A wonderful stay, originally booked for 2 nights but extended to 6 nights. My husband and I decided the environs were a great place to unwind on the last leg of our USA trip before heading home to Australia. The Desert Quail is situated in Oak Creek Village surrounded by the Red Rock Mountains about a 10 to 15 minute drive out of Sedona on the scenic 179 highway. We enjooyed being out of the very commercialised Sedona. Nick the proprietor was very friendly and helpful in suggesting great places to eat like the Red Rock Cafe for breakfast and amazing coffee and muffins (GF) at the cafe around the corner where they roasted their own coffee beans. The historic copper town of Jerome was also a great day out. The rooms were comfortable with a fridge, microwave and coffee maker and a sofa to relax in at the end of a hard days sightseeing or walking. There are beautiful walks everywhere around the area. We choseto travel to the Grand Canyon about a 2 hour drive rather than stay in the freezing conditions. We really enjoyed the drive as we saw Williams, Oak Creek and the San Francisco mountains on the journey. We felt like we were saying goodbye to a friend when we were farewelled by Nick.

Stayed here recently at the tail end of a 15 day road trip. Through out this trip there were all sorts of places we stayed that were not clean at all, the Desert Quail was a nice change. The room was spacious and clean. There was a nice gas powered fire place (for a bit extra) and along with that the bed/bedding was really comfortable. There was also a couch and table in the room that made it comfortable to relax in. Overall, for the price against other Sedona hotels, this one is an easy choice.

Along with all this, Nick (I think) at the front desk, was a lot of help. He called around to see if there were restaurants open and gave honest advice on the places that we should go see and avoid in the area. He also offered for us to see the room before we paid for it which is always a plus.

My wife and I stayed 4 nights at the Desert Quail Inn. We just needed a cheap places to stay. We are very impressed and would completely recommend this inn to fellow budget travelers. The room is very clean and big. The maid service cleaned the room promptly at 11. Overall the inn is ran as if it cost three times as much as it really does. This is a perfect place to stay if you need a cheaper place to stay while visiting Sedona.

We just went to Sedona for a 5 days vacation and we stay in Desert Quail inn for 4 nights and Days Inn for 1 night. Although both get good reviews, I would say that Desert Quail Inn is far better than Days Inn.

Desert Quail Inn is very clean. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The room is large and confortable, and there is a groceries store right behind and an outlet mall right cross the street.

I will stay there again next visit for sure, if they have room available.