:

If you're seeking somewhere to quietly ponder the religious aspects of our existence, head to Chapel of the Holy Cross.
Put on your hiking boots and head out on Broken Arrow Trailhead. This popular scenic trail is a fantastic way to really experience the natural beauty of this region.
If you are inspired by beautiful rugged landscapes, spend a day at Boynton Canyon. Hiking trails and photo opportunities can be found here, so be sure to bring a lunch and your walking shoes!
Spend some time admiring the rugged geology and rocky slopes of Oak Creek Canyon, one of nature's masterpieces.
A significant historical location, Palatki Heritage Site is worth visiting to get a feel for days gone by.

Poco Diablo Resort

3.0 Travelocity Verified Review

The good: staff was helpful and friendly, the room was clean, food from the restaurant was very good and the location was great. Close to great hiking, close to town, but a couple of miles away from the crazy traffic of Uptown. The not so good: Room door was stuck when I arrived, so I went and found someone to help. He got it unstuck, and then checked the a/c and tv to make sure they were working because, “the property is old and needs a lot of updating and maintenance (his words).” I had a basic first floor room, and it faced the parking lot...it really felt like a “motel,” not a (over $200 a night) hotel. There are rooms that face the pool area, so those might be better. The room itself was clean, but dark and old looking. The first day I came back from hiking around 6pm and the bed wasn’t made, the trash was still full, and the tray from the previous nights room service was still there. I thought they forgot my room, but the towels were changed out. I ordered room service again and asked them to take the old tray. There was a door leading to the adjoining room and I had to stuff towels at the bottom of the door because I could hear everything from the room next door. If you only care about hiking and sightseeing while there, this hotel is fine. But if you want to come back to your room, relax, hang out and enjoy the space or view from your room, try somewhere else.

2 months ago by A verified traveler from Fort Myers, Florida

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