Connie Baxter Marlow and Andrew Bailey offer a getaway package to their Page Springs Bed and Breakfast in Sedona, Arizona. Their B & B is the "Gateway to Sedona's Wine Country" and the two night/double occupancy package includes special offerings by the local wineries. The B & B has a media and print library for the exploration of the nature of the universe through indigenous cosmology, the founding of America at Cape Cod, the American Revolution,the Transcendentalists and Quantum Physics. This library has been named the Bradley P. Dean Memorial Library.

Located on eight acres just seven miles south of Sedona and just five miles from the Red Rock State Park turn-off, two expansive homes are nestled at the base of a natural amphitheater below a cluster of ancient Sinagua Indian ruins in the tranquil hamlet of Page Springs. Surrounded by Coconino National Forest Page Springs B&B sits high in the valley with distant views of the legendary Red Rocks of Sedona and the beautiful High Desert countryside.

Only minutes from the heart of Sedona and its wonders to the north and the busy town of Cottonwood to the south Page Springs, Sedona's best kept secret is rural in character and reminiscent of the way Sedona used to be. It is the gateway to some of Arizona's finest wine country and close to nearby Verde Valley attractions - the world-famous ghost town of Jerome, Sycamore Canyon, Tuzigoot National Monument, Montezuma's Castle, Palatki and other Sinagua Indian ruins.