Experience luxury in one of the most unique areas in the Verde Valley. Directly between the towns of Sedona & Cottonwood, nestled among pines Hand painted walls and thoughtful touches makes for a great couples retreat. Relax in the King size bed with our guests favorite Nectar brand mattress & premium bedding Situated in a lush garden landscape, the stars will leave you awestruck Enjoy plush bath sheets & a deep soaking tub Vintage leather loveseat and wool stuffed handmade settee living area.

In October 2009, Page Springs Road became the first designated Historical and Scenic Road in Yavapai County. While time has marched on, the essential character of the road—and the tight-knit community that calls it home—remains beautifully unchanged. The area's history runs deep, stretching back to the 1870s when pioneers were drawn to the banks of Oak Creek by its remarkable natural artesian springs. Named for early settler James Page, this fertile pocket of the Verde Valley originally supplied fresh produce to the historic miners in Jerome. Today, Page Springs is a peaceful, lush oasis where towering green trees canopy the landscape, offering a vibrant contrast to the high desert. Despite its quiet, countryside feel, it sits just 15 minutes south of Sedona and 30 minutes east of Jerome, providing an easy escape from the bustling red rock tourism. The road itself is narrow and winding, curving through the hillsides like a snake through the grass. Because it lacks shoulders, it isn't safely walkable, but everything you need is just a quick trip away. You can easily drive just a mile up the street to find public access to the cool, tranquil waters of Oak Creek at the Bubbling Ponds Nature Sanctuary or the Page Springs Fish Hatchery. Even closer, the neighborhood’s famous creekside wineries and craft breweries sit just up the road, tucked into the leafy greenery. It is a vibrant corridor bursting with local flavor and unique treasures. On any given weekend, you might even see Gary putting his sign out for his Rock Shop. A one mile drive down a primitive road is awe inspiring and worth it if you have the car for it. If you stop in, tell him Drew sent you—and see if you can catch a smile.