Town&CountryMag.com: The 8 Best Places to Spend New Year’s Eve

Two females standing on a ledge that overlooks Sedona's red rocks, arms in air

TownandCountryMag.com highlights L’Auberge as a peaceful and safe NYE escape for a spiritual reset, where ‘quarantine pods’ will find charming cottages, hiking, stargazing and more in “The 8 Best Places to Spend New Year’s Eve.”

“We could all certainly use some good vibes going into the new year and Sedona, with its majestic red rocks and powerful vortex energy, is the perfect place for that spiritual reset. Book a room at the romantic L’Auberge de Sedona, where all accommodations are charming standalone cottages. You’ll fill your days with tons of hiking, of course, and perhaps squeeze in a road trip or two to relatively nearby attractions, such as the Grand Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, and Lake Powell. The hotel has a slate of activities to round out the #goodvibesonly vacation, including stargazing, forest bathing, and sound healing.”

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Posted: December 14, 2020

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