We liked the hotel, though I thought that for the price it could have been better.

Upon first walking in, we were pleased. Lovely design. I walked onto the balcony to see the view (we stayed in a suite with a "view") and the 1st thing I saw was a dirty glass on the floor w/soggy cigarettes in it. Then I noticed the "view" was lovely...once I looked beyond the long, shabby cement driveway in the foreground. The view of the mountains really was beautiful, though.

The bed was very comfortable.

The shower heads (there are two) were so clogged with "gunk" that the water only flowed through about 50% of the spouts, making the water pressure pretty pathetic. It also looked pretty nasty.

The room service was excellent. The cafe downstairs is wonderful.

We asked for "late" cleaning service, so we could take our time getting ready one morning. When we arrived back, the bed was sloppily made, not like it was the day before. The top blanket was merely thrown onto the bed. The towels were also just "thrown" into the basket in the bathroom. Not folded.

Overall, we enjoyed out stay in Sedona. The weather was beautiful.

The hotel is quite nice. The room was very good size. Plenty of towels and bathrobes provided. Nice view and balcony. The staff is very nice and very helpful. Bed was quite comfortable. There is a nice fitness room, pool and jacuzzi. We did not use the spa but it looked clean and nice. The walk in shower in the room was a real plus. It is huge and has two shower heads. Good home base for visiting Sedona. Not in the main part of town but, close enough to be convenient. One minor complaint was that after our first night, we noticed that the room was not vacuumed. The restaurant "Reds" was nice with good food. On our second visit for dinner, they were out of a few things that we asked for, including the special of the night, fillet mignon. They made up for this with a round of drinks on the house. Overall this was a nice well kept hotel with a nice staff.

My husband and I just drove back from Sedona, and we were very happy with the hotel. Our goal was to have a quiet, relaxed, and romantic weekend in Sedona... and the Sedona Rouge was the perfect place for us.

We booked a Premier Red Rock room ($250/night), which should be the bare minimum if you decide to go. It had a view of the red rocks (rather than the street), vaulted ceilings, and a gas fireplace. Other rooms may not have all that, unless you book a suite. The hotel property does not take much much square footage, and the exterior and interior spaces were designed well. The room was a perfect cozy size, but the Mediterranean and North African modern interior design style makes the size a non-issue. I agree with the other reviewers -- the bed was heavenly. We slept in and took two naps each day.

The spa was verrry nice, the lounge was peaceful and quiet, with nice furniture, an patio, and a nice layout of ice water and plenty of hot tea choices. We scheduled a couples massage (hot stone) and my masseuse Carmela had the best pressure and the softest hands I have ever felt.

For us (young professionals in our mid-twenties trying to celebrate an affordable one-year anniversary), we got just what we needed: a modern romantic room, a couples massage, a pool, and a nice restaurant. The Sedona Rouge has all of this, even though it's not a huge 20 acre resort with 10 pools, golf course, or tennis courts. I was happy that I wasn't paying for what I didn't need. It was also important that there weren't too many kids running around.

This was our first visit to Sedona, and now that we've seen all the wondeful lodging options there, we know we'd stay somewhere else if we returned. On the positive side, the Sedona Rouge was clean and convenient, and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom shower is what turned us off. The shower was a walk-in shower (with a glass barrier that went only half way across the opening.) When the shower was on, the water flowed out onto and flooded the bathroom floor. The first time it happened we sopped up the water with the bath towels and then called down for more towels. After that, we'd put towels along the floor to soak up the water. They still got soaked. It was quite unpleasant. If we hadn't prepaid our 2 night stay with Expedia, we might have gone somewhere else for the 2nd night.