Baby Quail Inn

Hard to find, No one on site. Had to call owner for room number and code to get into room. There was a small hole in the trim board in the bathroom. We also found a DEAD cockroach and silverfish on the floor The bed was clean but suspect for having been changed.

Good price, easy check-in process if you have a local phone number. Water pressure is good, good shower experience, room is warm, and easy parking.

I needed two nights of “cheap” lodging in Sedona. Baby Quail fit the bill. Although they were supposed to send me the code for room entry at 1 pm on my check in day, I never received it. I phoned at 3 pm when I was close to arriving, and the woman said it had been sent which was a lie. Then she said, “Please recheck your email.” There it was—time stamped a second earlier. When I arrived, I had no problem finding room 9 on the second floor which is at the end and has a beautiful view. During my stay the inn was amazingly quiet, and that was despite a parking lot filled to capacity. The bed and linens were comfortable. My room had a microwave and refrigerator (very helpful for this trip). There was plentiful hot water, and I never saw a bug. If you are seeking luxury accommodations, obviously you are not going to book here. But for budget travelers who want a convenient location (Whole Foods is steps away and another natural foods market is a short walk down the main highway) I think you will be satisfied with Baby Quail.

It did what we needed it to do The Baby Quail Inn did what we needed it to do: it was clean, everything worked, we had a place to sleep at night. We did not see any employees the entire time we were there. The walls are rather thin. The hot water was quirky. The location was great for what we needed, and the price was right.