I was there when they first open, the owners were so friendly. I went back several times as they…read morewere adding on it was always a pleasure. The food was fabulous and in a great location for plenty of other choice. The rooms were warm and cozy. I arrived after hours my first trip they had a key waiting with the fire place all going a snack waiting. I'm use to luxury hotels but this place hits many small areas to make your trip special. RP Maione Atlanta Enjoy

A gorgeous and romantic spot to stay when visiting Sedona! Our room had a beautiful view and we…read moreloved the amenities including the free breakfast and coffee, salt water pool, firepit, and jacuzzi bathtub. We did some hiking and the location of this spot was a short drive from Devil's Bridge. We were also able to walk to one of our hike's trailhead from the hotel.

While in Sedona, our party stopped at the Secret Garden for lunch following some sightseeing. Of…read moreall the restaurants visited on our trip west, this was, by far, the best dining experience we had. I ordered a Reuben sandwich with pastrami and can definitively state that this is the best Reuben I have had in my 68 years on the planet! The pastrami was lean and juicy, just enough kraut and dressing PLUS the marbled rye bread wasn't greasy or soggy as some contenders for this title were in the past. The side order of homemade potato chips balanced things out nicely. I've gotta admit though, the iced tea almost stole the show. I am somewhat an iced tea addict and their combination of black teas and fresh mint just about blew my mind. I had four refills! My wife had their veggie quiche with chips and found it equally memorable. The price for lunch was about what I usually expect to pay for dinner but it was truly worth it. The pleasant surroundings complimented the food and the waitress for our table was an absolute delight despite my running her back and forth to fetch me more iced tea! You must stop here and experience it for yourself.

OK first of all beautiful atmosphere but sandwiches are sad and the parking is difficult and if…read moreyou're gong to be a sandwich shop in a beautiful place like that why would you not have some delicious unique sandwiches. These sandwiches were like if I asked my little brother to make me one. It was ridiculous and way overpriced BLTA $18 two tiny pieces of avocado on the end. The only thing that was good and fresh was the bread everything else was basic nothing special. Also ordered the croissant, chicken salad sandwich. The croissant was good, but it was flat and looked like it was the end of the weeks bread. Again, $18 for the sandwich you would think that you would get a beautiful delicious croissant that was big and fresh but this looks like the size of a dinner roll and flatten down and they put grapes in their chicken salad which I am not a fan of. Absolutely nothing special about the sandwiches, way overpriced you would be better off going to Subway and that's pretty bad. The only good thing is the bread was good and the atmosphere is nice that's it otherwise you're paying $40 for two sandwiches with a slice of old orange buried way under a large pile of old stale chips not even good chips I mean come on so unfortunetly not coming back here and I am a local. Too bad so bad! No locals discount.

Weekend getaway was just what we needed. Walking around the property or just relaxing with a glass…read moreof wine and watching the animals, birds, or just the scenery was the perfect reset. Definitely a place to go back to for us.

I had a 4 night stay at the Briar Patch Inn...and for me it was a delightful place…read more Now here is something important to most of you. Many of the cottages do not have internet service....I LIKE THAT....but for my friend who needed to do work at night we had to switch cabins. My cottage was the Sycamore and it was great: Spacious, with plenty of amenities. Lighting is dark but what the heck. This aint the ritz, four Seasons or whatever fancy pants place...but it is very charming. Ownership is really great...yes that have a pretty staunch point of view and that is the way it is...price for Shangri-La. Nice and simple breakfast. Great coffee and cookies at night. The lobby is a great place to chill and catch up on your web stuff if need be. Lush paradise in the dessert.

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.

My husband and I came to Sedona over Valentine's weekend with 0 plans and nowhere to stay. Very…read morerisky of us, I know. As we're cruising down the main street we passed The Inn Above Oak Creek and noticed they had a lit-up vacancy sign. We immediately went in and met with the inn keeper who offered to let us go see the room before we committed to booking. This is THE cutest little 13 room inn set right on Oak Creek. There is seating down by the creek, on the patio off the main room, and inside the main room itself that all have great views. Our room was very spacious with a 2-person sized bathtub and a fireplace! It had truly the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in away from home. My husband was obsessed and wanting to know how we could copy it to have at home. Both of the inn managers were so kind and took such good care of us. You could feel how much they care for the inn and value their guests. There's always coffee and water set out. They have homemade cookies in the afternoon and homemade muffins in the morning. They have a bookshelf with various options for reading and a large selection of movies. On the coffee table, they have binders full of recommendations for trails and exploring the area. It was such a cute and intimate place to stay. I'd recommend it to anyone traveling to Sedona and I'd love to stay here again! We truly couldn't have found a better place to stay for Valentine's Day. We felt so lucky to have gotten a room here.

I am late to the party! We found this hotel on Yelp and stayed here for a Road Trip in 2023. The…read morecustomer service was amazing!! The beds were very comfortable and the outdoor space and hiking was great. Sedona was so packed so it was getting a hotel a little out of the way that you can still walk to restaurants and hike. We are looking to go again in a few months.

Terrible information given, you could not use the water without boiling when I told them they did…read morenot give use a notice we wanted our money back, he had said there was no bacteric but in the information they lrft in the rooms said bacteria, and I didnt know what I was talking about. The information that they leave we did not see till the next day. SAYS! Boil water for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth or washing dishes. Boiling kills bacteria and other organisms in the water. Why would they not let people know befor booking, Im sure its not good for babies, elderly or low immune systems.

Noisy air conditioner.. their answer.. they shut it off. Couldn't sleep, Blonds broken, so dusty…read moreyou could write your name on the slats. Air conditioner outside so noisy you couldn't sit out. A couple used a code to get into our cabin while we were sleeping. Management gave them the wrong cabin plus our code. Having been there trviously before being sold, grounds full of weeds, trees hanging to ground, broken swing. Sad to see it so neglected. Expensive waste of money. No compensation