To sell timeshares, these rooms are offered at a low price. Should have known when I saw the dog pen in the lobby that this would be sub-par. Rooms are old, either very hot or too cold, no in-between. Carpet needs to be replaced. It's a shame because the location is good - but I cannot recommend this property. They also messed up me reservation - luckily it was fixed shortly after I arrived.

I got suckered into staying at their hotel when I agreed to go to a time share meeting. On the contract, it said that there must be two people to qualify, but the salesman said to disregard that clause and that I qualify anyway. What a mistake!
The next morning, I went to the meeting and they told me that I could not go on the tour. I had to write a statement about what happened, and then I checked out of their hotel. Ok, the hotel was fine. The salesman that tricked me ruined the experience. I now have a bad taste in my mouth for Sedona and especially that particular hotel.

We stayed at the Los Abrigados Lodge for a wedding that took place at the Resort and Spa over Labor Day weekend. It cost us $189 for two nights because we agreed to listen to the timeshare spiel. The hotel was fine for our purposes. We got upgraded to a room with a balcony view for no reason, which was nice. Along with the deal we got $100 resort bucks that we could use for meals at the resort restaurants (which we did) or for particular gift shops. The food at the resort was ok, but our standards were not very high since the food was free. The timeshare spiel did go over the hour and a half that it was supposed to, which was kind of annoying because we had a flight to catch - however, it wasn't much of a pain, and was interesting to see what was available. We didn't want the hassle of trading or not trading our timeshare weeks and the $500/year maintenance fee seemed like it would offset any financial benefit. Overall, it was ok, but just ok.

Los Abrigados Lodges are tucked back off the highway so the rooms are very quiet and have a lovely view of the red rocks behind. Our room was absolutely enormous, even by American standards. There was a lounge area with settee and armchair, the bedroom area had 2 queen beds and there was a well equipped kitchen area (but no utensils) and bathroom. It was spoilt by small details like the telephone message button continually flashing but no message and no-one knew how to turn it off. There was a mini invasion of ants in the kitchen and the housekeeper had no spray or powder, and there was a smell of drains in the bathroom. Despite the very large rooms, we would think there were probably better places to stay in Sedona.