Kokopelli Inn Sedona, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

The price was hard to beat for our overnight visit. It's about a 10-minute drive to downtown Sedona, and around five minutes from Bell Rock and Chapel of the Holy Cross. The room was clean, with a good-sized fridge, microwave, and coffee. Breakfast in the lobby was complimentary and basic, but the yogurt parfait bar and pastries were appreciated. A friendly man was at the front desk. They texted us a door code, which was easier than keeping track of a key card, and also sent a link to nearby activities. Customer service is clearly a priority here, and the view was surprisingly nice. The beds were firm but decently comfortable. My only complaint was that the shower curtain blew in and stuck to me while I showered.

We were in town for the Sedona Half Marathon and sightseeing before and after it. The room was quiet, clean, and had a beautiful view. The modest breakfast was great before a day of hiking, and the staff were friendly and accommodating. We liked being a little away from downtown's bustle while still having an easy drive to the trailheads. It's an affordable, pleasant place to stay, and I'd definitely recommend it.

Our room, 219, had views of Sedona landmarks, and restaurants were an easy walk away. The location felt safe and quiet. We asked for a room away from traffic and they accommodated us. The front desk staff were helpful with planning what to see, and the rooms were clean. There's no elevator, so if you want a good view, be ready to carry your suitcase up one flight.

We had a really enjoyable stay, and Karen at the front desk was kind and accommodating. The place is close to good restaurants and hiking trails, and the view from the back-facing rooms is pretty spectacular. Just know it’s a converted motel. We could hear the neighbors through the wall even though they weren’t being loud. People can also walk past the windows, so we kept the blinds closed and couldn’t really enjoy the view from inside. One-way windows might help with that.