My husband and I came to Sedona over Valentine's weekend with 0 plans and nowhere to stay. Very…read morerisky of us, I know. As we're cruising down the main street we passed The Inn Above Oak Creek and noticed they had a lit-up vacancy sign. We immediately went in and met with the inn keeper who offered to let us go see the room before we committed to booking. This is THE cutest little 13 room inn set right on Oak Creek. There is seating down by the creek, on the patio off the main room, and inside the main room itself that all have great views. Our room was very spacious with a 2-person sized bathtub and a fireplace! It had truly the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in away from home. My husband was obsessed and wanting to know how we could copy it to have at home. Both of the inn managers were so kind and took such good care of us. You could feel how much they care for the inn and value their guests. There's always coffee and water set out. They have homemade cookies in the afternoon and homemade muffins in the morning. They have a bookshelf with various options for reading and a large selection of movies. On the coffee table, they have binders full of recommendations for trails and exploring the area. It was such a cute and intimate place to stay. I'd recommend it to anyone traveling to Sedona and I'd love to stay here again! We truly couldn't have found a better place to stay for Valentine's Day. We felt so lucky to have gotten a room here.

I am late to the party! We found this hotel on Yelp and stayed here for a Road Trip in 2023. The…read morecustomer service was amazing!! The beds were very comfortable and the outdoor space and hiking was great. Sedona was so packed so it was getting a hotel a little out of the way that you can still walk to restaurants and hike. We are looking to go again in a few months.

An Absolutely Magical Stay in Sedona I absolutely LOVED my…read morestay at A Sunset Chateau. From the moment I arrived, there was something so peaceful and special about this place. It truly feels like a little hidden sanctuary tucked into the beauty of Sedona. The property itself is absolutely gorgeous. The grounds are beautiful and lovingly cared for, the room was charming and comfortable, and the views were simply breathtaking. There is something about waking up surrounded by Sedona's red rocks and that incredible stillness that immediately makes you slow down and appreciate where you are. I especially loved how peaceful the entire property felt. It has so much more warmth and character than a typical hotel. It feels intimate, artistic, cozy, and almost like you've discovered a secret little oasis. And the breakfast was such a wonderful surprise! Having a beautiful breakfast in the morning made the whole experience feel even more special. The amenities, the surroundings, the views, and all of the thoughtful little details made it feel like a true getaway rather than simply somewhere to sleep. Sedona is already magical on its own, but staying at A Sunset Chateau added another layer to the experience. I left feeling genuinely grateful that I found this place. I would absolutely stay here again and wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for somewhere beautiful, peaceful, romantic, and full of Sedona charm. A true hidden gem. Five stars without hesitation.

A gorgeous and romantic spot to stay when visiting Sedona! Our room had a beautiful view and we…read moreloved the amenities including the free breakfast and coffee, salt water pool, firepit, and jacuzzi bathtub. We did some hiking and the location of this spot was a short drive from Devil's Bridge. We were also able to walk to one of our hike's trailhead from the hotel.

We spent a weekend at L'Auberge de Sedona in August, and it was such a welcome escape from the…read moreValley heat. The resort is tucked into the mountainside and descends toward Oak Creek beneath a canopy of trees, creating a completely different atmosphere with cooler days and evenings. Parking is valet only. We stayed in a Lodge Deluxe room, which was an easy walk from the lobby with one flight of stairs to our second-floor room. Some accommodations are higher up the hillside and require more stairs, including the area leading to the pool and Duck Pond bar, so that's something to consider if stairs are an issue. We enjoyed lunch poolside at the Duck Pond bar. The tacos were good, although a little spicy for me. Service was friendly and helpful with recommendations, but it was a little slow during our visit. One of my favorite moments was sitting by the creek in the morning with my coffee, watching the ducks swim by and enjoying the quiet. My boyfriend also surprised me with a massage at L'Apothecary Spa, and it was genuinely one of the best massages I've ever had. Afterward, I enjoyed the steam room and relaxed by the spa's private pool, which is separate from the main pool. It's is a magical place. It feels designed for slowing down, enjoying nature, and escaping the noise of the city. The entire weekend felt peaceful and restorative, and I'm already looking forward to another visit.

