
Rim Room
Wide doors onto a balcony facing the cliffs. Linen, terracotta, and the rocks lighting up while you have breakfast.
- 370 sq ft
- 2 guests
- from $340 / night

18 rooms under the red rocks
A small hotel in Sedona's red rock country. Breakfast on the terrace, a walk to the ridge, dinner as the cliffs turn red.
Dusklark is eighteen rooms, a pool, a kitchen and a trail, at the foot of the red rocks above Oak Creek. We keep it small so we can remember your name and how you take your coffee.
Rooms

Wide doors onto a balcony facing the cliffs. Linen, terracotta, and the rocks lighting up while you have breakfast.

Ground floor, opening onto a stone courtyard of juniper and agave. Cool at noon, quiet at night.

Two bedrooms, your own plunge pool and kiva fireplace, and the best sunset on the property.
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A day at Dusklark
Bread from the oven at seven, fruit from the farm stand, and the cliffs going from pink to red.

Our guide leaves at nine for a two-hour trail up to a ridge most visitors never find.

The spa's warm pool is set into the rock. Book a massage or just sit and watch the shadows move across the canyon.

Prickly pear margaritas, something off the grill, and every butte turning orange at once.

We keep the lights low for the dark sky. The pool glows, the Milky Way comes out, and nobody hurries.


Eat & drink
The menu changes with the season and whatever the farms down the creek bring in, most of it cooked over mesquite. Guests and neighbors share the terrace; book a table at the front desk or by text.
Guests
We came for three nights and stayed six. The ridge walk was the best morning of our year.
Small enough that they knew our names by the second morning.
The casita sunset alone is worth the drive.

Open all year; spring and fall fill first. Book directly for breakfast included and a free place on the ridge walk.
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