We had some family members take us here for brunch and our experience was magical. The patio is a…read morein a beautiful shadow of the vortex. Everyone ordered different items and everyone was thrilled with their entree. The service was VIP and this place is a hidden gem to have brunch.

Fabulous and always perfect to relax, great staff n amazing food. Everything about this place is a…read moreperfect get away!

Our stay with Las Posadas was fantastic. Everything was great from the interaction with Bethany at…read morethe front desk during check in, to our room, the breakfasts (Jaime is amazing!! Keep him around!), everything. We loved that it was a boutique style inn so there were few guests and on the edge of town where it was quieter. We stayed in one of the suites with the living room and it was so relaxing and beautiful. We enjoyed drinking coffee on our porch each morning and also watching the lizards run around outside. The breakfasts are included and when you go into the lounge area, there's a menu that you can order off of, and the chef, Jaime, will make your food fresh right in front of you when you order. They also have pastries, fruit, coffee, etc. Such a beautiful and calm place, we'll definitely be back.

I've been waiting to post a review now for a few weeks to allow an outstanding issue to resolve…read moreitself but it has yet to, so here is my overdue review of our stay at Las Posadas. We booked a one night stay, just as quick overnight out of town (we live in Phoenix). We came up to hike and then headed to check in. When we arrived, we thought the property was charming. It had a nice relaxed vibe about it. It was also close though to restaurants, bars, shopping, and gyms to just walk to. When we checked in, the front desk woman Katherine said she had been up to our room a little while before we had arrived and it was "pretty warm", so she told us she turned the air on and it should be cooling down soon. Even though Sedona was having a heat wave, it wasn't that hot from what were used to in the valley. We went up to our room and "pretty warm" was an understatement; it was downright toasty! We closed all our curtains and blinds to help the room cool faster (even though it negated the "room with mountain views" selling point), but nothing was happening. After about an hour, the temperature just kept combining up. We called the front desk and they said they would send someone over. The first person came and stared at the panel for a few minutes, then left and said he was looking for batteries. Ok. Then, a second guy came and dismantled the panel and left. The first guy came back and was like "what happened here?" And we told them someone else came and took it apart. Then he pulled the entire unit off the fall and left. This revolving door of maintenance workers took about an hour. We were thinking of just going home because staying in the overheated room was not at appealing. We could sleep in 86 at home for free. Katherine told us to come to the lobby to cool off for a it, offered us a free bottle of wine or champagne, but we don't really drink. We were really tired for hiking all afternoon, but we said we'd go to dinner and come back and hopefully have some sort of option. Finally after a few hours they told us the cooling unit was frozen over from being overworked and we'd need to change rooms (not upgrade; we weren't asking for that). We had asked before and there weren't additional rooms, but something opened up. We were happy to move. There was a credit Katherine said she was going to take care of and not only was it not refunded, we were double charged instead and despite multiple calls after our stay, the issue is not resolved 6 weeks later. Anyway, when we got to our new room, it was much cooler luckily. Our bed was actually very comfortable and we were finally able to relax after a long, hot, and frustrating day. In the morning, my husband went for a hike with the pass he was able to check out from the front desk. When he got back, we went down to breakfast together which was said to be a "really nice, made to order breakfast". Who wouldn't want that? Well, that is definitely not what we got. There was one man working and doing everything by himself for a dining room full of people. We could feel the hangry tension as soon as we walked in. There was no hot water or coffee, no do it yourself toast options, no takeaway items, or anything. I had to go back to my room to use the coffee machine, our mugs and get water. This guy was trying his hardest but we just kept wondering why he was doing it alone, or why he couldn't put the bread and toaster and muffins out for people to just grab while they waited for their breakfast tacos. He didn't have a ticket system either or queue; just write it on scrap of paper. Several people left but we waited it out. Our breakfast tacos and muffins arrived and we looked at each other like you do when you eat at a friend's house and don't want to be rude, but also don't want to eat what's in front of you either. We tried to eat what we could and then took our dishes back to our room, then walked to Bosa across the street. We saw the AC repair truck had arrived too. We really wanted to like our stay at Las Posadas, but maybe we just caught them on an off weekend‍.

