Sedona Views

We stayed in the Sweet Dreams room and it was very private, with a lovely deck surrounded by rosemary plants and birds. The room itself was clean and the bed was exceedingly comfortable. There was plenty of space for relaxing. The B&B is on the outskirts of Sedona and so it is possible to escape the traffic and tourist hubbub but still enjoy the beautiful red rocks and climate. Breakfast was good and obviously homemade and also attentive to dietary restrictions; I try to eat gluten free and both mornings people checked in with me to be certain the menu they had planned for me would be appropriate. All in all, a luxurious experience and one I hope to repeat!

This place was incredible, and I did not want to leave. Amazingly large and comfortable rooms with a cozy aesthetic. You can sit in a jacuzzi and look at the mountains. Our private deck was right next to a javelina trail, so you might even see some of the famous skunk pigs. The owners and staff were warm, courteous and very accommodating. Breakfast was delicious!

Absolutely loved this place! First time staying at a B&B and I this place definitely set the bar. Not only were the owners fabulous host but the food was amazing, rooms were beautiful and it was just an overall great experience. We’ve recommended this place to many of our friends and plan to head back soon!

Loved this place! Perfect hosts. Perfect rooms. Perfect views. Worth every penny. Will be back again

Had a staycation and I couldn’t be any happier with my stay. Everything was beautiful and perfect ! We stayed in the Sedona serenade room it was definitely romantic and private. The breakfast on the morning was delicious and got to meet others that were staying there. Lisa was very helpful and gave us the 411 on Sedona. I will be returning that’s for sure !

This is absolutely the place to stay in Sedona! We came here for our honeymoon in August 2014. This B&B is located in the northern part of Sedona, in a very secluded place on the edge of a preserve — very private, but still close enough to walk to the nightlife entertainment.
The rooms are very clean and nicely-​decorated. Privacy is definitely appreciated here. Every morning we were treated to a scrumptious gourmet breakfast. Afterwards, Sam went over our plans for the day, suggesting things to do and giving very insightful travel tips. The personal attention was awesome! We were treated very well for the duration of our stay. When we checked out early in the morning, they kindly offered to pack our breakfast to go.
If we ever visit Sedona again, this will definitely be our preferred place to stay!

My husband and I went to Sedona for a four day vacation and couldn’t have picked a better B&B than Sedona Views. We stayed in the Morning Glory room with a jacuzzi on the deck and seating areas to watch the sun hit cathedral rock in the morning. The breakfast, beds and rooms are great, you will not be disappointed, we will be back for sure!

We stayed in Sweet Dreams for one night: beautiful room, private deck and hot tub, great views, very private and relaxing, delicious breakfast. We also stayed at Boots and Saddles (same owners). Both were great, but I prefered the Views

Weekend get away from phoenix for the weekend. This place had great reviews and well deserved. Owners have perfect balance of attentive and leave you alone. For those not familiar with the area they’re very informative. From restaurants to hiking tails. One of the few places with outside Jacuzzis in all rooms and fantastic Sedona views. Discounts for return visitors a plus. Very clean and lots of attention to detail. Breakfast rotates from sweet one day and savory the next. Very tasty. We’ll be back.

Stay: 8÷8÷14 — 8÷11÷14
Our 3-​night stay was very nice. We celebrated our 29^th anniversary. The inn is just outside town, secluded, quiet, perfect. The breakfasts were amazing (definitely not skinny food). The room and bed were very comfortable; I slept great. Plenty of water pressure in the shower. Sipping wine in our private hot tub on the spacious patio, with red rock views all around, and a full moon rising over the distant spires was breathtaking! Sedona has tons of things to do, and hiking is spectacular. Sam and Irith were like family to us, and offered useful info about what to do around town. I’m not a big B&B fan — I go to them for my wife who loves B&Bs. However, I really enjoyed our stay at the Sedona Views.

