Sedona Motels

I was underwhelmed, and frankly would not recommend staying here. The mountain view was over a busy road and row of buildings, with cars, exhaust, and noise a plenty. Nearby restaurants were surprisingly weak, and the shops were filled mostly with junky tourist stuff. But what really messed me up was the way the heater turned on and off throughout the night. It was either too hot or too cold and I woke up constantly. We ended up leaving a day early, loosing the money for that night as I just couldn't take it. Our room was clean, but old and tired, and it was smaller than I expected. If there was a way to get ice, we did not find it, and of course since this motel is not staffed there was no one to ask. We ended up buying ice from the grocery store a few blocks down the street. There was a fridge in the room, and I believe a microwave as well, thought we didn't use it. The personless check-in worked fine. I got a text with the door code which worked fine the first try. No worries on that front. Bottom line: Skip this place and pay up for one of the nicer places with a pleasant view. Or just skip Sedona and try one of the other mountain towns. Could I redo our trip, I would have skipped Sedona and spend time in Prescott, which had way more going on and a really fun vibe.

This does not look special upon arrival but, the staff was friendly and attentive. Check-in went off seamlessly. Our room was comfortable and well appointed. They seemed to have thought of everything, including additional rags to clean your shoes after a day of red rock hiking. The patio with views of the red rocks was really nice. It's location was excellent, within walking distance of restaurants, shopping. The Tlaquepaque Shopping Village is only a 5 minute walk from your room, providing many shops, galleries and restaurants. We thoroughly enjoys our stay here.