I think it's fair to start with the positives! We loved our room, rock walls, beautiful fireplace,…read moreseveral decks, and our bed was unbelievably comfortable. We really enjoyed the room. I think what was difficult to reconcile is that it's advertised as "luxury bed and breakfast". It's definitely not luxury, in any respect. I'd call it well appointed rustic , but not luxury. The shower was fine but lots of rust stains, a found an ant trap on the floor in the bathroom. There was a juice cleanse retreat happening there at the time and we appeared to be the only guests not in the juice cleanse. Which just made things feel a bit awkward. I hate to say this because everyone was so nice and sweet but, the food is not good. We only had one breakfast during which our waitstaff was children (around 10 years old) and we only had one option: spinach omelette and cinnamon raisin toast. It was okay, but it's something I could make at home easily. The next morning we came back for breakfast and sat around for 20 minutes until someone came out and asked if we were there for breakfast. We told her we were and she said she didn't know but she could "whip something up". We took it as a sign to just go grab something local. Unfortunately I'm kind of bummed by our stay. For the price we could have stayed at L'Auberge and had true luxury and five start food. Keep in mind this is perfect as a wellness retreat or quiet and quaint for meditation. But I would not stay here for luxury by any means.

First of all, it's during the plandemic so I understand all the precautions however... Not one…read moreemployee including the chef was wearing a mask. There are signs everywhere stating mask are required. Room. We stayed in the Red Rock Suite, visually unappealing based on the exploding palette of colors; nothing matched. Bed. 4" foam topper made it way to soft to sleep and the head board banged the wall every time you'd roll over. Imagine what happened during romantic times. Floor. Painted tile so it easily comes off and stuck to your feet and then of course gets in the bed. Rugs were very dated and stained. Location. The rooms location is right next to the office so every time you open your door, the employees are sitting or standing right there. Every window including the four in the bathroom, are facing a common area. Hot tub. The description leads you to believe the hot tub is private. There is zero privacy and it's approximately 20' out of the bathroom door in a common area. It is a wellness retreat and not at all a "romantic getaway"!

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.

Perfect Labor Day Getaway!…read more Las Posadas was exactly what we needed -- quiet, private, and spacious. Loved the dry sauna, the large pool area, and the patio BBQ (we grilled steaks and had the best evening under the Sedona sky ). The suites feel like little casitas and the staff made us feel right at home. A true hidden gem in Sedona -- we'll definitely be back!

Outstanding ! Came…read morefor a Birthday getaway, staying in The Gentleman Cowboy Super Relaxing, Comfortable, Beautifully Decorated. Not your typical Bed & Breakfast, its even Better You don't have sit with people you don't know, which can be sometimes awkward. Each room has its own entrance, The Gentleman Cowboy has a private walkway with a short stairway. Rooms includes a private hot tub within the room as well as a private hot tub outside with curtains to keep it extra private The rooms have AC & a ceiling fan. Amenities include a stocked refrigerator with water and soft drinks at no cost, Keurig coffee maker, Microwave, Small Basket of Healthy Snacks plus a Bread Maker - I know that sounds a bit strange but it is a Bed & Breakfast , its a super nice touch, the rooms smell heavenly. Note: this is a service that is offered daily you just need to leave a sign on the bread maker and you'll have delicious fresh bread everyday if you don't want bread just turn the sign over to decline) Rooms provide - plates, utensils, wine glasses - basically everything you need & not cheap plastic stuff - HA They have a healthy cooked breakfast daily located in the checkin office - thats where you'll find fresh baked cookies. Sedona is a magical place to visit for a serene getaway - the Red Rock formations are stunning and theres a lot positive energy. It's Spirtual, Great Hiking Great place for a Spa day with a number Vortex Energy locations throughout the valley The Suites at Sedona (also know as The Inn at Thunder Mountain) is a excellent place to visit for a trip to Sedona for either a Romantic getaway or just for a hiking/biking, sight seeing vacation. Cheers

The hospitality was remarkable. The check-in was truly accommodating and we were welcomed into our…read moreroom by the aroma of fresh bread. Our mini fridge was stocked to use and they provided nutritious snacks, which we used on our hikes. Loved the exterior with the flowing water and colorful flowers. Our room was so spacious. Loved the heated bathroom floors especially coming out of the shower. They also provided an option for in-dine breakfast or Togo. Both options were fantastic. Dan and Robert were easy to talk to. I only had one issue and that's when our flight was delayed. I called the number to inform them we would be arriving super late. But the answering service was full of messages. So I resorted to email. Luckily I received a response. Overall a great experience and would recommend.

Absolute perfection. This place is truly a gem. There is your own beach, the creek, the rooms and…read morethe environment, the owner. We have been here once and we stayed in the rooms versus the cabins and I can say that I am in love with the cabins. My husband does love the rooms, cause of the hot tub, so we just need to visit more and do both more often :) This deserves every single star. I want them to know how wonderful they are, but also dont want this place to change and get to busy.... completely selfish on my part.