My wife and I stayed there for 3 nights… Erit and Sam took care if us by supplying us with recommendations and short cuts to the Grand Canyon and other sights that were marvelous… :)

Like other reviewers, we were very happy that we selected the Sedona Views B &B. Our room was wonderful – clean, spacious, nicely decorated and with a nice-​sized bathroom with a glass brick shower that allowed lots of light in while keeping it private. All the rooms have patios with wonderful vistas of the red buttes that make Sedona special. We enjoyed the view early in the morning in the room with a cup of coffee and fire in the fireplace and late in the day sitting on the relaxing lounge chairs on the patio. We did not use the spa which was on the patio which would be a great way to relax while enjoying the view. All the rooms are special in their own way. We were in the Sedona Serenade, which is slightly separated from the main house and provides such privacy that we didn’t close the curtains at night so we could wake up to the beautiful view at sunrise.
Sam and his team are what makes this place even better. They make sure there are wonderful breakfasts, nice afternoon snacks and other things available to make your visit more enjoyable. He is ready with great information on how to enjoy the area through the best sites, hikes, restaurants, shopping, etc. He gives a thorough orientation of the area to visitors on their first morning after breakfast. Because we were getting to Sedona early, he suggested we stop by so he could give us some suggestions for that first afternoon even if our room wasn’t ready yet. All of his suggestions were great. (BTW, the room was ready – which I think he took a conscientious effort to have done since he knew we were coming soon after the prior guests left.)
We have stayed at many bread & breakfasts throughout our travels. The experience at the Sedona View was definitely one of the best – great accommodations, great breakfast and great host. What more can you ask for?

Have you ever seen the episode of Gilmore Girl’s where they stay in a bed and breakfast? or perhaps the bed and breakfast segment on Portlandia? Both of them are extremely entertaining, but they made me very wary of ever staying in a B&B. Sedona views changed my opinion of them completely! This place is fantastic: Beautiful rooms, private porch with a private hot tub ^_​^, lovely view, AND there were fresh baked cookies out on a plate waiting for us when we arrived. These were real cookies too, delicious ones; not bars of soap. And then breakfast! Amazingly delicious! Sam makes a mean custard French Toast. Now I can’t imagine staying anywhere else the next time I visit Sedona.

My husband and I first took a look at Sedona Views here on Unilocal because of the overwhelmingly positive ratings it has accumulated. We ended up choosing this B&B as our location to spend our mini-​honeymoon (we eloped in Phoenix and spent a long weekend up in Sedona). SEDONA VIEWS DID NOT DISSAPOINT and EXCEEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS. Seriously, the best lodging experience we have ever had, and now my standards are far too high to stay anywhere else!
Communication was always, always clear, friendly and timely. Up-​front pricing and great info on their business website. We arrived after they had closed for the night and had detailed instructions laid out for us. Our room, the Sedona Serenade, was ABSOLUTE PERFECTION. Quiet, private and (hence the name) spectacular views of the landscape. Awesome amenities: seriously the comfiest king-​size I have ever slept on (not an exaggeration), giant sliding doors overlooking the private patio and hot tub, homey fireplace that was perfect for January… Not a single complaint!
We met Sam and Ann on our first morning there, and they clearly were meant to be innkeepers. Breakfast was out of this world: fantastic fruit salad, homemade croissant with orange-​scented custard, Sam’s handmade apple cinnamon toast and spicy, peppered turkey pastrami. After breakfast Sam sat the guests down in their cozy and inviting front room to explain a detailed, hand-​drawn map of Sedona. We learned what was worth stopping at and what to skip over, which hikes were for which kinds of hikers, and the rich and interesting history of many of Sedona’s main attractions. Sam was eloquent and kind. It was literally the most flawless lodging experience I have ever had.
While up in Sedona, my husband and I found a honeymoon gift to ourselves at the Sedona Arts Center, toured a legit Native American trading post, and had dinner at Elote Café – all three high-​quality establishments. All three of these were recommended to us by Sam. Upon checking out, we met Sam’s wife Irith. She was just as warmhearted as her husband! We had to leave early, so a delicious bagged breakfast was put together for us, and we had coffee brewed for us for the road. Irith inquired into the quality of our stay, and then she gave us a coupon for 20% off our next stay (most definitely will head there for our anniversary). Obviously I highly, highly recommend Sedona Views.

