This hotel had no internet in the rooms. I hadn't run into that for a couple of years, so didn't even bother to check. They had a computer in the office or you could use dialup to your isp - who does that anymore? Other than that the place was okay, but wanting to check out things to do in Sedona became a problem without internet access. Overall, a terrible location.

I travel to Arizona a great deal for my work and usually stay in high-end hotels and resorts in Phoenix. Check out my reviews and you'll see that some of them are pretty bad.

I was therefore very pleased with the Desert Quail in Sedona, where I spent three mid-winter nights while visiting friends and taking photographs of the glorious rock formations..

From check in to check out everything was just fine. Everything worked in my room, which was nicely cleaned and provisioned. The room was large and pleasant and the apples in the fridge made for a nice start of the day. Though there is no wireless internet in rooms, there is a computer for guests in the reception area and local dial in connections from my room worked perfectly.

This is my second overnight visit to Sedona. Last time there I stayed at the nearby La Quinta, which was ok and had wireless, but cost more and required I take a very long hike to my room.

The Desert Quail is by no means a resort hotel (it does have decent enough pool, closed in winter) but it is easy to reach from I-17 and away from some of the Sedona traffic and new age madness.

This is a 2 diamond property for good reason. The staff is the best part ~~~ very nice. If you're looking for a place that has a lot to offer then this is NOT the place. The pool is nice but that is all there is to offer. I would not reccomment this motel if you're looking to visit Sedona ~~~ much to far from town and activities. Once the road construction gets done it will help but still not give you the Sedona feel.

Let me preface this review by saying that the Desert Quail is a 2 star hotel. If you are looking for a 4 star experience do not stay here. As long as you keep this in mind, I don't think you will be disappointed in what they have to offer. I would equate the Desert Quail to an older Hampton Inn.

The Positives:

The rooms had older furniture, but all was in good condition. The rooms also had a refrigerator and one of those single cup coffee makers which I always like.
The linens were clean and of decent quality, the room was also very clean.
Inexpensive rooms for what tends to be a very expensive area.

The Negatives:

The walls are thin and on top of being able to hear your neighbors you can also hear some road noise.
The A/C unit was really loud. The upside to that is that it helped drown out the road noise, but if you are a light sleeper it could be an issue.