Southwest Inn at Sedona

This hotel is small by most standards and the rooms are a bit small also but the front desk staff and maintenance personnel make up for that. They were all friendly and very accommodating. The rooms are very clean and the views from the balcony (we were on the second floor) are majestic. The breakfast is very good. Sometimes being small is perfect,

Our room was great - we loved the little fireplace in the corner! Sunny & Michelle gave us great tips for food and activities- and we really appreciated the info! Maria was very new as the hostess in the breakfast room, but all of our hot food was hot and the cold food cold - and tasted great. When we requested fresh towels and sone spiffing for our room it happened right away. We had a great experience.

This place had several pluses and minuses. On the plus side, the staff was very nice and personable. The room, itself, was clean. However, I believe it hadn't been used in a while. When we used the shower the first time, the water did not run clear for a bit. The first time we used the Keurig, we got a lot of residue in our cup. An extra blanket was quite full of dust. And it took several hours to get the heater to operate correctly. The breakfast was decent for the average person. However, there were no options for those of us who need to be dairy free and gluten free. So, we had to go out for breakfast. There is no microwave in the room to heat up leftovers. The bed was fairly comfortable, but the road noise is quite loud.

So....this Hotel...very sweet ....very Arizona! we had a fireplace in our room! Just remember its not a fancy Marriott like my Daughter and Hubby stayed...but charming just the same! Continental breakfast ok ..Location...Perfect....daughter and I walked all over.... but you do need a car (or Uber) to some of the awesome places! We hiked @ the amazing church ...Cant remember the name its built right into the Red rocks! That hike is challenging I might add!

After hiking all day on the South Kaibab Trail in the Grand Canyon, we were exhausted and making the late drive to Sedona.  When we received a call from a staff member of the Southwest Inn in Sedona.  He was doing a welfare check on us.   When we arrived, he had extra pillows ready for our tired bodies. When does that happen these days.  It was a touch of  class rarely seen anymore. The large room was excellent with a fireplace and a private balcony that gave us a great view of the Sedona mountains. My wife loved the breakfast omelet and pancakes.  We stayed in three hotels over our five day trip to Sedona and the Grand Canyon. They were all very nice, but the Southwest Inn in Sedona was the best. Bill from Clewiston