HORROR AT L'AUBERGE! 17 hours without a toilet!…read more My fiancé and I stayed there in late July of 2026. A few hours after check-in, we noticed that our toilet was not flushing properly, we called maintenance who quickly sent a technician to resolve the problem. With the toilet apparently fixed, my wife and I went out for dinner and a stroll around town. Upon our return to our room (3106), we noticed that the toilet was still not working and that a room change was probably in order. It was past 10:00 pm at that time, we were tired, so we decided to inform the front desk and deal with the problem in the morning and just go to sleep. That night we had to use the public resort restrooms and so the following morning, with the inconvenience that this implies. The following morning, we called the front desk to let them know that the toilet was still not working and that we wished to be transferred to a room with a working toilet. All we asked was for the same room class of better, which is customary in these situations. Front desk acknowledged our request and started working to "immediately transfer us to a different room". It's now 7:30 am and we still have not heard from the front desk, we go down to the Cress restaurant for breakfast, and we are informed that a suitable room has been found and that all it needs is the approval from the Director of Front office (Sarahlynn Huggins). We again use the public resort restrooms and return to our room awaiting an update. It's now 8:30 am and still no room and no working toilet. We call the front desk, and we are told that a different room has been found but that "unfortunately it is currently occupied by a guest", and that upon checkout & cleaning we can move into that room. Estimated time for this room to become available is between 12:00 and 1:00 pm. This is evidently not acceptable; we needed a room with a working toilet now. Finally, at 10:30 am, a room is being "inspected" after cleaning, and we are promised it will be ready in 20-30 minutes. We go to play pickleball and return an hour later. Still no room and now it will be another hour until is ready! The front desk manager (Sarahlynn Huggins) was extremely rude, disrespectful, unprofessional and unprepared. I requested the General Manager's contact information, which she initially refused to give me and offered the "rooms manager" instead. I insisted and then she proceeds to give me Anthony Loiacono's contact information as the GM. My wife does a quick LinkedIn search and realizes the terrible lie (Anthony is the rooms manager not the GM). At this point the conversation is over. I can deal with incompetence, a bad attitude, but I definitely can't deal with liars. I reluctantly take the downgraded room and move on. We had booked (and paid for) a Deluxe room with semi-private balcony and fireplace. We were placed instead in a tiny room (fishbowl) with lots of pedestrian traffic and zero privacy. No refund is offered by the hotel. I proceed to file a formal complaint and ask for a copy of it, she refuses, then I ask to take a picture of the complaint, and she refuses again. 17 hours later we have a working toilet. This whole interaction goes beyond poor customer service. This place simply fails to deliver the very basic standards of human decency and honesty. Needless to say, we won't stay there again. Enchantment, Ambiente or even Amara provide way better customer service than this place. The case is now in the hands of American Express, who has opened a formal investigation for breach of contract.

The Red Agave Resort , is now my all-time favorite place to stay! It is clean, warm, cozy, and so…read moreincredibly beautiful. The staff is helpful and genuinely kind. I can't wait for my next visit!

Great inside decor cozy and you can eat and chat with freinds…read more Coffe was good. But always busy.

A special shoutout to the exceptional team who made our stay so seamless and memorable:…read moreBenjamin: Thank you for helping me confirm our stay initially and ensuring everything was set up smoothly right from the start. He was also there to assist us when we checked in, making us feel welcome immediately. Stella: Stella was fantastic when getting us all settled! She was incredibly friendly and went above and beyond to make sure our whole family was comfortable--even thoughtfully remembering that my sister was joining us for the stay. The combination of world-class service, romantic atmosphere, and majestic natural scenery made this anniversary unforgettable. Follow me on Instagram - @thecannyadventurist for a deeper dive into my reviews.

