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The great room--an enlargement of the original 1920s hunting cabin--is the heart of Talahogan. Although the old fireplace is about all that's left of the original structure, the room still radiates the cozy country feeling of long-ago Arizona days as well as a warmth, tranquility and harmony with the surrounding red rock beauty. The room's angled walls and large windows are placed to dramatize those views, and its earth-tone, southwestern decor to complement them. From this room--mainly windows--you have the most sweeping, unobstructed panorama of Red Rock Country in all of Sedona--almost 360 degrees. The sitting areas look out upon its southern and eastern tableaux, the kitchen to the west, and the dining area onto virtually the whole expanse.
Comfortable, mission-style furniture in the main sitting area
View of Sedona's entire eastern horizon from swivel chairs in fireplace area
The lowered ceiling gives the fireplace area a cozy, intimate feel
At night, a warm glow, thanks to the mirror effect of the copper-toned window film
The fireplace radiates warmth and heat on cold winter nights in Red Rock Country.
Rustic touches throughout, like this old lantern and clock made from a wagon wheel
