Specializing in adult getaways for singles and couples and named the "Best Value in Oak Creek Canyon" by Fodor's Guide to Arizona 2010, the Canyon Wren offers guests intimate cabin accommodations set against the beautiful red-rock cliffs of tranquil Oak Creek Canyon.

Canyon Wren was voted #3 on Trip Advisor's Awards for best B&B's in the USA for 2009 and #8 for coziest place in America for 2010.

The fishing holes of Oak Creek are within walking distance, the famous Slide Rock State Park and swim area are just about half a mile away. All the cultural riches of Sedona and Flagstaff are within a 20-mile radius and the Grand Canyon beckons with a two hour drive.

The bed and breakfast inn comprises four lodging accommodations: three chalet-styled cedar cabins and one old-fashioned log cabin. Available for nightly and weekly rentals, these cabins are an ideal spot from which to enjoy your Arizona vacation. Standard amenities include firewood, outdoor gas grill, CD radios, coffee makers, and hairdryers. Cabins have an equipped kitchen, patio or deck, fireplace and a whirlpool tub.

A tasty Canyon Wren continental breakfast includes homemade muffins, cinnamon rolls, quiche, and fruit as well as juice and coffee. For lunch and dinner, guests can make use of their own kitchen or drive two miles to the Junipine Cafe. Many other wonderful dining options can be found in Sedona, just six miles south, and in Flagstaff, just 20 miles north.

For quiet moments, relax in a hammock and listen to the numerous birds and water features. Use Canyon Wren as a base camp for exploring the Grand Canyon, Canyon de Chelly, Meteor Crater, the Petrified Forest and all of the Sedona Red Rock Country.

The area around The Canyon Wren is home to a diversified slate of recreational options. For those who like to exert themselves, there's golf, tennis, swimming, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, fishing, and seasonal snow-skiing.

If you'd rather shift into cruise control, you can book a scenic train tour or marvel at Arizona's beauty while riding in a plane or hot-air balloon or traversing the rugged canyon country in a jeep.

This area is a virtual playground for camera buffs. If you enjoy focusing the lens on where "no man has gone before," you'll enjoy a visit to the nearby Lowell Observatory. The Indian ruins and monuments at the Navajo Reservation and Hopi Mesas offer still more options.