
Welcome to
Slim Shady Trail Head Suite
30 Steps to the Trailhead
This is where it started. In 1997, Craig opened Sedona Bike & Bean here — the mountain bike shop and coffee bar at 30 Bell Rock Plaza that anchored the Village of Oak Creek for two decades. The building has since been renovated into a trail-side suite. Walk out the door and you are 30 steps from Slim Shady — the trail Craig helped build. A front patio for assembling bikes, recovering after rides, or watching the light shift across the red rocks. Pet-friendly. Sleeps two.
Rooms & Suites
A 1-bedroom, 1.5-bath suite that sleeps two — the original Bike & Bean building reborn as a trail-side stay. Front patio, full kitchen, pet-friendly.
1 King Bedroom
Sleeps 2
1.5 Bathrooms
Full bath plus half bath
Front Patio
Bike prep + post-ride relaxation
Full Kitchen
Fully equipped, pet-friendly
Property features:
1 bedroom, sleeps 2
1.5 bathrooms (full bath plus half bath)
Front patio for bike prep / post-ride relaxation
Fully equipped kitchen
Pet-friendly
Self check-in (keypad)
5.0 stars · Guest Favorite on Airbnb
Amenities
Trail-side comfort, designed for two
Trail Access: 30 steps to Slim Shady, with Bell Rock connection
Front Patio: Bike prep, post-ride relaxation, red rock light
Full Kitchen: Fully equipped for in-suite meals
Pet-Friendly: Bring your hiking partner
Self Check-In: Keypad entry, no front desk
Reviews: 5.0 stars, Guest Favorite on Airbnb
Location
Located at 30 Bell Rock Plaza in the Village of Oak Creek, the suite sits in the original Bike & Bean building with the Slim Shady trailhead 30 steps away and Bell Rock connecting from the same trail network. Cucina Rustica and the Chop House are minutes away; downtown Sedona is ten minutes by car.
The Casa Vida Standard
Self check-in. Mid-stay clean on request. 24/7 local support from owners who built the trail you're hiking. The original Bike & Bean — reborn as your trail-side stay.
A Glimpse of Slim Shady Trail Head Suite
From the trail-side patio to the original Bike & Bean bones — a closer look at the suite where Sedona riding culture started.