This place was very cozy very at home very quite very clean and cute. I absolutely loved my stay at…read morethe Sugar Loaf Lodge and will most definitely recommend and will be coming back to stay again. The Hot tub and pool are amazing and the views are incredible not to forget to mention everything is near by! Great Place

Rooms were cute and clean. Affordable and nice location. Check in was easy. Tv didn't work. With…read morethree kids when you've on the road for 7 hrs to lay, relax and watch tv is something they were looking forward to. I understand things happens or break so that's not my complaint. My complaint is that I called front desk , no response. Texted number twice, No response.. Next morning no response still. Check in paper gave number to call or text and that's what I used. When checking out I told them the issue and all lady said was that I called the wrong number. It's not the one on the paper. They don't know why that's there. It's the one on the door she said. I don't like feeling like I'm the problem when something went wrong at their hotel. I paid for a service and I think I should have received it or at least been compensated for my troubles or at least apologized that I wasn't called back or attempted to fix it . I told her I would be leaving a review and she shrugged like she didn't care. Check in guy was nice. Check out lady was clueless. Not sure we will use this hotel again.

Stayed here this past weekend and our family did not have a pleasant stay. We booked through…read morehotels.com / Expedia where the room was advertised as a suite (2 queen + sofa bed) that sleeps 5 but the hotel does not have a room like this. We recognize this does not fall on the hotel however what made our stay here unenjoyable was the hotel owner. The hotel owner here acknowledged that they know third party websites are not accurate and there was nothing they could do. He offered to discount us a second room however they only had a second room available for 1 night then we'd have to get a room someplace else. After discussing with the family 5, we decided we would make the 1 room work with 2 beds and a regular couch and let the staff know. 1 hour later after we unpacked and got all ready for dinner, the hotel owner called to let us know we actually could not have 5 people stay in the suite. The hotel owner tried to blame it on us and claimed we were told 5 people could not stay here. However, the front desk staff member was there upon our initial conversation with the hotel owner and she allowed us to still stay here and make the room work so he clearly did not mention this beforehand. This came off as very unprofessional to us and we were very unhappy as we checked in over 2 hours ago and made it clear we had 5 people. The hotel owner made us book a second room, which ended up not being discounted, and advised us to take it up with hotels.com for a refund or dispute as there was really nothing he could do. After talking to hotels.com for 45 minutes, hotels.com advised they contacted the Lantern Light Inn for a refund, and the hotel owner said no even though we were willing to check out and leave. This also means the owner is clearly able to communicate with hotels.com to let them know their listing of the room is incorrect, but has never done anything to change it. We specifically booked a room for 5 for Father's Day weekend and my mom's birthday so we could all stay together. This hotel owner clearly will prioritize profit over guest satisfaction or hospitality. Since we were not able to get a refund and move hotels, our party was forced to stay at different hotels and be broken apart for our celebration weekend. If you are looking for a place to stay in Sedona, this would not be my recommendation as I believe you will find better hospitality someplace else for your special trip. Besides the hospitality, the space is pretty however there are only 10 rooms in total so it is small. They only allow 1 car per room as part of their policy which was also not advertised. We were forced to use their overflow lot which belongs to the insurance company next door. They do provide complimentary snacks for the room however the drinks do cost money and they stock the mini fridge full of them so it is hard to put your own stuff in there. Their office hours are only from 9-12 and 3-7 otherwise nobody is there for assistance. Nobody was typically there until 9:30ish. This was a special occasion trip for us and instead of feeling cared for, the hotel would not do anything to rectify the situation forcing us to split up for our trip. We were very disappointed and would not stay here again.

The Lantern Light Inn was the perfect peaceful retreat during our time in Sedona. From the moment…read morewe arrived, the staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, which immediately set the tone for a relaxing stay. Our room was located right next to the office, making everything feel convenient and easily accessible. The property itself was spotless and had such a calm, serene atmosphere. The bed was very comfortable, which made it easy to unwind after a full day of exploring Sedona. I also appreciated having both a fridge and microwave in the room -- such a simple touch, but so convenient for storing and reheating leftovers. The bathroom was surprisingly spacious, and the shower had excellent water pressure, which is always a huge plus for me. One of the highlights of our stay was the beautiful garden area. During the day, we grabbed sandwiches from the deli next door and enjoyed lunch outside surrounded by the peaceful setting and the soothing sound of the waterfalls. It truly added to the charm of the property and made the stay feel extra special. If you're looking for a clean, quiet, and relaxing place to stay in Sedona with thoughtful amenities and wonderful hospitality, I would absolutely recommend Lantern Light Inn.

