Was not expecting too much from a Best Western, however, had a nice surprise when we arrived. Reception staff were really friendly and helpful. We were given a room in a small annex seperate from the main hotel and an allocated parking space.

The room was big with the largest bed I have ever seen. We had to climb into it - very comfortable. The bathroom was also pretty big with fantastic shower. Everything was spotlessly clean.

The balcony overlooked the lawn with fantastic views of the red rocks - a great place to relax with a beer. The room also had a neat fireplace to cosy up to in the winter.

The location is great for walking around the shops and getting to places to eat. The food at the Cowboy Club was superb and the server, Susan, really was special.

We did the Pink Jeep Broken Arrow tour. It was wonderful - Peter, the brilliant driver and guide, took us on a rollercoaster ride up and down some rocks that I thought we wouldn't make. Great fun and a cool way of getting up close to the red rocks.

Sedona may be a bit twee, but is's a great place to unwind and the BW is a relaxing and well equiped place to do so.

Hmmm...where do I begin? We selected the hotel based on location and positive reviews on Trip Advisor. After checking in, we were pleased with the location (walking distance to several shops and Oak Creek). After seeing our room, our pleasure subsided. Although the room was relatively clean, it was showing many signs of wear and tear. Drywall had been patched in numerous places and the carpet and furnishings were ready to be retired. Upon closer inspection, we were not alone in our room. Over the course of our stay (3 days), we encountered several bugs seeking to share our quarters.

The front desk was very accommodating and the continental breakfast was well stocked. All of the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. Their recommendations for local eateries also came in handy.

When we found this hotel online, we were drawn by the proximity to the creek. Coming from Colorado, we have been fortunate to stay at several mountain inns with creekside lodges. Once we checked in at the Arroyo Roble, our biggest challenge was finding the elusive creek. Not only was it not visible from our room, we had to trek a couple hundred feet to find it. Of course, not all of the rooms will be creekside; however, we hoped that we would be a little closer.

Overall, we were satisfied with the hotel. After our stay the previous day at the Hyatt in Scottsdale, we had to ratchet down our expectations for the rustic feel of Sedona. If you focus on the beautiful scenery, you can overlook the less than sparkling accommodations. WIth a great location and friendly staff, the stay was comfortable and convenient.

Really did not expect too much from this hotel but it was a perfect spot for a one night stay. It was clean and the beds were comfortable. It had an ideal location in the center of town. I would recommend staying on the moutnain view side of the hotel if you are succeptible to street noises when you sleep. We enjoyed the hot breakfast and the make your own waffles that came with our stay. The staff was very nice and helpful with directions. If you are going for a longer visit and are looking for more of a resort then perhaps the Enchantment or Hyatt (also in town) or Hilton( 10 minutes away) would better fit your vacation.

Situated at one end of "Uptown" Sedona, this is a good place to stay. Rooms were ample size and ours had a great view of the mountains.
Room access is external motel style with lifts to higher floors. Nice pool down some steps (this hotel is located in a hilly area).
Good complimentary breakfast available.
Great location for strolling around Uptown or just enjoying the famous Sedona views.
Would be happy to recommend this hotel.