Mountain Modern Sedona, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Sedona, Arizona is one of the American Southwest's most iconic and visually stunning destinations, renowned worldwide for its towering red rock formations, spiritual energy, and year-round outdoor adventure. Carved by Oak Creek and shaped by millennia of erosion, the landscape surrounding Sedona is unlike anywhere else on earth a dramatic tableau of crimson buttes, sandstone spires, and canyon walls that shift in color from deep amber to vivid orange as the sun moves across the sky.Mountain Modern Sedona sits in the heart of West Sedona at 95 Arroyo Pinon Drive, placing guests at the center of this remarkable natural and cultural destination. The immediate neighborhood is a walkable, community-oriented stretch of West Sedona along SR-89A, surrounded by locally owned shops, galleries, restaurants, and wellness studios. The area has an unhurried, authentic character distinct from the more tourist-trafficked Uptown Sedona offering guests the genuine pulse of a creative, outdoors-minded community.District & SurroundingsWest Sedona is the residential and commercial heart of the city, home to locals, long-term residents, and an active arts community. The area is grounded and relaxed, with easy access to trailheads, spiritual sites, and everyday amenities. Unlike Uptown Sedona, which draws heavy tourist foot traffic along its main commercial strip, West Sedona rewards guests who seek a more immersive, less commercial experience. Within walking distance of the property, guests will find dining, groceries, galleries, spas, and entertainment all set against the backdrop of Sedona's signature red rock skyline.Natural Attractions & Outdoor RecreationSedona is widely regarded as one of the premier outdoor recreation destinations in the United States. The surrounding Coconino National Forest and Red Rock Country offer hundreds of miles of hiking and mountain biking trails ranging from leisurely walks to challenging technical routes. Devil's Bridge, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Airport Mesa, and Boynton Canyon are among the area's most celebrated natural landmarks and spiritual vortex sites, drawing hikers, photographers, and wellness seekers from around the world.Key outdoor activities include:-Hiking and trail running across Red Rock Country's extensive trail network-Mountain biking on world-class single-track terrain-Guided jeep and off-road tours through backcountry canyon landscapes-Oak Creek swimming and picnicking at Grasshopper Point and Slide Rock State Park-Hot air ballooning over the red rock landscape at sunrise-Golf at several championship courses set against dramatic canyon backdrops-Horseback riding through desert terrain-Rock climbing and rappelling on sandstone formationsCultural & Spiritual AttractionsSedona has long been a destination for those seeking renewal and spiritual connection. The area's famous vortex sites energy centers believed by many to have healing and meditative properties draw visitors from across the globe. The Chapel of the Holy Cross, an architectural landmark built directly into the red rock cliffs, is one of Arizona's most visited sites. Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, just 10 minutes from the property, is a beautifully designed Spanish Colonial-style shopping and gallery district featuring fine art, jewelry, handcrafted goods, and seasonal festivals. The Sedona Arts Center, founded in 1958, anchors the city's vibrant creative community.Dining & EntertainmentSedona's dining scene punches well above its size, offering everything from casual farm-to-table cafes and food trucks to destination restaurants drawing visitors from Phoenix and beyond. The West Sedona corridor near the property offers immediate access to beloved local spots. The city hosts a robust calendar of cultural events throughout the year including the Sedona International Film Festival, Sedona Marathon, Jazz on the Rocks, and the Sedona Symphony season the latter a programming partner of Mountain Modern Sedona. Daily Mandatory Destination Charge includes: Premium guest internet access; daily $10 food and beverage credit for use in hotel restaurant; self-parking for one vehicle; access to morning and afternoon wellness classes and guest programming.Daily Mandatory Destination Charge includes: Premium guest internet access; daily $10 food and beverage credit for use in hotel restaurant; self-parking for one vehicle; access to morning and afternoon wellness classes. Sedona, Arizona is one of the American Southwest's most iconic and visually stunning destinations, renowned worldwide for its towering red rock formations, spiritual energy, and year-round outdoor adventure. Carved by Oak Creek and shaped by millennia of erosion, the landscape surrounding Sedona is unlike anywhere else on earth a dramatic tableau of crimson buttes, sandstone spires, and canyon walls that shift in color from deep amber to vivid orange as the sun moves across the sky.Mountain Modern Sedona sits in the heart of West Sedona at 95 Arroyo Pinon Drive, placing guests at the center of this remarkable natural and cultural destination. The immediate neighborhood is a walkable, community-oriented stretch of West Sedona along SR-89A, surrounded by locally owned shops, galleries, restaurants, and wellness studios. The area has an unhurried, authentic character distinct from the more tourist-trafficked Uptown Sedona offering guests the genuine pulse of a creative, outdoors-minded community.District & SurroundingsWest Sedona is the residential and commercial heart of the city, home to locals, long-term residents, and an active arts community. The area is grounded and relaxed, with easy access to trailheads, spiritual sites, and everyday amenities. Unlike Uptown Sedona, which draws heavy tourist foot traffic along its main commercial strip, West Sedona rewards guests who seek a more immersive, less commercial experience. Within walking distance of the property, guests will find dining, groceries, galleries, spas, and entertainment all set against the backdrop of Sedona's signature red rock skyline.Natural Attractions & Outdoor RecreationSedona is widely regarded as one of the premier outdoor recreation destinations in the United States. The surrounding Coconino National Forest and Red Rock Country offer hundreds of miles of hiking and mountain biking trails ranging from leisurely walks to challenging technical routes. Devil's Bridge, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Airport Mesa, and Boynton Canyon are among the area's most celebrated natural landmarks and spiritual vortex sites, drawing hikers, photographers, and wellness seekers from around the world.Key outdoor activities include:-Hiking and trail running across Red Rock Country's extensive trail network-Mountain biking on world-class single-track terrain-Guided jeep and off-road tours through backcountry canyon landscapes-Oak Creek swimming and picnicking at Grasshopper Point and Slide Rock State Park-Hot air ballooning over the red rock landscape at sunrise-Golf at several championship courses set against dramatic canyon backdrops-Horseback riding through desert terrain-Rock climbing and rappelling on sandstone formationsCultural & Spiritual AttractionsSedona has long been a destination for those seeking renewal and spiritual connection. The area's famous vortex sites energy centers believed by many to have healing and meditative properties draw visitors from across the globe. The Chapel of the Holy Cross, an architectural landmark built directly into the red rock cliffs, is one of Arizona's most visited sites. Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, just 10 minutes from the property, is a beautifully designed Spanish Colonial-style shopping and gallery district featuring fine art, jewelry, handcrafted goods, and seasonal festivals. The Sedona Arts Center, founded in 1958, anchors the city's vibrant creative community.Dining & EntertainmentSedona's dining scene punches well above its size, offering everything from casual farm-to-table cafes and food trucks to destination restaurants drawing visitors from Phoenix and beyond. The West Sedona corridor near the property offers immediate access to beloved local spots. The city hosts a robust calendar of cultural events throughout the year including the Sedona International Film Festival, Sedona Marathon, Jazz on the Rocks, and the Sedona Symphony season the latter a programming partner of Mountain Modern Sedona. Accessible rooms: 5Nonsmoking rooms: 89Suites: 44Floors: 2King bedrooms: 55Total rooms: 89Buildings: 8Queen queen bedrooms: 34