The view off the back patio if phenomenal! Rooms aren't big but well appointed. I'm not a fan of…read morethe hard/at fiber fill pillows but I'm picky. The breakfast spread is impressive: eggs and sausage, bagels and other pastries both sweet and savory, fresh fruit, coffee and tea, yogurt. I've water and lemonade in the lobby and fresh cookies each afternoon. The property is clean and thoughtfully decorated. Under new ownership and the attentiveness of the staff varies. There's a lady at the front desk who's pretty disinterested and our room wasn't ready until almost 5:30. But there's also a gentleman at the front desk who's just about the best greeter ever! Summer of 2026 Gallery is under remodel and there's construction on the back patio to install a pool. Imperfect but you can tell they're heading in the right direction.

We loved this brand new Hopi owned hotel. It was very clean, modern, upgraded, with traditional art…read morepieces and accents throughout. The view with firepits in the back of the property was beautiful. Loved our room, the complimentary breakfast, and indigenous art store. The service at the front desk was very friendly. Only thing is it does not have a pool. Close to Cottonwood.

It's a motel but the price and location were excellent and the room was spacious and clean. If you…read moreare not going to be spending a lot of time in your room, this place should be high on your list. The room itself had a fridge and microwave and a nice TV. It also had a tremendous view right outside the front door. From the motel, it's an easy 5-10 minute walk to the touristy area. Across the street is the popular Hideaway House restaurant and also the fantastic Creekside Coffee house. I will say that the walls are a bit thin and our insane neighbors played the TV at all hours at a deafening volume. But it's not the hotel's fault that humans are rotten and, if you get normal neighbors, you should be fine. Incredible value for the price. I'd gladly stay here again.

What a great stay in Sedona! This is definitely our new favorite weekend stay. It is situated maybe…read more1/4 Mile North of Tlaquepaque. We were able to go to all of our favorite Sedona spots without having to sit in traffic. Rooms were super clean! You can tell this hotel is well taken care of & staff is very friendly! Shared patio on the end of the motel made for the perfect morning sunrise.

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.

One of the most memorable stays that I've had on a vacation. Miles and Matsumi we're so warm and…read morewelcoming and made you feel at home. They give you an extra personal touch that you won't get in a traditional hotel room or Airbnb. The lodge is in a great location and a short drive to great hiking destinations and downtown, and their recommendations for local hiking did not disappoint. One of the highlights was having a delicious home-cooked breakfast and meeting new people. Coming back after a hike to fresh bake cookies was a nice treat as well. I will definitely stay here again when I come back to Sedona.

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.

I think some rooms had a facelift per message from owner but the room I was in still felt dated so…read moreI think it wasn't one of them. Room felt and layout looked like an apartment actually. The location can't be beat if you're hiking Bell Mountain area. Personally I think the better rock formations and shops further North are better in general. Here you're kinda far south and traffic on the weekends is bad if you're heading up North I read (we were there mid-week). Staff was nice especially the older lady in charge. Staff is on site from 2-7 pm I believe. If you're checking in any later make sure to coordinate with them. 10% discount offered with cash

The woman working in the evening was delightful and so helpful. The room was very nice, with…read moreeverything we could want, including an electric fireplace and it was very clean. The view is great too. Room 210

Anyone with something negative to say about this place can kick rocks. It was absolute heaven for…read moremy solo birthday weekend. Although I'd never stayed at a bed and breakfast before, the staff went out of their way to be gracious and ensure I felt completely comfortable. My room was beautiful and spacious, featuring a huge bed and a tub that let me treat myself like a queen. I appreciated the convenience of having my own coffee maker and a fridge to store my hiking snacks. I loved starting my mornings with coffee on the patio and winding down by the fireplace at night. My only gripe was the nearby construction, which occasionally dampened the morning vibe, but a pair of headphones solved that quickly. There's no reason to penalize Alma for something they can't control. For the most part, the location is peaceful and tucked away from the chaotic tourism on the main streets. I honestly don't want to stay anywhere else when I visit. I felt so much more comfortable here than I ever have in a typical hotel. Peace and serenity are clearly the priority, and this place delivered exactly that.

Dirty rooms, broken stuff everywhere, and a rude Innkeeper who talks down to you. Very pricey for…read morewhat you get, better value anywhere else. Breakfast is equal to a Denny's, maybe even a little worse. Entire location needs renovations. Rooms are ugly and look like they came out of the 70's. Silly towel rules. Noisy AC units. Any positive reviews in the last year or two are probably fake. Went downhill fast since April took over. Stay somewhere else, save yourself from being disrespected and let down. They simply don't care about you as a guest.

5/5 Stars - An Unforgettable Sanctuary in the Red Rocks…read more The team at Sedona Views is truly AMAZING--Michael and his incredible staff go above and beyond with genuine warmth and attention to every detail. They arranged a perfect massage for my wife, decorated our room with loving, welcoming energy, and made us feel instantly at home. Our cabin was pure luxury: an incredible bed, stunning shower and tub, and every thoughtful amenity you could imagine. This place is becoming our family's "home away from home"--a magical getaway tucked into Sedona's breathtaking Red Rocks. From the hidden nooks along the paths to the peak views they're creating, and all the new spots they're bringing to life on the property, it's impossible not to be excited for what this visionary team is building! Thank you, Michael and the entire Sedona Views family, for turning our stay into such a memorable, heartfelt experience. We can't wait to return! --Chad

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.

We and another couple spent 3 nights at Origins B&B. It was nothing less than fabulous. They only…read morehave 4 rooms but each is unique and amazing! The common and outdoor areas are so welcoming and comfortable. Beautiful and artistic touches everywhere. The views . . . . . ahhhh.....Karen & Jeff took such good care of us. Such hospitality! The breakfasts were SO good! They also made sure that each element of the breakfast was suitable for our needs. We will probably never stay in Sedona again when we can avoid the high costs of lodging and food, the barrage of people and traffic, etc. We can have beautiful lodging, great food and shopping in Cottonwood and travel just about 30 minutes to Sedona to take care of our - Sedona desires. But who knows, with the hiking, the Verde River Train, good food, shopping - we may not NEED to go to Sedona.

The location of Origins B&B was great. The hosts hospitality was extraordinary and welcoming. The…read morebreakfast's were incredibly delicious and wonderfully presented. Each room is unique and lots of amenities and detail.