the ruins are high in a cliff and since 1951 visitors are not allowed to go to the ruins so you just stand about seventy five feet below and stare at the ruins, which are not much to look at after a few minutes; everything is outdoors so go when weather is nice else it can be extremely hot and... more

Montezuma's Castle is an interesting quick stop that should be a part of any Sedona itinerary. more

Definitely make time for Montezuma's Castle if you are in the Sedona area. Fascinating ruins from a distinctive culture. more

This is a quick loop around the "castle". The park is very educational and easy to access, right off I-17 between Sedona and Phoenix. A must see. more

We have a senior pass so no need to pay the entry fee (which is $5/person -- ouch!). Hence, we have nothing to complain about but had we paid the fee the review would be very different. Montezuma's castle is nice to look at but that's all you can do. The picture you see of it posted here is no... more

During my recent business trip to Arizona, I had a free day. A free day opens up a whole can of possibilities. What to do? What to see? I decided a trip to Sedona was the way to go. It was a mere 2 hours from my hotel, and well, is a top tourist destination in AZ. I normally don't... more

Its been a year since we visited montezumas castle, I never heard of it until then. I was mesmerized by the site and some how puzzled by the whys of its existence, you leave with a lot of questions that only speculation can answer. you become intrigued by the way these early indians existed and how they went about daily... more

We visited Montezuma Well first, and then Montezuma Castle. I found the castle to be absolutely fascinating. We paid the $5 adminission fee, and it was totally worth it. It's a short paved trail to the main castle, and a little further to castle A. There was a news program there filming one of the park guides giving the history... more

We hoped to stop at Montezuma Castle on our drive from Phoenix to Sedona, but found that it closed at 6 pm—and they closed the gates even earlier than that. What a bummer! But we came back the next day for a more leisurely activity after a day of hiking in Sedona—it’s a 30-mile trip one-way. It costs $6 per... more