Sedona Pines Resort

The resort sits back off of Rt89a so you don't get the noise of the busy traffic. That makes it a bit tougher to find the resort but GPS will get you there. Check in went OK but be prepared that they do try to promote you to attend a sales pitch to buy a timeshare. You have to use your strongest "No Thank You" to resist the tour discounts they offer to attend a promotional session. Next, what I liked about the accommodation is they are small manufactured units with a nice outside deck, convenient kitchen and decent living room. The bedroom and bath are also a nice size. No connecting walls for other guests to disturb you. We were 2 adults and had plenty of room to move around. The kitchen and bath show obvious signs of wear however housekeeping does a good job of keeping it clean. I saw a maintenance crew out and about so I suspect some units need repairing. Ours was all in working condition. One thing though... BE Aware, the pool is NOT as advertised in the photos. It's a completely different pool with no umbrellas, limited chairs/tables and mostly in the sun. There are 2 pergolas however they get taken pretty quickly in the morning and folks camp out there all day. The on-site restaurant was upscale (in price & decor) and the Italian food was very good. Service was also very good and our waiter was super friendly and helpful. There is a full bar and happy hour/fixed price menu for certain hours. There are also activities to keep busy like putt golf, classes/talks in rec center and a fitness center but Sedona offers SO much to do, we left early morning and returned late evening.

Wonderful resort !!! The cottages provided every amenity that one would ask for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Was also impressed with the cleanliness of the cottage, as well as the pool and spa offerings, especially the Lagoon huge hot tub.

The resort is conveniently located to a lot of sightseeing without being right in the middle of a busy downtown. It was quiet and relaxing, fairly nice pool and a restaurant on site. We liked having our own individual unit so no adjoining walls. A decent sized deck with outside table and gas grill for outdoor eating. It was nice to have a parking space right in front of our door. The units were clean and had many kitchen amenities available for our use. We liked being able to make coffee when we got up in the morning and having a full sized refrigerator for snacks, cold drinks and ice whenever we needed it.

Great, quiet resort west of Sedona and just 1 mile from lower red rock loop road for an easy sunset drive. Spacious one bedroom tiny cabins with lots of windows and cathedral ceilings with a parking spot right in front. Kitchen has everything you need to feast including an outside deck, table and chairs to enjoy the views. Hassle free and short drive towards Sedona for those wanting to hike the Dry Creek/Boynton Canyon road areas. For the lucky ones, you may get a fountain or waterfall near your cabin. They do book tours on site for most activities in the greater Sedona area.

Everything! Upon check-in, the employees were very friendly and helpful. Our cottage was in a great location. It was clean, and we loved the layout. The kitchen was fully furnished with just about every small appliance, dishes, and utensils you could need during a stay. We loved being able to save money by cooking our own meals. The pool and the multiple spas were clean and well maintained. We wish we'd have found it earlier in our trip and been able to stay longer than 3 days. We loved being in a quiet, peaceful place. However, if you're someone who wants to be in the middle of town and walk everything, it is a short drive to get into downtown Sedona.