My wife and I went for a week long stay in February, and loved everything about our stay. The room was fine....yes, it is a tad outdated, but it was clean, had lots of space, a good view, and great service. The grounds were beautiful, the onsite restaurants are great, and the location is perfect for getting around town. We were out and about the town most of the time anyway, so what does an ugly bedspread really matter in the grand scheme of things? People just like to complain about the small things. It amazes me.

The staff was great...especially the concierge desk! They really help you out...making sure you see all the important sites in the easiest possible way. I recommend talking to them for sure.

I would reccommend this hotel completely.

The hotel was very rundown and out dated the carpet in the rooms was very dirty. The furniture was very worn and not comfortable! The "hotel" resembled a apartment complex made up of a bunch of small buildings. Had booked two night stay but only stayed one night. Would not have stayed in the room if we had arrived earlier in the night.

Full disclosure; we stayed here for free on a friends unused timeshare alottment. If I had spent $200-$300 a night, I would probably be more critical.

The Good:
They Really do have everything on site. Full service spa, fitness facilities, heated pools and jacuzzi's, sport courts, mini'golf, and a creekside park.

We enjoyed the restauarants and bars that were on site as well. The food was good and the prices were reasonable.

The location was excellent as well. I would call it mid-town Sedona.

The Neutral: The accomodations were roomy, but somewhat dated and plain. We did not have heat the first night, but the problem was corrected when we called the front desk. Dated and plain could probably describe the look of the entire resort. (the exception being the restaurant areas) The same developer built many properties in the PHX area in the 80's and used the same (at that time trendy) designs in all of them.

The Bad: Parking. After about 7pm parking was at an extreme premium. Many of the spots are parallel spots as well. We had to park an extreme distance from our room the first night, then moved our car the following morning and never moved it again.

Overall we enjoyed our stay. I would say this is a typical timeshare property. They have everything you would need, just not with the elegance or opulance that you would find at similair nightly properties.

Just spent a relaxing week offseason to avoid increasing Sedona near gridlock. Some reviews reflect a lot of disappointment. Well, it held up better for me than some that expected a genuine four star resort. This is mature property. Grounds are maintained to a high level - the units, less so.

We received nothing but fine treatment & attitude from all staff. We enjoyed the wood fired pizzas, but found Joeys Bistro too rich for our blood.

OK, on to the unit itself. Our ground floor unit was comfortable in general. The beds were superior. Hot water was of high pressure & plenty of heat. The ample size curtains with room darkening panels were in excellent condition. The provided toiletries are deluxe.

The cons: We clearly witnessed every footstep from the above unit. The foldout couch was broken down & the most uncomfortable couch I've ever encountered. What a downer exception to otherwise comfort. TV reception is apparently by some kind of satellite distribution - & bandwidth is sketchy. Plenty of channels but reception sometimes comes & goes.

This occupies an unexcelled site in this most drop dead gorgeous place. Immediately adjacent to Tlaquapake can't be beat for convenience.