Melhores hotéis com academia em Sedona

100 trailheads and 200 miles of hiking and mountain bike trails 1 8 miles dining walking distance shopping 2 miles Grand Canyon South Rim 108 miles Oak Creek Canyon 15 miles Flagstaff 35 miles

We are not staying at Amara, but came for dinner at Saltrock on October 20th. Our server for dinner Lydia was delightful and took excellent care of us. We overheard her saying that she had been there all day yet she was very attentive and courteous. Amy, the hostess, handled a busy crowd with grace. The parking attendants ( didn’t get their names) were very polite and efficient.

What a great hotel! The staff was so pleasant and helpful. The hotel backs up to the Coconino National Forrest. That means you literally walk out of your room and onto hiking trails. The hotel has a beautiful sunset spot complete with Adirondack chairs to sit in. In addition to 2 pools, a great breakfast, and nice rooms, they had all kinds of on site ”excursions” like star gazing, psychic readings, therapeutic massage. The concierge knows all the best hiking trails if that is what you are into. we highly recommend this hotel.

This place was so much fun! They really catered to families with young kids. We were given a scavenger hunt to fill out during check-in. .The kids LOVED doing that. I would also recommend trying the included breakfast. We had a suite with a beautiful view of the mountains. We also walked across the street to grab pizza. Excellent food! We also enjoyed the heated pool and spa in the evening.

Nothing bad to say, the rooms are stunning and clean, the staff was very accommodating and kind. Beautiful property and many pools throughout the resort for ppl to use. I would come again My only wish is that there were more plates to accommodate the number of guests and utensils.

Sedona is a wonderful place to visit. It is a tourist town and traffic reflects that. Spent almost a week there. The hiking and biking are great. Los Abrigados is a nice hotel resort. Very close to shopping and dining (all walking distance). The resort sits behind Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village. Room was nice. Quiet. Pool was nice. Did have a few little bugs running around the room but nothing major. Didn't really use any of the services at the resort because I was out on the trails everyday so that's why I give it 3/5. The staff I did encounter were friendly. I just hate spending an extra $26.50 per day for ”resort fee.”

LOVED this resort. Everyone we met who worked here was courteous, friendly and genuinely seemed to care about their job and our stay at the resort. The food at both restaurants on the property was some of the best we've ever had anywhere on vacation. Unmatched views of Sedona's red rocks. Absolutely lovely!

It is a small villa with all kitchen utensils and utensils. The sofa bed is not good, so it can only be used as a floor. Overall, it is worth staying in. Go to the supermarket to buy some vegetables and make them easily. It is very convenient and worth recommending.

We checked out on 9/16 after a 5 night stay. The gentleman wearing black shirt unfortunately was not the embodiment of warm hospitality, especially in a place like Sedona. Presumably he did everything by the book, which was fine, but certainly did not improve the reputation for this property. We booked this place for 2 reasons, proximity to the conference place which we flew in for, and it’s part of Marriott which we are of Titanium elite status. If you are looking to stay here because of your status, and are expecting some sort of status related perks, forget it. We didn’t really get any perk, no breakfast, no room upgrade (hotel’s not busy), we did get a room facing the mountains so not sure if that’s what they called “an upgrade”. No guaranteed 4pm late check out, and we only got some daily 10 dollar vouchers per person per room, not good for anything anywhere except for the bar onsite, and they close for lunch. No daily housekeeping either, only once every other day. The hotel lobby decor is quite pleasant, match the Sedona vibe, a nice outdoor area with a decent pool. Small gym, but better than not having one, and they also have a coin laundry. The room itself is fine, overlooking the mountains, has a small fridge and a microwave. Other amenities that a higher end hotel would offer is not available in this property. Overall an alright hotel, but I would suggest looking around more for other options.

This is a very nice 3+ star resort and we had an excellent experience. I read some negative reviews so I was a bit worried. Our king suites was as pictured on the website. Bed was very comfortable with nice linens. Big jetted bathtub was a pleasant surprise Really enjoyed breakfast at the restaurant. The pool was nice as well although the lounge chairs could be upgraded. When our plans changed unexpectedly hotel staff was helpful and allowed us a late checkout Location is good as well. Close to the downtown Sedona shops and restaurants but far enough away the enjoy the night sky.