Amazing place! Clean super fun lots to do and great pricing…read more Only issue was the 4D theater the 3D was blurry and the fans were so loud you couldn't hear the audio from the video. Otherwise amazing place! Highly recommend!

The golf course is rundown, none of the water fountains are working. Leaves in debris on all the…read moregreens tickets are expensive. Air hockey is really bad. Needs to be replaced.

So , we came in to Sedona for just the night and wanted a beer real quick. We are staying at the…read moreAbrigados and they have a restaurant brewery on the property. Nice bartender, good hazy but we did not eat. It was pretty empty and plenty of room at the bar to watch the World Cup. The menus listed are out of date ( I did not get a photo of new one) but they do daily happy hour specials. Not a full menu. Beers are 6$ at happy hour!

Made dinner reservations for a party of 4 at Spoke & Wheel as it was one of the only fairly rated…read morerestaurants in Sedona available. Location is good especially if your stay is in the south side of Uptown Sedona. There is a Hilton vacation stay connecting to the establishment. Two people ordered the fish and chips, one person got the chicken fettuccine, and I ordered the veggie pasta. Everything was good but fairly more expensive for what it was. The restaurant itself is pretty large with the main room connecting to the bar. In the back, there was another room with a pool table and up a small flight of stairs was another dining area. When we got there, only a few people were seated (maybe 3-4 couples) in the main room and my party was put in the separated dining room. I am giving this restaurant a 2/5 because of negative experience. Our order wasn't taken until 15 minutes after we were seated. We saw our waitress maybe once early into the meal but once we finished our meal, no one came with the bill. I waved down a waiter who was helping another party in the room (which was also the only other party in the room) for the bill but was told that he would tell "our" waitress. He didn't seem to have done that because we ended up waiting some more. I ended up getting up and asking for the bill. I understand if the place was busy, but the restaurant was dead. This was the worst restaurant during my stay in Arizona.

We stayed here for 2 days to celebrate our 10 year anniversary. This resort is a hidden gem. The…read moreKing Rooms have plenty of seating, a large jetted tub, a small refrigerator, and a fireplace and a patio. The only issue where the pillows, they were flat & standard size for a King Bed. if you're driving bring your own pillows. We also ate at the restaurant twice another hit jam. Definitely recommend a restaurant.

The Poco Diablo Resort in Sedona, Arizona, hardly has the image of the Riverhouse on the Deschutes…read morein Bend, Oregon, or the Hilton on San Francisco Street in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In the past fifteen years, I have stayed at all three. What they have in common is their scraping by respect for guests, particularly if the accommodations are suited for a child and a pet, a kennel room if you will. Eighteen years ago, I began to raise a grandchild from birth. The child later received a dog. One or the other, the combination or singular appearance of one at a hotel principally diminishes the location and quality of a room. In the case of the child at the Hilton, it was an underground dark hole; I reminisced about my college philosophy class: "Allegory of the Cave." The Riverhouse on the Deschutes has something in common with Poco Diablo: if you have a dog, the farther out the resort becomes, the less respite for the lodgers, low-quality dark rooms, and assuredly older toilets, showers, and sinks. A Poco Diablo toilet is a squat seat from an era when hotels minimized space more than they do today. A hotel room is meant for sleeping, as well as the functions of an old military phrase, "shit, shower, shave." If one upsets the other, the remainder of the primary four are not recreating well. When you have a kennel room, you will likely have to walk a long way to what may be called the resort. At Poco Diablo, I drove to the front. When I checked in, the hotel clerk asked, " Did you bring your dog?" I should have barked in return. I went to check the bar and restaurant. I sat at the bar. I ordered a very bruised martini with Beef Eaters. The bartender poured from an almost empty bottle; he made two shots with a little remaining in the fifth. I thought he could have dumped the rest of the gin into the shaker, but he did not. It told me that they pour to the end of what may be standing liquor that should have been tossed. Beef Eaters, as well as many alcohol products, do not stand well after being opened; liquor will pick up other smells after being opened. It tasted in the martini. I ordered an appetizer, Firecrackers Shrimp Wrap. I love appetizers. There was not enough shrimp. The menu indicated siracha sauce and pickled pepper salsa wrapped in Bibb lettuce. Those are invented descriptions for a crema con sal and pico de gallo, with the Bibb standing in for a tortilla. The crema was diluted from the wet salsa. It made the Bibb lettuce stupid. The entire construction was pointless and thrown together. I love pico de gallo; the liquids are for flavor, not to become the basis of the freshness of the constituent parts Update from two years ago. I still remember the bad gin.

Horrible place. Do not stay at any Diamond Resort property. About a month after you check out…read moreyou'll get 5-6 marketing calls a day up to 9pm at night. They disguise the call as a local call or from an area code in your state. This went on for weeks until I finally got to their marketing department. It feels like a very cheap place to stay with these calls. This hotel is dated, room service is bad. Waited about 45 min to check in. They said they are needing to hire more staff. I was ok with this until these marking calls started and they have not stopped after asking to be removed from their list. If your lonely and want to speak with someone multiple times per day, stay here.