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[quote=Anonymous]If you can get a room on the rim, like El Tovar, that is great.  There are a few hotels right on the rim that are right near el Tovar but be warned they can be very basic and not all rooms have bathroom included so check on that.  The hotels are fine just know what you get.  (El Tovar is considered the deluxe one and is very nice but is historic which some people hate.).   It’s great to be right there though as you can see sunsets etc.

Have at least one meal at El Tovar dining room.  There is a grocery type store that is great for sandwiches, fruit, snack stuff.

If the weather is nice, rent bikes and ride along the rim.  You can also hike down Brigjt Angel trail — plan on it taking 2x as long to come back up, so if you want a 3 hour hike turn around after 1 hour.  Make sure you have water bottles and anticipate it will get warmer as you walk down — it’s often 20 degrees warmer at the base.

Check out the junior ranger program at the visitor center and try to attend at least one ranger program.

There are usually nice jewelry stands set up off road between Grand Canyon and Sedona run by native Americans from nearby reservations.

Sedona has tons of hotels, all of which are fine.  Lots of restaurants too.  People love the pink jeep tours but I’ve never done that.

Definitely pack layers and things likes hats and gloves — it might be really warm or might be really cold.
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