Lantern Light Inn, Sedona, Arizona

The Lantern Light Inn features European country decor. The secluded, tree-lined grounds face Thunder Mountain, just minutes from hiking trails, shops, world-class galleries, restaurants, Red Rock State Park and the magical vortex sites of Cathedral Rock and Boynton Canyon. Since 1990 we have been operating and maintaining our property as both our home and a B & B naming it the LANTERN LIGHT INN. As hands on owners we wear many hats including that of homeowners, Innkeepers, hosts, cooks, and concierge to name a few. We enjoy and look forward to the opportunity for meeting and serving such diverse guests from all over the country and from around the world. We hope you, too, will be a guest here at our home and residence, the Lantern Light Inn, an authentic bed and breakfast.

With a truly convenient location in the heart of the city our property is the sole remaining private residence located on Sedona’s main thoroughfare, Highway 89. Facing Sedona’s most prominent landmark, 6700-foot Thunder Mountain, we are hidden from the street by a 6-foot earthen mound making us easy to miss when driving by. Our home is on ½ acre of quiet, private, tree lined grounds reminiscent of a French country garden with lush foliage everywhere. Five outdoor fountains and outdoor patios areas and more than 70 lanterns including the 5-foot giant that landmarks our entryway are situated throughout our property.

The Antique Country old world decor throughout our inn is reminiscent of lodgings in the European tradition. Each of our units has private bath, refrigerator, TV, VCR and comfortable chiropractic approved mattresses for a restful night's sleep. The cozy courtyard rooms share a private deck accessed through sliding glass doors and overlook an enclosed private courtyard garden. The beds are queen, king or twin beds. Maximum two occupants and no children under 10 years in this wing. Visit our web site at lanternlightinn.com. Phoenix magazine (July 2001) has reviewed us in their cover feature article “23 Best Homey B & B’s Hideaways in Arizona”. The New York Times in their travel section article “36 hours in Sedona” (Feb 2007) mentions both Kris and I by name and lists The Lantern Light Inn as one of four recommended places of lodging in Sedona.

In the east wing with private entries off a breezeway, guests may choose quarters that can accommodate up to four persons (4 beds). The Ryan room has a kitchenette and a cozy sitting area facing the fireplace. The Sedona Guest House has two baths, two bedrooms, a large tastefully furnished living room with fireplace, dining room and spacious fully equipped kitchen. The back door opens to private grounds :deck ,patio, rock garden and pond with waterfall.

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