Motel In The Pines

+ location: for me, it was just perfect. I was coming from up North and spent the day in Sedona. I was heading back to Phoenix, but didn’t want to stay in Sedona because the prices were way too high for just one night of sleep. That hotel was perfectly situated just outside of Sedona and very close to Bumblebee Exit 248 where I wanted to stop to see some cactus. Also, it’s a very quiet place (yes, there’s a bar right beside the property, but it’s not very loud and you can’t hear anything once you’re inside you’re room). + safety: not a concern for me, but thought I would mention it for some people. Really safe place for your vehicle or for people that aren’t used to travelling and want to get out of the more busy areas for a night. Plus, it’s very accessible and close to the highway, so no driving in traffic or any busy roads/streets. The rooms are accessible from the outside and you can park your car right in front of your door. They also have cameras in front of the property. + staff: I checked-in late so there was no staff at the reception, but you just use the phone by the door and they’ll come. I assume it belongs to a family and they live in the house right by the property. Young woman came and check-in was smooth and easy. She was kind and respectful. Didn’t meet any other staff, but based on this interaction, I can say staff seem really friendly and there for your needs. + cleanliness: my room was very clean and every all the amenities were working perfectly. My room was also quite big and had a patio door in the back. The bed was very comfortable.

Beautiful Surroundings

No food included in stay but picked this location because it was close to the relatives we were visiting. Access was easy in and out and overall quiet.

It was very clean and the staff were friendly and helpful.

Convenient and comoftable model for hiking trips to Sedona. Interesting bar next to the hotel and an excellent breakfast place near by.