Motellit – Devil's Bridge Trail

"We had probably the best studio room (302) of the whole resort! It was a bit on the side from other more "generic" rooms/buildings, and our patio extented to a secluded barbeque area. The room even had its own parking spot. It really had an exclusive feel, perfect for a romantic set, and we especially enjoyed the fact that we could have some cold beer from our fridge and other items from Safeway (~3miles away) to do bbq. Washing dishes was a bit hard in the room and the room lacked good bbq-ing tools but we managed. We also enjoyed using the coffee maker and toaster. Unfortunately everytime we used the toaster it triggered the smoke alarm detector, but we quickly learned to toast having the doors open 😅 Room was very clean and patio/bbq area very well managed. A/C in the room was somewhat noisy. Pool area was well managed and it was especially nice to dip in to the jacuzzi late evening. Unfortunately though the pool bar wasn't open that late but it seemed to be fine to take your own beer cans to the area. Location was great but not for the Sedona's amazing views. In general at Sedona you MUST have a car to enjoy everything it has to offer, so having those views also in your resort really isn't necessary at all. It was just a 10min drive to e.g. Airport Mesa to enjoy the amazing Sedona sunset. Would definitely visit again, but I would beg to have the same room 🙂"

"This was our second time staying at Sedona Pines. Last year we loved our stay even if the cottage was also a little outdated. This time the atmosphere had changed and we did not enjoy our stay that much. The cottage is still nice, even if more outdated, but ours needed a lot more cleaning. There was a pool party which continued even after the pool was supposed to be closed. No supervision at the resort. Marijuana smelled everywhere and made us sitting outside the cabin unconfortable. The place seems to attract younger crowd thesedays. Next time we will stay somewhere else. Sedona has so many nice hotels so there is no short of options."