BEWARE: Targeted Attempted Robbery…read more The Joy Sedona is an undeniably stunning property. It has spacious cabins, incredible layouts, and is set beautifully right by the creek. It is exactly the kind of serene luxury retreat you expect when visiting Sedona. However, the absolute beauty of this property masks a dark, predatory reality. Please read my experience below: Every night, my wife places her highly valuable jewelry--including her stunning engagement ring and expensive diamond gold earrings--on the nightstand next to the bed. On our first morning, we woke up, all the jewelry was still there, we made coffee and walked 25 steps down from our cabin to that gorgeous creek to enjoy the morning views. Because we were in a secluded, luxury style area and only intended to be gone for a few minutes, we just left the jewelry on the table (around 9:00am). We were gone for about eight minutes but that brief eight-minute window was all it took for the illusion of paradise to shatter. When we returned, the ring and both earrings were gone. After tearing the room apart for over an hour, my wife finally, out of sheer desperation, checked the small trash bin next to the toilet. Deep inside, perfectly placed on top of tissues, was her jewelry. (I am attaching a video of my wife showing exactly how she found the jewelry buried inside the bin--obviously she wasn't filming when she actively was looking, so this video was taken a few moments after she found her jewelry, showing how it was staged). It was immediately clear to us that this was not a case of misplaced items; it was an organized, targeted attempted theft. The staff had scoped us out from the moment we arrived, targeted her high-end jewelry, and watched our movements. The second we stepped down to the creek, they made their move. The strategy was simple: hide the jewelry in the trash so that we would assume we lost it. Then, during standard housekeeping service, they would empty the bin and walk away with the items. By staging it in the trash beforehand, the perpetrator ensured they wouldn't have the stolen goods on their person if we immediately called the police, and could claim they never entered our room because it was technically before housekeeping cleaned the room. Shockingly, there are zero security cameras on this expansive property--a convenience that clearly serves those working here. When I confronted Michael, the Director of Ops, he promised a "serious investigation." Yet, the very next day, the exact same staff members were walking around the property as if nothing happened. Michael then offered us two insulting options: stay and receive a 10% discount, or leave with a refund only for the remaining night. We never once asked for a discount, a refund, or money. We only wanted justice and accountability. When I made this clear, Michael abandoned logic and maliciously stated: "The other option is that you falsified the story." When I asked him why I would fabricate a robbery when I was refusing any financial compensation, nor had I asked for any compensation at any time, his response was: "Well, sometimes people do things that don't make sense." That is when it became a disturbing question--is management in on this operation? Michael's handling of the situation and refusal to terminate or suspend the suspected staff points directly to a potential top-down cover-up. It seemed he didn't want an investigation; he wanted to protect the scam. We spoke to the guest in the cabin next to us to warn him. He revealed he and his wife stay here frequently, and last year, he remembered that his wife "lost" her necklace and simply moved on thinking she had lost it. Do not let the beautiful, open creek-side views fool you. This is not a luxury business; it appears to be a coordinated theft ring masquerading as a high-end retreat. Management appears to be actively shielding--if not leading--the exploitation of their own guests. Avoid this place at all costs unless you want your privacy violated and your valuables potentially stolen by the very people running the property.

Booked this place on Travelocity for a staycation to get away from the 115 degree temps. Tons of…read moreample. Check in process was really easy and efficient. We were in Suite 213. Room was quite large with king size bed and fireplace. Great views from the balcony. Yes, it's right on Hwy. 89. Yes, you can hear 89 at night. Yes, cars drive on the road. You can clearly see how close the hotel is from the road. And you're shocked by the road noise? Bathroom was clean as was the entire room. Bed was relatively comfortable. Pool was dirty but usable. The complimentary breakfast wasn't anything to write home about, but it was complimentary so I'm not going to complain about it. It's certainly better than nothing. The air conditioner in our room cooled off the room really well, but it started making an odd noise sometime in the middle of the night. meh. Each suite has its own front door which was nice because it meant you didn't have to listen to kids running up and down hallways or people standing outside your door having a conversation. BUT my wife and I woke up this morning to find someone left a grocery bag full of shit and a hotel towel also smeared full of shit right outside our front door. I suspect it was the couple next door to us who had a dog with them that we heard bark on occasion. I suspect their dog shit all over their hotel room and they cleaned it up with paper towels and hotel towels and then took the liberty of leaving it outside of our front door. Real classy. We brought it up to an individual at the front desk this morning who basically said sorry. And although it's not the hotel's fault, people really suck and there's no accountability.

Great check in experience, clean rooms, great location. The…read morebreakfast is the basic continental cereal, eggs, yogurt. For people commenting on hearing traffic, yes it is right off the main road, but Sedona is a sleepy town without much nightlife. I can't imagine there were very many cars driving late at night (traffic noise does not bother me so I didn't even hear to know). This was a good stay for the price.