Staying here for 1st time. Resort is next to everything. It is so beautiful. Its tucked away on a…read morecanyon side. Beautiful views and great amenities. There is valet parking and they offer a golf cart to take you uphill. Highly recommend.

Top notch service from the team as the manager Kat and our server Alana made our experience very…read morespecial for wedding anniversary. We ordered cocktails which were both awesome, mine was a Moscow, the best I've had so far and my wife ordered a cocktail called Shaken not baked. We shared the crab cake as an appetizer and both ordered the beef filet which was amazing. We shared a bottle of wine and the toffee chocolate mousse for dessert. The entire staff from the time we arrived to when we left, made the experience worthwhile. This place rivals any restaurant in the valley and is totally worth it.

Ambiente A landscape Hotel sits in a wonderful setting inside of Sedona Arizona. This is an…read moreamazing property, catering to couples as it's 21+ only. It is exclusive as it only has 40 suites on property, all free standing, all with stairs leading to a rooftop fireplace for each. Sunsets are unparalleled here, and you can enjoy an extraordinary view from your roof as the sun splashes against the red rock cliffs surrounding it. As soon as you arrive on property, you are lead into a beautiful lobby. From there guests are taken via a golf cart to your individual suite. All employees go out of their way to provide luxury service here. This includes the spa which we enjoyed, the onsite restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, to the bellman, groundskeepers, servers, and housekeepers. While on property, you can be escorted via property car anywhere in Sedona and picked up via text which is a great benefit. You also receive a $40 breakfast credits for each person daily as part of your stay. Each suite is spacious, luxurious, has a walk-in shower and separate tub. Your bedroom, sitting spaces, are surrounded by floor to ceiling glass that you can fully close automatically for privacy if you so choose. Wonderful place, top notch in every aspect.

I am still reminiscing on my experience here at the Enchantment Resort. Me and my family came to…read morevisit for 2 nights. We received 5 star service from everyone we encountered. Our flight was delayed getting into PHX and the kind receptionist from the resort called and checked in on us. We booked through AMEX Fine Hotels and Resorts. We were upgraded to the Casita One Bedroom. We slept like babies and loved the fireplace.

3.75 stars. The…read moreGood: The location is spectacular. You can't get a better location. You are in the middle of some intensely beautiful red rock canyon cliffs. It's really breathtaking. The staff is really friendly. Everyone had a smile on their face and constantly said hello. It was very welcoming. The Trail house and art studio are great additions to the property. You can't take art classes or rent equipment for hikes or bike rides. In both spaces the people are very knowledgeable. Food choices are good. They have coffee shop with a variety of snacks and a couple restaurants. The pool is nice and the tennis bc outta and pickleball courts couldn't have a more scenic view. The Bad - The rooms are pretty dated. They need an upgrade at those prices. I had a patio to sit on but didn't have any chairs on the patio so I couldn't really use it. The room was dark and dim. No soft close toilet seat. Bathroom products were pretty average. Food prices are out of control. I realize it's a resort and we are a captive audience, bit please don't make things grossly overpriced. Don't pay for a private biking tour. Go yourself. The prices for those are outrageous. Download All Trails and go it on your own. Otherwise homes are going to run you $350 per person. That's just not worth it unless you middle name is "moneybags".

This is a fine bed and breakfast that you will feel pampered. When you leave - they are sad that…read moreyou go. You can see the owner playing his flute here: https://youtu.be/z-lZGDwhXmY We can count on resting when we visit. We can count on a good breakfast. We can count on a happy heart when we say good bye. We can count on 'being anxious for our next visit - hopefully very soon'.

