The 8 BEST Sedona Hotels with Conference Rooms and Meeting spaces 2026

A 540-person ballroom anchors a canyon conference retreat. The 5,100-square-foot Anasazi Ballroom divides into three layouts and seats up to 540 theater-style, giving large conferences room to grow. For executive sessions, the Manzanita Boardroom centers on a custom juniper conference table, while the Meeting Village supports breakouts. Boynton Canyon Trail access is steps from the resort. You get a serious meeting destination that feels immersed in the red-rock landscape.

Three ballrooms and 12 meeting rooms meet red-rock resort luxury. More than 40,000 square feet of flexible indoor and outdoor event space gives conferences and retreats plenty of room to take shape. Three ballrooms, executive boardrooms, breakout areas and 12 meeting rooms let you tailor the setup to your group. Bell Rock is less than a mile away. It’s a full-scale conference resort where your team can trade the meeting table for the trails.

A divisible ballroom pairs with dedicated breakout rooms. The 3,300-square-foot Outbound Ballroom divides into four sections, with classroom seating for up to 140 and floor-to-ceiling windows. For smaller sessions, the Cottonwood Meeting Room seats 40 conference-style, and a separate room offers another private option. Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is about two miles away. You get a flexible group stay with enough space for a conference and its quieter side sessions.

A creekside boardroom and 150-seat ballroom suit retreats. The 2,400-square-foot Garden Ballroom seats up to 150 and opens onto a terrace, making it easy to shift between indoor sessions and fresh-air breaks. For smaller groups, the light-filled Boardroom seats 14, while the events team can coordinate sound, lighting and catering. Uptown Sedona’s shops are about a 10-minute walk uphill. It’s a polished creekside retreat for teams that want focused work in a more intimate setting.

Flexible indoor rooms open onto a red-rock courtyard. The 1,458-square-foot Sedona A & B meeting space can divide into two rooms, while the 600-square-foot Vortex Room suits a smaller board meeting. For outdoor breaks or receptions, the 2,850-square-foot Oak Creek Courtyard brings the gathering beneath red-rock views. Uptown Sedona’s shops and restaurants are about a five-minute walk away. You get an intimate, design-forward retreat with meeting spaces that feel distinctly Sedona.

Six thousand square feet links meetings with open-air retreats. The private 240-square-foot boardroom seats 12 and brings state-of-the-art technology to focused strategy sessions. Across the property, more than 6,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space includes the Dorsey Ballroom, Grove Garden and Rangeview Rooftop. Amitabha Stupa & Peace Park is about 0.9 miles away. It’s a relaxed resort stay for teams who want serious meeting time with room to reset outdoors.

Flexible meeting rooms come with AV and event planning. Two flexible meeting rooms offer conference, classroom and U-shaped layouts, with the largest setup accommodating up to 80. A dedicated planner coordinates audiovisual equipment, meals and activities, and the courtyard gives your group an outdoor break space. The Chapel of the Holy Cross, built into the red rocks, is about eight miles away. You get a polished, practical hotel stay for smaller conferences and working retreats.

A renovated meeting room opens onto panoramic red-rock terraces. The renovated 342-square-foot Tranquility Room seats up to 18 theater-style or 15 in a conference setup. An Amethyst Boardroom and wide communal terraces give small groups options for private discussions and outdoor breaks. Uptown Sedona is about 1.5 miles away. It’s a stylish, view-filled stay for compact team meetings and restorative retreats.