Visited right after Memorial Day weekend. Really enjoyed the property, location, and friendly owner with friendly cat!

This is not a fancy place, but it is cute, in a 1950's style. Five rooms - we stayed in #4, which doesn't have a full kitchen, but did have a fridge, microwave, coffee set up, dishes, sink, etc. The room size was actually pretty good and included a recliner, which my husband promptly took a nap in (long drive from Taos), and a ceiling fan. (FYI - #5 with kitchen looked huge through the window!) Bed was quite comfortable! Water pressure was a little strange in the shower, but that is part of the quirkiness.

All of the rooms face a cute little patio/lawn/rose garden with a swing, a couple of outdoor tables, and a couple of grills for your use. It's just off the main drag, but very quiet, and we had no problems either walking around uptown, or hopping in the car to drive to West Sedona or a hiking location.

The owner was very friendly and really helpful when it came to restaurants and great hikes. We did two of his recommended hikes that were just up the road from the motel and they were great! Saw two people in two hours, but lots of those famous red rocks. Also did the West Fork trail along Oak Creek - many more people on this hike, but still very nice green trees and creek hike (less of a red rocks focus).

Other tenants were nice and quiet and location was quiet for those light sleepers (like me).

Would return!

This little gem is nessled 1/2 a block from the Uptown shops and eating places--park and walk. The courtyard of this little B&B is hard to leave, though---hummingbirds gallor with a funny fat cat to kep you entertained. Each room is quaint, clean and very reasonable. Was charming--better than the $500 a nite house we rented the rest of the week!

Rose Tree Inn, aptly named, was a nice respite, shady grounds, well flowered, well located in town, and owned by an affable man who provided helpful information about Sedona area. He provided printed information on hikes, walks, different parts of town, things to do and to see, places to eat, etc. But, always with a focus, asking about our needs, not just lists.

Wow, what a wonderful little inn. It is located right off the main drag in uptown Sedona, but you would never know it. This is a clean, comfortable, and deliciously quiet little oasis in the high desert. If you want sterile predictability, go someplace else. If you want to come home to a lovely garden and friendly hummingbirds, go to the Rosetree. I'll be back!