Outdoor Activities

Everyone knows that there's nothing like breakfast in a welcoming and cozy cafe, accompanied by pleasant and inspiring music, savoring fresh, crispy pastries with a cup of flavored coffee for a good start to the day. Rock Springs is where you can enjoy this typical American breakfast.
The cafe offers not only a large selection of desserts and sweets, but also a wide range of salads, classic snacks such as pancakes with maple syrup, traditional omelet with ham, and of course, a decent assortment of drinks, including tea and coffee.

The Montezuma Castle has always been considered as an "icon", mandatory to visit. In 1933, Castle A was discovered here, 45-50 rooms, where many artifacts were found that made it possible to significantly expand our understanding of the Sinagua inhabited this coastal oasis along Beaver Creek for more than 400 years.
The first visitors to this monument were even allowed access directly to the building. However, due to significant damage, open access to the ruins was closed in 1951.
Now, about 350,000 people a year admire this incredible cultural object. And even 600 years after Sinagua, their legacy continues to excite the imagination of our generation.

Dive into the captivating Tiger Splash show at Out of Africa Wildlife.
Probably, you've never seen anything like this. A magnificent show of Bengal and Siberian tigers playing cat and mouse with each other in a large pool and doing incredible tricks with various objects with their trainers. Tiger Splash has become world known for the unique approach to interacting with wild cats in the aquatic game zone.
The number of tigers participating in the show varies from day to day — sometimes one, sometimes two — always depending on the behaviour of the animals, since their individual inclinations and feelings are considered. Learn how instincts, intelligence, and feelings interact and form spontaneous, natural behaviour.

The history of Mexican cuisine is long and varied. It is believed that its main traditions and foundations could go back to the Mayan Indians, whose diet consisted of corn pones with bean paste, game, tropical fruits and fish. For the most part, the culinary specialties of those times have passed into oblivion, but still some of them have endured and exist until now, and now in such wonderful restaurants as La Fonda Restaurant we can experience those distant times.
The restaurant serves a very delicious chicken quesadilla, as well as excellent huevos rancheros and sopa de lima.

From one look at the magnificent landscape of the Red Rock of Sedona, visitors feel the grandeur and mystery of the place sacred to its first prehistoric settlers.
Bright rocks and brown sandstone spiers carved by powerful desert winds rise above the plains and canyons. The mountain is surrounded by vast areas of national and state forests that turn this area into a separate, amazing world.

Bocce Pizzeria is a suitable place to have a great evening after a busy, tiring day and to get a closer look at the peculiarities of Italian cooking. The menu offers a wonderful selection of delicious pizza, pasta and other classic, well-known dishes.
Note, that on Sundays, the restaurant closes at 4:00 PM.

You can return to the hotel early to relax before a busy program of tomorrow, or end the day with a walk around the neighborhood to learn more about the local flavor.