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    Poco Diablo Resort

    3.5 (355 reviews)
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    Joanne H.

    Don't stay here. For the price, it's appalling. We stayed here 2 nights in a 'luxury room' and paid over $1000 for the privilege of: - a dirty jacuzzi tub - a hole in the ceiling - a tissue dispenser hanging off the wall - a shower rail hanging off the wall, it was dangerous to try and use - holes & tears in the shower curtain - incorrect clock times - a fireplace that didn't work Reviewing to warn people, spend your hard-earned money elsewhere.

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    Kim H.

    We have been coming to Sedona for over 10 years but this is our first stay at Poco Diablo Resort and we loved it. You cannot imagine how beautiful the resort is from the pictures or the website. Nestled in a peaceful quiet part of Sedona, with gorgeous red rock formations all around. Lovely views and easy access to anything you want with trailheads all around. It's simply breathtaking. Our room was large very clean and peaceful. We had everything that we needed. The staff here were amazing . Our room was facing the Serenity Lawn and it was amazing to wake to these beautiful views. There was parking for each building, ice and soda machines and outdoor fire pits and couches to enjoy the beautiful views. We will definitely be returning

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    Victor M.

    It was my first time in Sedona so I had no reference as far as accommodations in the area. I chose the Poco Diablo Resort because it was renovated or refreshed and was the only reasonably priced large full service hotel with golf, tennis, and spa facilities. Every place of interest in Uptown Sedona and West Sedona is within only a 10 minute drive from the Poco Diablo Resort. The Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is only 2 traffic circles away! I suspect, though, during high season and weekends, heavy traffic into town would significantly increase that drive time. Poco Diablo Resort is located what was once the Doodlebug Ranch on 18 acres and surrounded by stunning mountainous red rocks which provide a picturesque view from the property. The serenity park in the center of the resort is absolutely beautiful. I had a spacious 2-double bed room on the 2nd floor with a balcony facing the serenity park and located close to the lobby. The bathroom was also very spacious with a vanity, toilet and sink. In addition, there is a second full vanity outside of the bathroom which came in very handy. The resort has a full service restaurant, Willow Kitchen, with both indoor and outdoor seating. The food is fairly decent although a bit pricey. The bar is fully stocked and offer some interesting wines. The staff from the restaurant, the front desk, to housekeeping were all friendly and very helpful to make the stay quite enjoyable. I would definitely recommend and stay again at the Poco Diablo Resort.

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    Amy H.

    Excellent quiet place for women traveling alone. The spa, pool, restaurant, and bar are clean, well-tended, and intimate.

    Bryan G.

    Rooms are decent but dated,it's good as an overnight quick stay. No frills and can be a bit loud between rooms.

    Robert S.

    Nice place. Grounds are beautiful. Location has great views. Rooms are "Mid-Century Modern" nice furniture with a 1960-1980's vibe. Staff was great. Restaurant prices are a tad on the high-side for me so we ate off-property. Jet tub in the bath was nice. I'm as big as an NFL player (6' 2" & 250lbs) and the tub was plenty big enough for me. Other reviewers complained of the noise, stained carpets, broken fixtures, we experienced none of that. It is a solid 3-Star property and we will return.

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    Michelle W.

    This was a quick last minute trip, but the room and facilities were great. We relaxed by the pool before heading out to dinner. My only regrets was that I didn't get to visit the Spa this trip. I noticed the facility is pet friendly. Which's nice for those that travel with their fur-family.

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    Lindsay D.

    This resort is great! We had the most wonderful 3 days here and can not wait to come back. The restaurant was really good and the service was even better.... Taylor and Tigger were our favorite employees :) . Spent hours out by the fires lounging with our wine while admiring the breathtaking views. Be sure to book a premium king on the top floor. That way you get the bigger room with a fireplace and balcony, as well as vaulted ceilings. We had a special treat on Thursday night with stargazing in the parking lot with professional grade equipment. Honestly can not say enough about this resort and I don't understand the bad reviews.... We loved it!

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    Jordan S.

    Wonderful, helpful, and attentive staff. Our room was really nice and spacious with lots of amenities. We enjoyed sitting at the balcony at night - note: there's such little light pollution that we could see SO many stars! Also the food at the restaurant there was outstanding. Lovely grounds, too. Thank you, everyone at Poco Diablo resort!

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    Mark A.

    Great resort in beautiful Sedona. The rooms have a great view of the Serenity Lawn which is a large lawn in the center of the property. They also have views of red rocks across the street from the resort. We ate at the restaurant which was on the property. Outstanding dirty martinis! They also had vegan options on the menu. The service at the resort was excellent. We plan on staying there next time we visit Sedona.

    Cockroach in the bathroom. Nothing like a hot shower after a nice hike...
    Jerad E.

    I wanted to love this place. The up-charge for a jetted bath tub is not worth it. The EV chargers are locked and you have to go to the front desk to get them to turn them on; they forgot one night which meant going down the road the next morning. We found a creepy staff guy trying to get in our room with a do not disturb sign on the door. Alejandro should no longer be allowed to have keys to peoples rooms. The fireplace looks like it was purchased at a garage sale and had no ventilation. It was also small and just lame. The front staff is also just rude and condescending. William was staffing the front when we checked in and it was like receiving a lecture instead of a greeting. He even explained how magnetic cards work and how we needed to keep them away from our phones. As you can see by the pictures, the roaches are real. I have been to hundreds of hotels in the last 25 years for work and vacation. This is the first time i have seen roaches in a room. We told the front desk and they didn't even blink. No apology, just an ignorant statement, "well it is hot outside." The implication being every who lives in hot climates share their homes with diseased infestations of cockroaches. He did ask if we wanted them to come spray. Because spraying organophosphates is obviously what people would want when staying in a small room. This place has a lot of potential, but is being managed by fools. The romantic outdoor fireplace was beautiful, but it closes at 10pm. It is also contaminated by flood lights and some rocket surgeon placed a dog feces receptacle 10 feet away. I am simply baffled by the way this place sabotages every nice part if it. The restaurant is amazing, clean, well managed and a great value. I wont be coming back here and would never recommend anyone stay here due to the bugs, and crappy service.

    Patrick W.

    Had a pleasant stay at Poco Diablo. Check-in was easy. The room was not bad but overall the rooms are very old and outdated. The fireplace in the room was a bit scary to operate and it required us to call maintenance for help. The big jacuzzi tub in the room was nice but the jets did not work at all. Every time we turned them on they shot water out at the wall. The bed was comfortable and it was clean. Would stay here again but also there are so many places to stay, it would be nice to explore others.

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    Samantha B.

    2 stars is quite generous. Upon arrival the staff was prompt in checking us in and service was fine. Got to our room and YUCK. So we expected a dog friendly room and that comes with its own hurdles and corks. But what in the world is that smell???? We have a very much alive dog and the room (427) smells like a dead one unfortunately. EVERYTHING is embedded with horrific pet odor. We will unfortunately be taking that smell home..... I even brought the febreze from my car and have been attempting to mask the smell. No amenities in the room- I'm talking no microwave dated. Fridge yes, coffee maker (wouldn't trust it in maintenance or cleanliness). Ice maker right next to us - does not operate at all. Old golf course - pretty view. Nice to let my dog walk and play a bit on. Restaurant- eh. Service is slow, food is mid, pricey as heck. Wi-Fi?? Oh good luck. Lol.

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    The massage i had at the Spa was the best one I've ever had. My Massage Therapist Ty was phenomenal!

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    Friendly, easy check in. Clean room, comfortable beds and nice linens. Quiet rooms, great water pressure in shower.

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