Common Questions
Sedona Pool Home FAQ
Are the pools heated year-round in Sedona?
Yes — all pools are heated. Pool heating is included October through May. In summer months the Arizona sun keeps pool temperatures comfortable. Pool heat can be added in summer for an additional fee.
How much does pool heating cost?
What size are the pools?
Sedona Dream, SkyLine Sedona, and Starview Sedona all feature full 30×15 foot pools. Uptown Sparks has a 20-foot pool and Uptown Splash an 18-foot pool. Sedona Epic Dream features an Endless Pool R500 swim spa plus a rooftop hot tub with red rock views. Uptown EPIC includes two pools (one 20-foot, one 18-foot) combined across both Grove Drive homes.
Do the pools have views?
Most pool decks have some of the best red rock views in Sedona.
Sedona Epic Dream's rooftop hot tub looks directly at Cathedral Rock and Thunder Mountain.
Sedona Dream's pool has a panoramic 180-degree view.
Starview Sedona offers an elevated pool deck overlooking the valley. Even the Uptown properties have privacy fencing with framed red rock views.
Can we use the pool after dark?
Absolutely — all pools have LED lighting for evening swimming. Many guests find swimming under the Sedona stars with the red rocks lit up in the distance is the highlight of their trip. Note that Sedona has "quiet hours" from 10pm-7am, so pool use after 10pm should be at a respectful volume.
What is the best time of year for a Sedona pool home rental?
April through October is peak pool weather in Sedona, with average daytime highs of 75-95°F. With heated pools, our properties are usable year-round. Many guests find November–March stays surprisingly enjoyable — cool air, warm pool, hot tub under the stars, and dramatic snow-dusted red rocks.
Do all the pool homes have hot tubs?
Yes — every property on this page includes both a pool and a separate hot tub (or spa).
Sedona Shangri-La is the one exception in our 8-property portfolio (it has a hot tub, sauna, and cold plunge but no pool — perfect for wellness-focused trips). All hot tubs are heated year-round at no charge.
What is the largest Sedona pool home for big groups?
Uptown EPIC is our largest property, combining 580 and 590 Grove Drive (Uptown Sparks and Uptown Splash) into one rental. It sleeps 25 guests across 10 bedrooms with two pools, two hot tubs, and two full kitchens.
Sedona Dream is the second largest, sleeping 11 with a 30-foot pool and game room.
How much does it cost to book a Sedona pool home directly?
Nightly rates start around $595 and range up to $1,800 for our largest combined property, depending on season and demand. Booking direct with SedonaEpicStays.com saves you 15-18% compared to Airbnb's service fees. Cleaning fees range from $380-$900 depending on property size.
Are children safe at your pool properties?
All our pool properties are family-friendly with secure fencing and gates. Pool floats, kid-sized swim toys, and life vests are provided at most homes.
Sedona Dream,
SkyLine Sedona, and
Starview Sedona have especially family-oriented setups with game rooms and easy pool access from the main living area.
Why book a Sedona pool home directly instead of through Airbnb?
Three reasons: (1) You save the 15-18% Airbnb service fee on every booking. (2) You communicate directly with your hosts, not through a platform, so requests get answered faster. (3) You get the same property, same care, same 5-star service — just without the middleman markup.
Can I add pool heating to a summer booking?
Yes — pool heating is available year-round as an add-on. In summer months when the sun naturally warms the pool to 80-85°F, most guests skip the heating. If you prefer 88-92°F resort temperatures, add heating at booking for $50-100 per day depending on property.
