Romantic Casita with Views

A modern, peaceful, and private Casita with a breathtaking bedroom view that is 5-10 mins to popular places like Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Chapel & Tlaquepaque. A standalone guesthouse with private entrance and parking, private deck, California King bed, modern bathroom, natural lighting through skylights, and full kitchen. Enjoy movie nights with the home theater projector and surround sound. Or stay outdoors by the firepit while gazing at the stars. The space About the Guesthouse/Casita - 1 California king size bed - 1 inflatable queen size bed - skylights with natural light - HVAC for year-round comfort - kitchen - dining table that seats up to 4 people - fully-tiled modern bathroom with hot water - bathroom supplies include shampoo, conditioner, and body soap (we supply castile soap) - home theater projector with Google TV - WiFi access About the Rest of the Property On the other side of the property is the building with the main house above, a private studio guest suite below, and a pool beside the building. You may book the main house if you would like to get access to the pool. Please check out our other listings on the platform. Sometimes, we’re around and stay at the main house or guest suite. Guest access Parking - There is a dedicated parking space on the Casita’s private gravel pathway that can fit up to 2 compact vehicles, or 1 compact SUV and 1 truck, in tandem. Please DO NOT park on the roundabout driveway or on the street. Please do not go to the main house, which is typically reserved by other guests. - This space cannot accommodate trailers, RV's, or trailer trucks for parking. Other things to note Other Important Things to Note: Sedona is filled with wildlife. Never leave any food trash outside the house. Please keep them inside. If they have to be taken outside, make sure to keep them in the trash bin and lock it with the cable system at all times. Wildlife Reminder: Our most common wild visitors are javelinas, deer, and coyotes. Please do not approach javelinas and make sure to give them space. They come in packs and will attack if they feel any one of them is threatened. They do not run away easily, especially when they smell food. Javelinas will attempt to knock over trash bins and scatter trash everywhere. You can make loud noises to scare them away, such as honking your car horn or banging a cooking pot. Do not harm javelinas - they are creatures protected by the local regulation.