Discovering Sedona Bear Lodge felt like stumbling upon a true treasure during our first trip to…read moreSedona. Innkeepers Miles and Masumi greeted us with genuine warmth, sharing insider tips on must-see spots like Cathedral Rock and hidden hiking trails, making our stay unforgettable from the moment we arrived. Tucked quietly in a West Sedona neighborhood, this clean, cozy inn offers simple yet supremely comfortable rooms with all the essentials. Its prime location made exploring effortless--thanks to Miles' recommendation, we relied on the affordable Sedona Shuttle, which picked us up right at the door for easy access to restaurants, vortex sites, and galleries. Breakfasts were a highlight: fresh, hearty spreads with fluffy eggs, local fruits, and house-baked goods that left us energized for the day. Afternoons brought delightful surprises like warm chocolate chip cookies on the dining table, adding that personal touch. We can't recommend Sedona Bear Lodge enough for couples or solo travelers seeking authentic hospitality without the crowds. Book here for a peaceful base that feels like home.

This place was super cool!! Loved it!! Shelly like Shelly…read moreBelly was the coolest Got an amazing room Super clean Amazing fireplace Patio was super cute!! The shower is awesome Bath tub also amazing. Jetted Little expensive but well worth every penny They have complementary coffee and bagels and cookies in morning!! Loved it loved it loved it!!!

Our daughter found and booked this luxury pet friendly hotel in Sedona. The property, reception…read morearea of the hotel and the 12 themed decorated rooms have so many beautifully furnishings and made with thoughtfulness and love for their 2 legged and 4 legged guests. They have their own parking lot. Their breakfast and 24/7 honor system beverages and snacks, fruits etc is like access to an executive lounge privilege. We didn't use the fireplace but room AC was good and strong and you can self adjust the thermostat. King size bed was so comfy- no tossing and turning just settle in for a good night's rest. There is a fire pit in the courtyard in the afternoons. Loved the hummingbird at the bird feeder outside the breakfast nook. Guests are quiet and respectful. It's in walking distance to restaurants at Tlaquepaque. Close driving to visit shops, vortexes, and other attractions further up the hill. I can imagine before the holidays once the temperatures get cooler is an ideal time to finish your holiday shopping for people on your list.

This is a little embarrassing as I have been meaning to write a review for The Wilde Resort & Spa…read moresince my kids and I visited two summers ago. First off, the resort is lovely - we loved our room, the view from our balcony was beautiful & the pool was perfect. Second and even more importantly to me, the staff was top notch, professional & so very kind. Long story short, my kids and I experienced a fairly big hiccup during our trip. On the way to Meteor Crater, my car got a flat tire & I had no spare. This happened on the highway & it was hot. The towing company took about 3 hours to pick us up & tow us to a tire place in Flagstaff where it took another 3 hours to get my tire replaced. Needless to say, we missed our day at Meteor Crater AND I felt like a horrible mom for not having a spare. While we were waiting for the tire to get replaced, I called the resort to ask what time the pool closed that evening in hopes that we could get back in time to salvage the day, mentioning why we would be late coming back. When we finally got back to the resort that night we had missed the pool hours but the nice young lady at the front desk told me they would extend our check out the next day so we could swim. My kids were so happy & really enjoyed their time at the pool. The extra time had already started to help turn our trip around but then when I went to check out, I found out that the resort had gifted us our stay. I was shocked but even more than that, I was touched that they would even think to do that. Talk about going above and beyond. While the resort is beautiful & I would go back for that alone, it is the kindness and compassion from the team at The Wilde Resort & Spa that I will ALWAYS remember.

Not bauee where to start, but every about this place is old, a remodeled motel that wasn't done…read morewell. From the ice make to the dors that arent sealed, to the bathrooms needing to be remodeled, it's pure old. Do not stay here. The doors are heavy and when guests leave, they slam hard and you can hear it in your room - There's no slow release hynge. The pillows, omg, are hard not good for neck alignment. The tv doesn't work. The reason for 2 data, is because they have sl movie night where they pull up a big screen on the courtyard and watch. They also have these cool fire pits & chairs.