Cozy, sexy, accommodating with all the charm of Sedona, Arizona. I could list many more great…read moreadjectives to describe Adobe Grand Villas. It's just like having a house in the Red Rock mountains with a beautiful private patio situated off the bedroom/family room and kitchen. It has a beautiful fireplace positioned in front of the bed on the patio side. The small kitchen has a stocked refrigerator, sink, microwave, Keurig coffee machine and K cups with a beautifully set table done every morning with large coffee mugs. Wine glasses and drinking glasses available. There is a bread machine that the staff uses to come in the villa and made is bread in it every day. The smell when we came home from a hike or exploring Sedona was a slice of home with ready to eat bread. The bathroom was huge, rustic and elegant with an extra large Southwestern tiled shower. It had a sunken bathtub for two with a fireplace on one side to give it an even cozier romantic vibe. A large rustic wood closet that followed the rustic vibe of the whole villa was situated on one wall of the bathroom. The outside of the villas had a pool and hot tub for warmer months and a stocked refrigerator for water and sodas. Help yourself. The main building of the villas had a warm sitting area with a fireplace and Christmas tree for the holidays. The office for the villas was in the building as well Gourmet breakfast was served every morning in this building off a menu with choices that change everyday, included with price of the villa. Very quiet eating area like eating in someone's dining room. In fact everything was included in the price of the villa. The staff was like family. Isobel who coordinated our stay also set up our dinner reservations in advance as well as mapping out where to hike and places not to miss. She made this trip a huge success for us. The property is situated down the road from beautiful Thunder Mountain where we could literally walk to and hike. Lastly they have a massage room to book a professional massage tailored for your needs. My wife and I both did a massage. Remarkable!!! This property and accommodations is perfect getaway and so relaxing. Definitely not a "hotel" atmosphere. Not what we wanted. Slowed me down to regroup before bringing in the new year. We will be back to wind down here again.

Adobe Grand is a selection of little, separate, buildings, each one designed inside differently. It…read moreis a 5 star resort and all of it is magical. You will love it here. This place is expensive so enjoy it. We spent most of our time here. There is little reason to leave. We stayed in a beautiful room with a private entrance. We had a lovely room. It was spotless and just so pretty. We had 2 fireplaces and a comfortable large king bed. We had freshly baked bread and that made the room smell so wonderful. It must be made there. We loved the jetted tub and the bathrobes were so soft. There is a wee kitchen with a frig and microwave. The TV was nice. We did not use it often. They have free WiFi. What we really loved was the charging station for our cars. We were with another couple. Each morning we had a wonderful breakfast. They also have fresh cookies. It is located in beautiful Sedona, one of our favorite places in Arizona. Everything in Sedona is expensive, so we love the few time we are able to go. The staff was very nice and helpful. They have a beautiful pool. We were very happy.

We are on our way home from a wonderful week of the Sedona area. Our stay at Sedona Pine Resort was…read morerelaxing and we met some very nice people at the hot tub after our days of hiking the Sedona trails The bed and pillows were so comfortable. The on-site restaurant Bella Vita was really good. But the best thing I can say is that the front desk staffer, Erick was a gem. We forgot an item in the room and when I called about my issue he went out of his way to look for it that evening after we left. The next day he got back to me to tell that housekeeping had my container and some other items I had left! He was very helpful. We are still figuring out whether the items are to be picked up by a local friend or mailing the item, but I feel confident that all will end well. Thank you Sedona Pines and Eric for contributing to our wonderful 45th anniversary week!i

I'm not going to talk about the resort,I'm going to talk about the crew that promote the time…read moreshares in this place they are a bunch a thieves that they only sweet talk and promise the moon and the stars about giving you nice places to go on vacation and paying very low fees on nice hotels around the world and giving you free trips and vacation hotels ,but they never said nothing about the high fees that they pull from your bank account from the very first two moths ..that's what they did to me they pull almost $2800 dollars ..please be careful with this people offering this time shares they are only after your money and believe me you can not get off that easy from this time shares BE CAREFUL DON'T FALL INTO THIS

Words do not do this place justice. If you want an elegant…read moreand charming get-away.. look no further! (Book early) Each cabin is tucked in to the enchanting beauty of the grounds- the landscape is natural and maintained to magical perfection. The best way to describe it is country creekside cabin/meets ritz carlton. Cabins for every occasion- to create unforgettable experiences! From intimate Couple retreats - Family vacay - multi family weekends - and everything in between. There are accommodations for every scenario. Always opt in for the relaxed buffet breakfast featuring home made muffins, granola, fresh fruit, hardboiled eggs, oatmeal bar, fresh squeeze juice and the best green chili egg frittata I've ever had. Enjoyed creekside with live music on Sunday's (relaxing guitar instrumental).

We stayed the weekend at Briar Patch Inn and it was such a lovely relaxing experience. We brought…read moresteaks and used the bbq gas grill which was clean and working well. We stayed in the kingfisher and enjoyed a bottle of wine (or more) while listening to the peaceful creek flowing. Sunday breakfast had live music and the meal was delicious! So worth the price.