This area in Sedona is beautiful. It’s a small village with restaurants and shops. There is a small chapel and it’s beautifully landscaped. It’s like a little village. We found it was easy to access and park and enjoyed the courtyard and other areas. Recommend stopping here and taking a stroll through this area. It’s really a treat.

What a beautiful shopping village! We spent most of the day there and probably went into every shop. The architecture/design is amazing. We took lots of pictures. Not your average shopping center. There was even musicians playing while you shop. The art galleries have very unique items-not what you find everywhere. Also, a nice area to have lunch. The Secret Garden has lovely outdoor garden seating. This is a nice way to spend the day.

We discovered this shopping area on our last day in Sedona. I wish we would have seen it earlier. Would be a beautiful place to walk around and browse all the art galleries and shops. I didn't see many clothing boutiques for women; maybe one or two. Saw several art galleries that are always fun to browse in. There are restaurants in the village as well.

I enjoyed shopping and dining at this beatifully and carefully designed Mission Hacienda inspired location. It is filled with boutiques curated with exquisite art, jewlery, fashion, home items and so much more. It is within a 300 steps from Hotel El Portal and Los Abrigados Resort. We enjoyed afternoon coffee at the Secret Garden and dinner at Rene's.

Very pretty shopping village. It stands out amongst all other shops in the area. The shops are for those who are into artsy items (intricate jewelry, one of a kind bowls, paintings, quilts, etc) and very nice restaurants. The biggest draw for me was walking around the uniquely built plaza - it’s worth a stop for sure.

If you like mostly high end shops and galleries, you will enjoy this adorable village. There is an old chapel and a few other notable structures to enjoy but I probably wouldn’t tKe my kids there. It’s definitely more of an adult oriented destination and worth visiting at least once.

Very upscale shopping village in Sedona. Now spans both sides of the highway with more shops on the original site than the North site. Nice place with plenty of shade and many shops and galleries. Some nice sculptures and fountains as well.

This was a pretty lace to walk around. It’s very pricey to shop. It had a lot of neat art to look at and some shops with drinks and snacks. Don’t forget to cross the street too we almost missed the second half.

Very charming collection of old-timey plazas with lovely shops. Lots of art galleries and jewelry stores, eating places too. We spent most of our time in the Native American Arts store called Ninibah. I strongly recommend this store for its quality jewelry, fair prices, and excellent service.

Amazing, beautiful shopping area. We could have spent all day there if we had time! Unique shops and galleries and beautiful village arrangement! Glad we got to go there while seeing the red rock formations in Sedona!