My wife and I traveled to Sedona for our 25th wedding anniversary with high expectations. The owners, Sam and Irith, are the reason those expectation were met at the Boots and Saddle. The rooms and property are both excellent, as is the food. But Sam and Irith are the reason we would stay at the Boots and Saddle the next time we visit Sedona. They know everything you would ever want to know about visiting Sedona. From where to dine, to where to hike, to what to avoid. Their input and advise was outstanding.

Thank you Sam and Irith for a wonderful 3 days in Sedona.

Russ & Cindy

My wife and I decided to visit Sedona for our vacation and found Boots and Saddles. Everything about the B&B is perfect. The rooms are large and elegantly decorated with Southwest and Native American themes. Many of the artifacts in the room can be purchased through the Katchina House next door. The room had a wonderful shower, two heads and a view of the mountains. In addition the room came with a private hot tub and a telescope. The comfort level of the room could not better. One particular amenity was canteens for hiking. This was most thoughtful and saved a fortune on the purchase of water bottles.

The breakfasts at Boots and Saddles are elegant and always include fruit, a hot dish, toast, juice and coffee. During the day cold drinks and snacks are available. The owners, Sam and Irith bring people together around their breakfast tables. This adds the the pleasure of the trip as you learn about the experiences of others.

Finally, the owners, Sam and Irith are wonderful resource about Sedona. The gave us a through briefing the first morning. Suggest suitable hikes, restaurants and shopping. There knowledge and helpfulness added to the enjoyment of our trip.

Arrived at Boots and Saddles on a Sunday afternoon for 3 nights. We stayed in the Ghost Rider room and it was gorgeous. Impeccably decorated, there was so many small touches around the room that made this a 5 star place. Whether it was the lint roller under the sink, wine glasses and corkscrew already available, telescope on the deck, or iron in the room, everything was planned down to the last detail.

Not only was the room perfect, but the hosts Sam and Irith were great! Breakfast was delicious, after our first breakfast we were given an orientation by Sam as to all the best hiking, restaurants, and shopping to do in Sedona. Luckily because of all my research on Tripadvisor I knew about most of the good spots, but Sam really helped us out on best driving routes, swimming spots, and especially shopping that wouldnt rip us off.

Everything was so great that a fellow guest made a joke that the only thing he could find wrong was that it was hard to get the conditioner out of the bottles! Also, my boyfriend and I are very young and often get treated differently because of that, and at boots and saddles that was not the case at all. Sam, Irith, and Candace(who helped out while Sam and Irith were gone) were so kind and friendly we never had a problem. Overall, everything was so great! If it werent so pricey, i'd go up every weekend from phoenix!

We ended our week long stay in AZ with a two night stay in this delightful bed and breakfast. Our hosts, Sam & Irith, were most accommodating (we arrived very early) and shared their love of the area and concern for their guests in many ways. They offered up the best places to eat, visit and hike. They warned of places to avoid and shared where to pick up a bottle of wine at the best price. The breakfasts were fit for a king! Much care was taken in the preparation and presentation. Absolutely delicious from start ot finish. The common area was warm and friendly with much attention to detail - breakfast place settings changed each day.

We stayed in the City Slickers suite and it was fabulous! The furnishings were rustic yet elegant. The suite was huge, yet warm and inviting. The attention to detail flowed from floor to ceiling. The Boots and Saddles theme carried throughout - even into the bath with fixtures of indian arrows. They didn't miss a thing. The room opened onto a lovely garden patio with a little waterfall. We pushed open the suite french doors one evening and took in the fresh Sedona breeze, the waterfall tricking in the background and enjoyed a nice bottle of wine before a wonderful dinner at a place suggested by Sam. It was like having our own little retreat. They do a terrific job of creating a "getaway" ambiance in the relatively small area they encompass.

Do yourself a favor and stop in for a night or two for your own escape - it is well worth the price.