Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen Details: Living Room - As the center of the home, this room is perfect for gathering and enjoying the amazing view from the 10-foot sliding door, which doubles as a gigantic panoramic picture frame! This is truly “a room with a view”.

Dining Room - The large teak table accommodates 8 people. Enjoy a serene meal with spectacular views of the Sedona Red Rocks from the East-facing sliding door and the Serene Mingus Mountains from the front West giant window.

Kitchen - Fully equipped with refrigerator, gas stove, dishwasher, trash compactor, pots, pans, dishes, utensils, toaster, coffee maker, rice cooker and microwave oven. Adjacent to the kitchen you will find a washer and dryer as well as an iron and ironing board.

Bedrooms: Master Bedroom - A quiet and relaxing room with its own master bath and walk-in closet. The master bath features an extra large, easy access shower stall. The room has its own sliding door to the backyard deck and features a relaxation corner that is perfect for meditation, yoga or just an afternoon siesta.

Kids Room - Comfortably sleeps four children or teens. The room has two twin beds, a dresser, closet and a foldout couch that converts to a full-size bed. The rock art in the room was made by our kids!

Bathroom - This bathroom is adjacent to the kid’s room and features a bathtub and linen closet.

Guest Room - This is a very large room that doubles as a family room. It has a unique queen size Murphy bed and closet space on both sides of the bed. The room is equipped with a TV, teak sitting furniture and book shelves filled with board games, puzzles and movies. When the Murphy bed is tucked away, the room converts to a large playroom.

Why stay at Casa del Cielo: Compare the advantages of staying at our home:

Costs less: A 2-diamond cheesy hotel room will cost you $99.00 plus 12.33% tax! Sleeps 4, No privacy! You need two rooms to accommodate 8 people. That's over $220.00 per night. A 3-diamond room will cost you $149.00 per night plus tax! (source: Travelocity, cheaprooms).

Have Space: After a day of touring, relax, have some space, play board games, sit on the deck or living room and enjoy the view, the sunsets and sunrises, the constellations, the monsoons of August--they cool-off the night, the winter snow or the incredible lightning storms and rainbows.

Save on Meals: No need to eat out three times a day. That gets expensive. Eat breakfast in your pajamas, cook a gourmet meal or order pizza. Pack a lunch for your hikes or bake a cake!

What more can we say? If you are a family with kids, you know the value and convenience of being in a place like this.