Junipine Resort

On-site Dining and Activities: The on-site restaurant and bar received positive feedback for their food quality and service, though some noted limited operating hours or closures during specific times. Guests appreciated the convenience of dining without leaving the property.

Location is given, the amenities might be dated but are still well-kept. My family and I stayed in a bigger villa with 2 bedrooms. You can choose if you want forest-facing, or creek-facing. September is still quite a busy season around Sedona. Given this, the area is still quiet. We all had a good and comfortable sleep.

Failing at the basics. First off, I’m from Hawaii so I cut people a lot of slack. But so many of the most basic things a hotel should do, this place didn’t do. Let’s start with the registration staff. They need to be welcoming and STAND UP off their chair to welcome guests. Not kinda kicked back on their phone and having lots of vague answers about such basic things as when the water is being turned on and if the restaurant is open. I get better service at a cheap roadside motel. But my room was $450 per day. For money like that, bro needs to stand up. The room is nice, but both the drains in the upstairs bathroom are broken. One doesn’t drain because the stopper is broken and the other one has had the stopper removed. Isn’t there someone responsible for fixing basic problems like this? Ace is the place guys. Also for $450 per night, I wish I would get a bundle of firewood instead being charged $10 for it. People reading this review can decide for themselves, but to me it lacks hospitality. Ok tonight the kitchen is open but the oven is broken. So no hot food. Really? Ok sure. And Oak Creek, which is stocked with trout runs behind the property and they say you can get a pole and tackle at registration, but they said all the poles are broken. If I ran a hotel that changed this money, when the first pole broke, I’d replace it.And when the second pole broke I’d make a priority to get another especially if I advertised it as a guest activity. But when I didn’t do anything about this, I would accept that a guest might write a bad review and work to uphold my commitment to our guests. Again I know for a fact that Ace sells fishing poles for maybe $25. Listen maybe you could have a chalkboard where you say that there’s no fishing poles, there’s no hot food, your staff doesn’t stand up and that your sink might be broken.