What a great place - on arrival for our 2 night stay at this superb historic B and B Saddlerock Ranch full of character and olde world charm we were greeted warmly by Fran and her two dogs, Cassidy and Sundance and were made to feel at home in an instant. Our suite, the saddlerock room was very clean with comfy bed and high quality linens and fantastic panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges. We enjoyed a sumptious breakfast on both mornings expertly prepared and presented by owner/host Fran herself, nothing was too much trouble and she delighted us with her knowledge and tales of Sedona, she was happy to give advice about dining options and even arrange reservations. The ranch itself is a dream with beautiful gardens,lovely pool,hot tub and deck area and some of the most beautiful unbelivable views in the area.

This was our 2nd stay at Saddlerock, and it is easily one of the top Inns we have stayed at over 25+ years of extensive travel. The facility is lovely, and has the most incredible views of the red rocks.
We stayed in the same room both times-- off the front parlor with a view of the red rocks through a large picture window. It has a little fireplace, and a stained glass window in the dressing room off the beautiful tiled bath. The antique bed is so comfortable, we slept so well every night. Fran is a lovely person & wonderful hostess. The breakfasts are gourmet and very extensive. We never needed lunch ! Fran's recommendations for tours, restaurants & whatever activities you may be interested in are right on the money. With only 3 rooms, and a common breakfast table, you get to know the other guests. We had dinner with one of the other couples one night, and shared some wine poolside. The enjoyable company of the other guests, plus Fran & Brad only add to the ambience. Our 1st stay was 15 years ago, and we had always wanted to go back. We definitely won't wait another 15 years, and wouldn't consider any place other than the Saddlerock for a stay in Sedona !

My husband and I toured Utah and Arizona for a couple of weeks in April this year, we made most of our bookings from the UK direct after researching on-line in great detail.

Saddlerock Ranch proved to be one of our best finds, simply because we were so well looked after by Fran, who has owned and run the place for the last 20 years. She knows everything there is to know about Sedona, and is more than happy to share her enthusiasm for the place.

Don't be put off by the word "ranch" - this is a truly lovely B & B with all the home comforts you could wish for - our room had a huge king size bed which boasted more pillows than we have ever seen! The uninterrupted view of the red rocks from the room was spectacular.

The breakfasts were substantial enough to keep us going all day, together with Fran's cookies which were supplied before we ventured out to tour the area, again guided to the best areas by our hostess. Our 3 day stay came to an end too quickly - make sure you visit and you won't be disappointed.

My husband and I, and my in-laws recently stayed 5 nights at this wonderfully luxurious Bed and Breakfast property. Having visited several such establishments throughout the USA, Saddlerock Ranch ranks as #1. We loved (1) the amazing red rock views from the deck (which has a pool, hot tub, beautiful tubs of flowers and is especially conducive to lazy picnic lunches), (2) the beautifully furnished accommodation ( we rented both the Saddlerock with its red rock vistas, and the Rose Garden rooms and both were beautifully furnished with super comfy beds, fresh flowers and even chocolates), (3) the utterly fantastic breakfasts - not only were they heaven to eat but the presentation was a work of art, (4) Fran - a wonderful hostess - friendly, caring and knowledgable, (5) the saucer sized cookies we were given each day to keep us going whilst hiking and the iced tea waiting for us when we returned......I cannot say enough good things about the place! This was our 3rd visit to Sedona, which is simply beautiful, and when we go back we'll be booking the Saddlerock room again.