Sedona Vacation Rentals with Private Pools
Six vacation homes in Sedona, Arizona, with something most Sedona rentals cannot offer: a private heated pool, a spa, and a game room at every single one. Four of the six are within walking distance of Uptown Sedona’s shops, galleries and trailheads, and Tlaquepaque is a short walk down the hill from Supreme. Every home in the collection welcomes dogs.
We manage these homes ourselves, so the search above shows live availability and pricing straight from our booking system. Checkout shows the full price, with every fee and tax, before you pay.
Our Sedona homes at a glance
| Home | Bedrooms | Baths | Sleeps | Distance to Uptown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uptown Epic (two homes) | 10 | 8.5 | up to 25 across both | 0.4 mi |
| Supreme | 7 | 6.5 | 16 | Short walk to Tlaquepaque |
| Uptown Sparks | 5 | 4.5 | 13 | 0.4 mi |
| Uptown Splash | 5 | 4 | 12 | 0.4 mi |
| SkyLine Sedona | 5 | 4 | 12 | 1.3 mi |
| Starview Sedona | 4 | 3 | 12 | 0.6 mi |
Uptown Epic books Sparks and Splash together as one side-by-side estate for large groups. Supreme, our newest addition, sleeps 16 in one booking.
The six homes
Uptown Epic
Two side-by-side homes booked as one estate: 10 bedrooms and 8.5 baths total, hosting up to 25 guests. Each home has its own 20-foot heated pool and spa, its own game room, and outdoor dining, lounging and firepits, with red rock views from every angle. This is the Sedona booking for the multi-family trip or the reunion that will not fit in one house, 0.4 miles from Uptown.
Uptown Sparks
5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, sleeping 13. A jumbo viewing deck with a dining table for the whole group, a 20-foot heated pool and hot tub, a decktop firepit, and a game room. Walk into town in under ten minutes.
Uptown Splash
Sparks’ neighbor: 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, sleeping 12, with its own 20-foot heated pool and hot tub, viewing deck, game room, and a jumbo firepit for the evening. Same walk-to-Uptown location.
SkyLine Sedona
The view home: full-wall sliders facing the red rock skyline, a 30 by 15 foot heated pool with a spa and hammocks, two firepits, and a viewing deck built for stargazing. Every bedroom has a king bed. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, sleeps 12, on a quieter street 1.3 miles from Uptown.
Starview Sedona
4 bedrooms, 3 baths, sleeping 12, with the biggest pool-to-house ratio in the collection: a 30 by 15 foot heated pool with a rolling safety cover, an 8-seat hot tub, a jumbo firepit and a game room. 0.6 miles from Uptown.
Supreme
7 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, sleeping 16 across the main house and a guesthouse. Pool days come with a Helix slide into a 30 by 15 foot pool with an electric rolling safety cover, an 8-person hot tub heated year-round, and a traditional sauna beside the pool. Add an arcade game room, viewing decks with red rock views, and firepits by the pool and on the deck. Tlaquepaque and many trailheads are a short walk down the hill, though the walk back up is a lot more work.
The house is half the trip
Sedona has never had a shortage of beautiful views. What it has always been short on is somewhere for a group to actually spend the afternoon once the hike is done. Most rentals here are view cabins: big windows at sunrise, quiet by two in the afternoon.
These homes were set up to fix exactly that. Every one has a private heated pool and spa for after the trail, and a game room for the evening. The result is a Sedona trip where the red rocks fill the morning and the house carries the rest of the day, which matters when your group spans kids, grandparents, and people with three different definitions of a holiday.
Staying near Uptown
Uptown is the walkable heart of Sedona: restaurants, galleries, coffee, and the trolley stops, with trailheads a few minutes away. Sparks, Splash and Epic sit about four tenths of a mile out, Starview just over half a mile, so dinner is a stroll rather than a drive and parking stops being your problem. SkyLine sits a little over a mile out, a three minute drive, with the trade-off of a quieter street.
Things to do in Sedona
- Trails from the north side: the Jordan Road trailhead at the top of Uptown feeds routes like Brins Mesa and Cibola Pass, so hikers in four of our six homes can start the day without moving the car. Note that parking at most Sedona trailheads requires a Red Rock Pass, sold at kiosks and visitor centers.
- Oak Creek Canyon and Slide Rock State Park: about 15 minutes north for swimming holes and canyon scenery
- Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village and the Chapel of the Holy Cross, both a short drive
- Airport Mesa: the classic sunset viewpoint over town
- Dark skies: Sedona is a certified International Dark Sky Community, so the stargazing from your own pool deck is real
- Grand Canyon South Rim: roughly two hours north for the classic day trip
Getting to Sedona
Most guests fly into Phoenix Sky Harbor and drive about two hours north; the last stretch up State Route 179 through the red rocks is the best airport transfer in America. Flagstaff sits about 45 minutes north of Sedona and works as the short-haul option, with the drive down Oak Creek Canyon as the reward. Once you are here, most of the homes let you park the car and walk to dinner for the rest of the trip.
Sedona guides from our blog
- Sedona travel guide: 12 tips for a perfect trip
- How many days do you need in Sedona?
- One day in Sedona: 8 stops that make it count
Frequently asked questions
How close are the homes to Uptown Sedona?
Four of the six are within walking distance: Uptown Sparks, Splash and Epic are about 0.4 miles from Uptown’s shops and restaurants, Starview about 0.6 miles. SkyLine is 1.3 miles out, roughly a three minute drive. From Supreme, Tlaquepaque and many trailheads are a short walk down the hill.
Do the homes really have private pools?
Yes, all six. Every home in our Sedona collection has its own heated pool, spa and game room, which is rare in this market. Most Sedona rentals trade on the view alone.
Are the pools heated?
Yes. All six homes have heated pools, and Sedona’s elevation makes that matter: evenings run cool here even when the days are warm, so the heat is what turns the pool from a photo prop into the place your group actually ends the day.
Are the homes pet-friendly?
All six Sedona homes welcome dogs. Bring the whole family, four-legged included. See our pet-friendly rentals for the full list across all our destinations.
How big a group can we bring?
Most homes sleep 12 to 13, and Supreme sleeps 16. For bigger groups, Uptown Epic pairs two side-by-side homes into one estate listed for up to 25 guests, with ten bedrooms between them.
When is the best time to visit Sedona?
Spring and fall are peak for hiking. Sedona sits at higher elevation than the desert cities, so summers are cooler than Phoenix or Palm Springs, and the pools earn their keep. Winters are mild with occasional dustings of snow on the red rocks, which photographers chase all year.
What fees are added at checkout?
On top of the nightly rate, checkout adds a one-time cleaning fee set by each home, a 5% service fee and a 3.5% card processing fee (both on the rate plus cleaning), then state and local lodging taxes. You see every line and the full total before you pay.
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Pick your dates in the search above for live availability and pricing across all six Sedona homes. If your group does not fit neatly into one house, contact us and we will tell you which combination works.
Planning a desert leg too? See our Indio estates near the Empire Polo Club festival grounds, our Palm Springs group properties, or all Stay Wandery properties.