Great staff and very comfortable rooms with access to an outdoor seating area. COOP and Migros…read morestore next to hotel. Train station across the street is super convenient.

This is a perfect down to earth place to stay in Sedona. Great location and walking distance to…read moretown. Awesome room, nicely appointed, great rain shower, pool/HTub and all around scenic views. Clean, easy to park. Loved its heritage as an old 'motor lodge' modernized with great amenities. Plenty of places to stay in Sedona and this was perfect with quality and price point. We enjoy starting our daily travels with plenty of coffee shops close by if not for the simple go-to breakfast available in the lobby. Great place to stay!

Awesome space to stay in Sedona. Right smack within walking distance to stores and restaurants. We…read moreopted for the canyon view and so glad we did- beautiful views of the red rocks, trees and the flow of Oak Canyon waters lulling your senses. Surprisingly, it was quiet despite being in a busy area of town. The pool and hot tub are perfect to relax after a day of exploring. Two floors but accessible only by stairs and their website states you need to call if needing an accessible room. Easy check in process. Free parking. Would recommend and would stay there again.

I recently stayed with my best friend at Cedars Resort for our first vacation since covid and I'll…read morestart by saying the property itself is beautiful!! The motel has a cute atmosphere, the pool area has a great view, and the location is great for exploring Sedona. Unfortunately, our check-in experience with Rudy completely overshadowed what could have been a wonderful stay. I booked through Booking.com believing I had reserved one room, and in my booking requests I asked if we could be placed either in a room with a view or near the pool. Booking.com confirmed this could be accommodated "at no extra cost." When we arrived, we were instead assigned the very first room directly off the busy downtown roundabout, which was the exact opposite of what we had hoped for. I understand that booking issues sometimes happen and that they aren't always the hotel's fault. What was disappointing was the way the situation was handled. Rather than showing any empathy or trying to work toward a solution, the front desk employee (Rudy) told me I could figure it out with booking or he'd be "thrilled to help me cancel my stay." Since Booking.com's customer service had already closed for the day--a fact he seemed to know--his suggestion essentially left us with two choices: cancel our reservation and drive hours all the way back home immediately or stay in the room we felt we had overpaid for. I wasn't expecting a free upgrade. I simply hoped for someone willing to help, explain our options, or make us feel like our concerns mattered. He threw in the option for me to pay again for the upgrade which I would've happily done from the start but by that point the interaction felt dismissive and unnecessarily confrontational. It's unfortunate because the property itself really is lovely, and we genuinely enjoyed the pool and the overall trip. With friendlier customer service, this easily could have been a five-star stay.

Such a peaceful secluded retreat on the edge of wilderness. Very private with only 2 bedrooms to…read moreensure privacy. And a large common room with a fully stocked kitchen with fresh eggs from the chickens on site. We were immediately greeted by the two sweetest dogs that would periodically check up on us and keep us company. They were so well behaved. Occasionally The cat would also visit. Our host were always available if needed, but allowed all the privacy we wanted. The view of the stars from the upper patio with fireplace and hot tub had to be my favorite experience. The cedar fire had such a pleasant fragrance, and the sounds of wildlife in the area and the views were unspeakable. Even though if feels like your out in the middle of nowhere, there are so many things nearby. I understand why there is a three day minimum stays, you will want to spend more time there to relax and enjoy the simple pleasures of life. No tv is available and that was wonderful.

A Southwest Bed and Breakfast retreat in an Arizona High Desert Oasis, bordered by National Forest,…read moresecluded and yet close to Clarkdale, Jerome, Arizona wine country and Sedona. This is a hand built, passive solar, sustainable B & B is nestled in a verdant permaculture landscape with a terraced organic gardens. All created by your Hosts, Andrea and Rennie. The organic food that was prepared with loving care for breakfast is to die for and the land scape and their whole property is magical. They have their own solar powered vineyard they just planted as well to make their own Chianti blend! Highly recommend visiting here, it is worth every penny! Just to see how a true off the grid property works that is pretty self sustainable, something we all should be aiming for these days! Not to mention how your stress seems to melt away as soon as you enter the front gate!!!

