Cool! So now the tax funded post office closes even earlier…read moreon the weekends. Do you know because it's such a pleasure for residents to have to drive into uptown Sedona during peak hours? Glad I wasted my time trying to make it before 5. Glad the post office worker ignored me and the other lady who made the same "mistake" I did I know it's expecting a lot but maybe have one of your smartest employees UPDATE THE EFFING HOURS ON YELP?!!!!!

I went to another one closer to where I am staying but was not open even though I was there when it…read morewas open, maybe the snow made them not open? So I came to this one and was able to send what I needed and the customer service was great.

We had such a blast on this trail today. It's an unpaved road but our Mazda CX9 handled it well…read morejust taking it slow!! What a cool little gem, these ruins in Sedona!! It was surreal seeing the hieroglyphics from so long ago!! This was our favorite activity this week, would love to come back!!

The tour guide Tom was amazing. He was knowledgeable and friendly. His wife was so friendly and…read morepersonable.

We went to a RUSH concert last month at US Airways Center for our anniversary. At the last minute…read morewe decided to price a car and driver to get us to the show. Rhonda was excellent at arranging a driver and nice car for the two of us with a short notice. The price was moderate and fair enough for having a reliable, smooth, clean and private car with a driver who would get us safely home after drinking a bit at the show. We got lucky to get a smaller sedan for the lower price than a LIMO and we got a very cool man named "Jack" who safely got us to our concert destination in Phoenix from remote Wilhoit. Our pickup and drop off location puts us on the remote two lane highways via Wickenburg for the drive to Phoenix. We spent three hours with Jack and we had the smaller sedan with no privacy. We had the larger sedan that stretched with privacy and shut off from the driver the last time we took a ride with Executive Transportation and the ride was pretty quiet and seemed longer. Both drivers were professional both cars were nice and we enjoyed our rides the two times we've used this company. Must say that we will order a smaller sedan and ask for "Jack" when we take our next ride into PHX for a event or show! We had great convo, the ride seemed to go by fast heading to the concert and the ride back to our place felt comfortable resting/sleeping most the way. We really felt at ease on the long stretch through the desert with Jack who also spoiled us with several stops along the way for the restroom and to grab some munchies and drinks. There have been some road changes and new areas of highways including ROUNDABOUTS built so Jack was even more valuable to us as a couple of Cali Kids trekking off to a out of state concert. We even were in territory that a GPS wont even show yet! Right when Jack had met us he handed each of us a card with his cellular number. While in the show Jack phoned to say WHERE he would be to pick us up and he had it all planned pretty well considering we were in a crowd in the HEAT OF THE DESERT! This driver NEVER MADE A WRONG TURN or if he did - we sure didn't know!! ALSO, a special note, the next day our phone rang and it was Rhonda saying we had to pay more. There was a small discrepancy about charging $55 additional for an extra 1/2 hour of overage and a parking fee! After we explained our situation to Rhonda and reviewing what we had agreed to the prior day before we arranged for the vehicle, she did listen! Our bill did NOT change and should not have changed from our original quote and we do appreciate that management took our reasons to not be charged additional into consideration. The ride was priced properly and fair and we had even gone above/beyond the gratuity that was PRE CHARGED giving our driver a decent cash tip. There was no legitimate reason to pop the parking and another 1/2 hour onto our bill once we reviewed the TIMELINE and LOCATIONS and the drivers personal CHOICE to park and have us walk far and several floors which was FINE by us! The 1/2 hour didn't exist and the $20.00 for parking was NEVER mentioned and was NOT part of the original quote/agreement. Communication is vital now and we do speak up when we believe we are being charged inappropriately or getting wrong product or service and not all know how to respond to a customer who tries to reasonably communicate. We had a GREAT time and the ride added to our good memories. Thank you to Executive Transportation for keeping it all sweet! You did the right thing to continue to please a good paying customer and did NOT break your agreement after we all reviewed the situation. We will continue using and referring your company to those we know.

It's the Wild, Wild West and I'm down for it…read more It was the legendary Route 66 Anniversary this weekend. 66 is more than just a "highway". Honky tonk bars, shops, restaurants the whole nine yards. It was busier this weekend because of the anniversary - Williams is also the entry point to the famous and majestic Grand Canyon. Highly recommend an afternoon or a morning here.

This is a nice little town on Route 66 with a lot to offer, definitely a tourist trap but well…read moreworth stopping by and spending a day walking the streets and checking out all the sights as well a picking up some souvenirs. This town stays very active throughout the year and offers attractions like the Canyon coaster ride, Grand Canyon railway, Bearizona wildlife park, route 66 museum and much more.they have plenty of shops & restaurants as well.

Greetings everyone! This was an amazing trip! Cant wait to go back! The rocks were truly beautiful,…read moreand the GNGXCVKQP was absolutely exhilarating! It was such a fun trip.

Recommend: Hiking boots, sun screen, backpack for water bottle, and long pants…read more Park and ride shuttle parking lot filled up before 10AM. Go early if you are a morning person. This will help to finish the hike before noon. If you are not a morning person, download the Sedona shuttle app, follow the shuttle into the lot for a parking spot. The trail up to the cathedral rock can be narrow and steep at some sections. Going up is more difficult than coming down based on our experience. The view at the top - spectacular!

Route 66 was one of the US' first continuous stretches of paved highway and served as a major path…read morefor those who migrated to the West. Designated on April 30, 1926, it stretched 2,448 miles (3,940 kilometers) from Chicago to Los Angeles, marking its centennial. My partner and I stopped at Williams, a town of 3,000 residents considered the gateway to the Grand Canyon. It boasts the final stretch of Route 66 to be bypassed by Interstate 40. The town's Main Street is a National Historic District. Its storefronts house curio shops, an old-fashioned soda fountain, and classic diners and motels, which preserve a bygone era. This was an unexpected stop that was totally worth it on our way to the GC. We spent about 2 hours.

Like the song says, "get your kicks on Route 66!" And that's exactly what we did…read more On our way to & from the Grand Canyon we had to take a portion of this infamous route and made a point to stop in Williams, Arizona to get our actual "kicks." Over the years many parts of Route 66 have been either destroyed or replaced making the drive no longer continuous. However, it does make for some nostalgia and extra fun! FUN FACTS: *It crosses 8 states with 3 different time zones and spans 2,400 miles ?! *The original Route 66 went from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, California.

Tlaquepaque Art & Shopping Village is one of the premier spots for shopping and eating in Sedona…read more Parking can be crowded so I advise arriving when the stores open. We arrived about an hour after opening and had to circle twice before finding a place to park. There are many art galleries, restaurants and unique businesses located here to keep you busy. Store owners are friendly and engaging. .

Great vibe in a perfect authentic setting. Fountains, statues and sculptures were throughout the…read morevillage. Live musicians performing in the common areas. Lots of shops to visit from simple art to elaborate high end bronze statues. Worth the stroll with the family. Parking is free and there are plenty of restaurants in the village to pick from. Make it an afternoon!