Sedona AZ Lodging

It's also very convenient as you can easily walk from this Sedona AZ lodging to the all the shops and restaurants of bustling Uptown Sedona or drive into Oak Creek Canyon for hiking and swimming in the creek.

This 5 story Sedona hotel has comfortable rooms with mini-refrigerators, coffee makers and 32" LCD TVs with DVD players. Rooms have private balconies or patios, most with red rock views. A clubhouse is shared with the adjacent timeshare resort.

In addition to standard rooms, the Best Western Arroyo Roble has the Creekside Villas, which are downhill from this Sedona hotel.

The villas feature 2 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, full kitchen, 2 fireplaces, whirlpool tub in the master bedroom, living room, dining room and balconies or patios overlooking Oak Creek.

There's also the cottage, a small home available at the rear of the hotel.

What makes it so expensive? Its lovely and tranquil setting, right on the banks of Oak Creek, plus good service, a gourmet restaurant and spa.

These Sedona accommodations include rooms in the lodge or one- and two-room cottages with covered porches. The style is reminiscent of an old fashioned European hunting lodge.

Room amenities include mini-refrigerator, CD stereo, complimentary coffee, bathrobes and slippers and nightly turndown service.

Cottages have wood-burning fireplaces, living room area and almost 500 square feet of space.

L'Auberge in known for its L'Auberge restaurant, which serves gourmet French-inspired cuisine using local and seasonal produce.

The new Spa at L'Auberge offers creekside treatments.

Note: L'Auberge is currently undergoing expansion and constructing new cottages. Construction is expected to be complete by late summer 2009. L'Auberge is offering special reduced rates during the construction.

The Hampton's interior hallways lead to the rooms at this small, 2-floor Sedona hotel. Rooms feature a mini-refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and good counter space in the bathroom.

Other amenities include an exercise room, meeting rooms, outdoor pool and Jacuzzi and free hot breakfast buffet. Wheelchair accessible rooms are available.

Renovated in 2007, the quiet Southwestern style rooms have beds with pillowtop mattresses, coffee makers and mini-refrigerator. Some rooms have balconies but not all rooms have views.

The hotel has terraced, public promenade decks with beautiful red rock views. Complimentary amenities include free continental breakfast, free local shuttle service and free wireless internet access.

Sedona Rouge is a boutique Sedona AZ lodging with a contemporary look and strong Mediterranean and North African-design influences.

Our room was comfortable and included a 32" LCD TV, a day bed, mini-fridge and spa bathrobes.

Our only complaint about the room is about the shower, which is partially enclosed by glass and has no door. As a result, we had to lay towels down on the floor to keep the water from slowly flowing around the glass into the rest of the bathroom.

Our first floor room had a small patio; though not private, it was open to a broad lawn area.

We ate dinner at the hotel's Reds Restaurant and found it to be bland and expensive. The Coffee Pot Restaurant is a short walk away and is a nice, casual spot for a big, inexpensive breakfast.

Don’t miss the Spa at Sedona Rouge. Its Zen atmosphere, excellent therapist, and relaxing amenities left me feeling content after my visit.

Note: some rooms face the highway. Rooms in back will have some red rock views.

While it is near scenic Boynton Canyon, the inn doesn't have the red rock views that you find at other Sedona hotels.

However, the Inn makes up for that with its comfortable, spacious guest rooms and suites that feature 27" flat screen LCD TVs with DVD players, microwaves and mini-fridges.

Luxury suites have one or two bedrooms, private deck or patio and in-room whirlpool.

The Inn features deluxe complimentary breakfast buffet, large outdoor pool and whirlpool and a fitness room.

But after visiting, we discovered that the rooms do not cost a "king's ransom" and the hotel is much nicer than its funky name suggests.

The main hotel is built around a large landscaped courtyard with a spacious, heated pool.

There are several types of rooms, simply furnished, with balconies or patios and some rooms are pet friendly.

A new section of this hotel is behind the Comfort Inn next door. Hiking on Margs Draw trail is just steps away behind the hotel.

The hotel's best feature is the fabulous and popular Elote Café. We can't say enough about Chef Jeff Smedstad creative take on true Mexican cuisine.

The presentation is beautiful and the food delicious. This is real Mexican food, so expect spicy and hot.

Note: The former Comfort Inn Sedona is now part of the King's Ransom Hotel.

Wildflower is a small, 28 room inn set at the northern edge of the Village of Oak Creek.

If you're looking for Sedona cheap hotels, this is one of the least expensive. It is a basic motel and does not have a pool.

The rooms are older and plain but they do have a mini-fridge, coffee maker and flat screen plasma TVs.

Some rooms have a gas fireplace and Jacuzzi rooms are located on the first floor.

Rooms do not have patios or balconies but there is a viewing deck that offers views of the red rocks. Second floor rooms near this viewing deck have the best views.

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