Hotels Near Sinagua Plaza in Sedona

Central location of the town, eating around, shopping and its convenience, living on the 2nd floor, no elevator, the room is medium in size, there is a small balcony, you can see the scenery in the distance, parking is free, but the location is not very good.

The Poco Diablo hotel is located several miles outside of Sedona. It has most amenities to keep you busy for your stay- a network of hiking trails 1//4 mile from the property, golf course, swimming pool, tennis court and laundry room. The hotel is connected by a shuttle from Phoenix and the Verde Valley shuttle takes you from the hotel to Sedona and other areas of interest. Because the hotel is located away from Sedona you have the opportunity to do star gazing at night. The rooms are spacious. I especially liked the bathroom as there were two sinks- one in the wash area and one outside. Manager Phil and concierge William were easy to talk too and very pleasant. They provided answers to our questions. The hotel still follows Covid-19 protocols so staff had limited contact with guests. Housekeeping is limited to changing towels and picking up trash. I did not give this hotel 5 stars as they do not have a gift or sundry shop. The Willow restaurant at the hotel is open only for dinner. They have no breakfast or lunch options. We went to Safeway to stock up on breakfast supplies. Buy snacks and drinks for your stay at the hotel. Overall we enjoyed our stay.

Amazing place

I stayed at the Andante Inn the last week of September 2022 and I am so happy I decided on this place! It is super convenient, right on 89A only minutes to Uptown Sedona and other great attractions. Not too big and not too small, and the rates are pretty competitive to other places in the area, considering how close it is to the heart of Sedona. There is also everything else you could possibly need nearby right on 89A (restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, etc.), and considering it's off of a busy street, the hotel is pretty quiet and the grounds are well-kept and peaceful. The staff was very nice, professional, and helpful (Ivan, especially, was pleasure to deal with)! The room itself was so comfortable and charming - I really felt at home for the week I stayed there. Had a WONDERFUL view of the mountains right outside the balcony doors and the room was in PRISTINE shape - clean, modern furniture/fixtures, every type of pillow one could possibly need, and probably one of the cleanest carpets I've ever had during a hotel stay! NO bugs whatsoever which was huge for me, since I've had some bad experiences at other places. The hotel has been recently remodeled, so of course, that factors in. Just a few little things that were different from other hotels I've stayed at: there is not a microwave in each room, but there is a modern one on every floor, so it's still convenient (there is a mini-fridge) and any little extras/amenities you might need, you have to ask for - I needed an iron and ironing board, which was brought to me almost immediately upon request. Also, the A/C unit is kind of high-tech and I had to have someone show me how to use the remote the next morning, as most of the controls are hidden behind the lower panel on the remote (it would help if a little label was attached to it, instructing guests to pull down on it, so they're not struggling in the middle of the night to figure it out when they want to adjust the room temperature/fan speed). Only other thing that would have been a little helpful was a small light on the balcony to be able to see better at night when sitting out there. Overall, I absolutely LOVED this place and this will definitely be my go-to again, next time I'm in Sedona! Supposedly, it might be turned into a Best Western, but I really hope it doesn't and that it gets to keep it's unique charm - and if it does change, then I'm very happy to be able to say that I got to experience it while it was the Andante Inn. I HIGHLY recommend this hotel if you're not looking for anything too big and crazy or expensive, and that is still modern and comfortable, in a prime location!

This place was so much fun! They really catered to families with young kids. We were given a scavenger hunt to fill out during check-in. .The kids LOVED doing that. I would also recommend trying the included breakfast. We had a suite with a beautiful view of the mountains. We also walked across the street to grab pizza. Excellent food! We also enjoyed the heated pool and spa in the evening.

Nothing bad to say, the rooms are stunning and clean, the staff was very accommodating and kind. Beautiful property and many pools throughout the resort for ppl to use. I would come again My only wish is that there were more plates to accommodate the number of guests and utensils.

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The hotel was in the perfect location, it was very nice having a kitchenette. The pool and hot tub were fabulous even though there was snow on the ground. The walls were a little thin and we heard a lot of pounding from above, so I recommend getting a room on the 2nd floor. Every one was very nice, they do try to get you to stay longer with $ incentives and deals on meals and excursions, but they aren't pushy if you already have these things booked and you're not interested. Overall, for the price it was a great stay!

This hotel was a fine stop for our family's two days in Sedona. Located about 10-12 minutes or so south of Sedona, and convenient to Red Rock State Park. The rooms on the north side have nice views of Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte, and the staff were very friendly, the room clean, and place quiet. Nice touch with homemade cookies and water upon check-in, and having a refrigerator and microwave in the room was helpful. Not a luxury property, but a fine place to stay when hiking/exploring in the area.