Flagstaff, Arizona · 15 min to downtownMountainaire, Flagstaff, Arizona · 15 minutes to downtown

A dog-friendly chalet in the ponderosa pines, with dark skies out back.

A new 3-bedroom home for up to 8, with a dog bed and bowls waiting. Forest trails are 0.4 miles away and the Grand Canyon is an hour north.Flagstaff keeps its lights low. Walk the dog under the stars, then light the backyard fire pit and let your eyes adjust.

8
guestsguests
3
bedroomsbedrooms, 2 queens
2
bathsfull baths
Dogs
welcomebed and bowls provided
0.4 mi
to trailsto forest trails
1 hr
to Grand Canyonto the Grand Canyon

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Check-in from 4 PM, checkout 11 AM
Full refund 14+ days before arrival, 50% refund 7+ days before
Rated 4.95 of 5 from 66 guest reviews

The dog bed is part of the house. So are the bowls.Rated 4.95 of 5 from 66 guest reviews

By day

Trails, then the neighbors

Forest trails 0.4 miles away, quiet streets for dog walks, and horses and donkeys next door.

Coconino National Forest trails start 0.4 miles away, and the quiet streets make good dog walks. The Grand Canyon is about an hour north. Horses and donkeys live on the neighboring lots.

Late-summer sunflowers and a ponderosa pine below the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff — The San Francisco Peaks, north of town. Photo: Deborah Lee Soltesz, U.S. Forest Service, Coconino National Forest (public domain)

"The neighborhood is quiet and great for dog walks and convenient to downtown Flagstaff and Oak Creek Canyon."
Janice

By night

The stars are the show

Flagstaff was the world's first International Dark Sky City, and the town keeps its lights low so the sky stays dark. Light the backyard fire pit and look up.

The Milky Way arching over the dark silhouette of the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff — The Milky Way over the San Francisco Peaks. Photo: Deborah Lee Soltesz, CC0.

The world's first International Dark Sky City. Lowell Observatory, where Pluto was discovered in 1930, is across town.

Pluto was found here.Lowell Observatory, across town, is where Pluto was discovered in 1930. Its telescopes are open to visitors.

"The area is beautiful and peaceful."
Kristine

Dogs are in the name

A dog bed and bowls are waiting, the big living room has room for two pups to chase each other, and trails start down the road.

Dog bed and bowls to use
Tether for the yard
Room to play in the living room
Quiet streets for walks
Forest trails 0.4 miles away

The backyard is mostly fenced, but not all the way, and it borders the tiny home next door. A tether is provided.

Navy cabinets, teal chairs, a shelf of puzzles

A new build with tile floors, a navy kitchen and hutch, Arizona mountain prints and open shelves packed with books and games. The den has a desk, a full-size daybed and a Fender guitar.

Kitchen
Navy hutch
Arizona mug
Dining
Puzzles

Beds

Sleeps 8, with 2 full baths, one of them ensuite with the primary.

Primary: Queen, Purple mattress, ensuite bath
Bedroom 2: Queen, DreamCloud mattress
Den / Bedroom 3: Full daybed, desk, guitar
Extra: Air mattress

Out back

Wood fire pit
Grill
Hammock
Outdoor seating
Driveway parking for 2 cars

Dark Sky Chalet, photo 49 — The front: its own driveway, parking for 2 cars, and the tiny home next door.

Sedona is 45 minutes south

Red rock and creek wading by day. After dark, the Milky Way rises over Cathedral Rock.

Take I-17 and Route 179 for the quick way down, then come home up Oak Creek Canyon on 89A for the scenery. Wade the creek at Crescent Moon Ranch by day. Stay past dark: Sedona is an International Dark Sky Community too, and the Milky Way rises right over Cathedral Rock.

Oak Creek running over red sandstone ledges, with Cathedral Rock rising above bare sycamores — Cathedral Rock from Oak Creek at Crescent Moon Ranch. Photo: Deborah Lee Soltesz, U.S. Forest Service (public domain)

The Milky Way rising over Cathedral Rock, its red cliffs lit warm against a starry sky — The Milky Way over Cathedral Rock. Photo: Deborah Lee Soltesz, U.S. Forest Service, CC0

How far to everything

Also nearby: Lowell Observatory, Walnut Canyon National Monument, Bearizona, the Arboretum and the Museum of Northern Arizona.

Coconino National Forest trails0.4 mi
Downtown Flagstaff15 min
Grand Canyon1 hr
Flagstaff airport4 mi

A look around

From guests

Rated 4.95 of 5 from 66 guest reviews

"We booked because we saw the place was pet friendly which was fantastic. Great location in a cute neighborhood. There was a local tavern down the hill we walked to which was fun!"
Sara
"We had a great month-long stay here with our dog. ... The WiFi was fast and reliable for working remotely, and the neighborhood was quiet with great areas for dog walks."
Alex
"The kitchen has everything you need and there are even games, books and puzzles. The neighborhood is quiet and great for dog walks and convenient to downtown Flagstaff and Oak Creek Canyon."
Janice
"Super dog friendly and so cozy! Our two pups loved chasing each other around the spacious living room."
Helen
"The area is beautiful and peaceful. Best part was the accommodations for our fur baby!"
Kristine
"The spot was spacious and laid out well, and the kitchen well equipped. ... Note the yard is mostly fenced but not fully, but a tether is provided."
Louis
"The pet-friendly amenities were a lovely touch and made our stay feel truly special."
Caitlin
"I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a clean, cozy and a place with all items needed."
Esmeralda

Next door, same address, its own driveway

Just the two of you? The Dark Sky Hideaway is a tiny home made for couples.

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Bringing the whole crew?

Book both homes for up to 12Book both homes: up to 12 guests, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths.

Side by side on one property, each with its own kitchen and driveway. Dogs welcome at both.

Side by side on one property, each with its own kitchen, driveway and fire pit. Dogs welcome at both. Book the same dates on each, or ask us and we will set up both stays for you.

Chalet dates Hideaway dates

Just two? See the tiny home next door

Good to know

Can we bring the dog?: Yes. Pets are welcome case by case. Add your pet when you book; the fee is shown at checkout. A dog bed, bowls and a yard tether are here for you.
How dark does it get?: Dark. Flagstaff keeps outdoor lighting low, and on clear nights guests see the Milky Way from the backyard.
Can I work from here?: Yes. The den has a desk and a computer monitor, and the Wi-Fi is fast.
Is the yard fenced?: Mostly, but not fully, and it borders the tiny home next door. Keep dogs leashed or on the tether outside.
Is it good for a longer stay?: Guests have stayed a month. Fast Wi-Fi, a desk in the den, a washer and dryer and a full kitchen.
Any house rules?: Enjoy the backyard any time, quietly. No smoking or vaping inside. Ask before connecting a security camera to the Wi-Fi.
What if our plans change?: Full refund 14+ days before arrival, 50% refund 7+ days before.

House details

Check-in: 4 PM
Checkout: 11 AM
Minimum stay: 2 nights
Sleeps: 8
Pets: Case by case, fee at checkout
Parking: 2 cars in the driveway
Rating: 4.95 of 5, 66 reviews

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Fees, including any pet fee, are shown at checkout.