I checked into Hilton Vacation Club Los Abrigados Resort & Spa and quickly realized something…read moreimportant: This place isn't "mid-century modern." It's mid-century... and they forgot the modern. The rooms look like they haven't seen a renovation since somewhere around the Carter administration. Dark, dated, and tired in ways that make you wonder if a time capsule was accidentally turned into a hotel room. Now, to be fair, the grounds and facilities are actually quite nice. If you decide not to hike, explore Sedona, or enjoy the incredible surroundings, you could spend time around the property and be perfectly content. But then there's the front desk. With one very important exception. Antonio deserves a shout-out because he was friendly, professional, and clearly trying his best. He stands out as the lone bright spot in this experience. The rest of the front desk staff? A very different story. I'm a Hilton Diamond member and spend well over 100 nights a year in Hilton properties. Despite that, I was assigned what can only be described as the most remote room on the property. Tucked away so far back it felt like a scavenger hunt just to find it. Parking anywhere near the room? Not happening. The area is dark, the walk back there is long, and it didn't feel particularly safe for my wife to walk alone at night. Add in multiple flights of steps with luggage and it makes you wonder who thought this was a good room assignment for anyone. So I went back to the desk and asked if we could move rooms. The answer was a flat no. Not "let's see what we can do." Not "maybe tomorrow." Just no. When I mentioned the volume of nights I stay with Hilton each year, the conversation didn't get better... it got ruder. If this is how they treat their most loyal guests, it makes you wonder how they treat everyone else. Old rooms. Poor service. One bright spot named Antonio. One star... because that's as low as Yelp lets me go.

I was searching last minute for a place to stay overnight for a quick trip to Sedona. Booking.com…read moreled me to Los Abrigados Resort & Spa, a Hilton Vacation Club. I opted for this place as it has great reviews and didn't break the bank. The pictures looked decent and I was hopeful that it wouldn't be an epic fail. I'm glad to report it was a pretty good stay. We didn't arrive until around 10/1030 pm, but check-in was seamless. The older gentleman Robert (or Richard?!) got us in and out in seconds, and gave us the property map so thay we could find our way to our room. Once we found our building, all of the parking spots closest to it were occupied for the night. It's pretty tight to get around, so go slow as you drive around. We finally found a spot not too far away on the side of the road, so you should be prepared with parallel parking skills! Once we got to our room on the 2nd floor, we settled in for the evening. The suite is a decent size with a kitchenette complete with mini sized appliances: oven/stove top, refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher. There are dishes as well. The space is teeny, but it all works! We did not utilize any of the appliances other than the refrigerator. The living room is equipped with a fold up couch and TV. There's a 4 top dining table and a good sized balcony (or patio). Our particular unit didn't have a view, it faced the next building. The bedroom had a huge king bed with a tiny TV, lol. The bathroom was tight! The tub and toilet are behind the door while the sink and counter top was right outside. I liked the light-up makeup mirror they had on the wall. The closet was a good size, and there was a dresser under the TV. We only stayed for 1 night so that we could do all things Sedona the next day. Had we driven up Saturday mornin,, we wouldn't have had those 2 extra hours to explore. I dropped 1 star due to the fact that the place DOES need some updating. The TVs definitely need to be larger, but hey, they work so I guess "don't fix it if it ain't broke?!" Also the decor is pretty outdated. I also feel like the carpet in the bedroom should be ripped out, but that's just me. Overall, this place is worthy of 4 solid stars. I read the other review stating that the front desk pressures you to sit through a 90 minute timeshare presentation if you ask for anything. We did not encounter that, but my guess is that they do that in the daytime during "normal" business hours. I'd suggest checking in past 6 pm to avoid that at all costs. If you do check in right at 4 pm and they try to haggle with you, JUST SAY NO and be firm with your answer. I've been caught up in that situation before but that's because I didn't know any better. The property does offer a lot of activities and amenities, so take advantage especially if you are here for a longer stay. Laundry rooms are available throughout the property as well, you'll drive by them as you find your way to your room. We didn't use them, but I'd bring a bunch of quarters if I did. Check out is at 10 am, but we asked for a later check out time and they let us do so at 11:30 am without an extra charge. It was a decent stay at a great price for a Friday night ($105 for the room, but $152 after taxes and fees). I hope you enJOY your stay as much as we did (except for the parking situation)!