Sedona Views was beautiful and relaxing. Innkeepers: Sam & Irith made us feel welcome as soon as we walked in. They are the nicest people ever!
My husband found SV on Trip Advisor. We opted to stay at B&Bs rather than large hotels because we want to support the local small businesses.
Sam plans and cooks all the breakfast and we had different breakfast each morning. You can tell Sam puts in a lot of effort and care into the breakfast. Irith is the artist/​interior decorator. Her attention to details made our room comfy and cozy.
When you are not sight seeing or hiking, you can always relax in your very own hot tub.
Cheers!

I haven’t stayed at very many bed & breakfasts. I think this one has forever spoiled me by setting my expectations far too high.
The set-​up is a large house with many doors. All the suites are VERY private. We stayed in Sedona Serenade, which is right across from the dining room and we loved both the incredible views and the privacy. The room has an extremely comfortable king size bed, a fridge, wine glasses & decent cork screw, a good-​sized bathroom (with 2 fans and a heater), a TV, and is heated by a charming gas fireplace. The décor is rustic southwest but not obnoxiously so. The owners are from Europe originally and I think this shows in the tasteful décor. On the deck there is a 3-​person hot tub and some furniture. Since we were there in March, and it was snowing HARD the entire time, along with intense fog, we enjoyed the hot tub more than we thought we would. Hiking was mostly out of the question and many of the views couldn’t be seen at all.
Food is very good. Every other day the breakfast rotates between sweet and savory. When you make your reservation they ask about any dietary requirements and they will follow them to a T. The 2 breakfasts we had were orange bread pudding type french toast and an eggy breakfast enchilada type thing. Yummy! After breakfast on your first day, someone will give you orientation about restaurants, hikes, things that are «worth it» and things that are not. This was SOOOO helpful! Sedona is extremely touristy and there are tons of hiking options. As I mentioned, it was snowing hard, but thanks to the suggestions of Sam we were able to find a manageable mile-​long hike nearby which afforded us some neat photo-​ops and some fun in the snow. All the shops he recommended were spot-on…authentic goods, neat to browse, not tourist traps full of made-​in-​China stuff. In the main sitting room there are DVDs and menus from the area restaurants… very helpful. Irith’s suggestions for places to catch the view and go for short hikes, or hikes which would be in the sun (and therefore devoid of ice) were also helpful. There are snacks too (nuts, cookies, crackers and spread) in the common room from 2−5pm. Coffee and tea are always available. The common deck has a telescope, a waterfall, patio furniture, and a firepit… just lovely.
We would definitely stay here again and I would recommend it to anyone. Great experience all around! Oh yeah… just look for the green «Red Rocks Lodge» motel… it shares a drive with Sedona Views. If you pass it on the first try, turn around just over the bridge – there’s a parking lot.

If your looking for quality, comfort, relaxation and the feeling of being at your home away from home. Than this is your best bet while in Sedona. This cozy Bed and breakfast offers spacious accommodations. Rooms are warm and inviting, each come with its own private belcony and outdoor tub. Great for couples. Room are gorgeous. Views are inspiring. Close enough to town, but far enough to be able to take in the whole outdoor experience.
Sam and his team do an awesome job of making you feel welcome. Breakfast is made with love. Sam takes joy his calling. You can tell from his orientation. He sits you down and lets you know of all the great things to appreciate during your visit in town. Enjoying are wonderful stay.

You feel like you’re staying with family without all the feuds when you stay at Sedona Views BnB. Upon checking in you will receive a warm welcome from the inn keeper, Candyce, who is also a local artist. She will give you a tour of the premises and show you to your room. My wife and I really enjoyed that Sedona Views kept menus of many local restaurants ranging from casual to upscale. This really helped us in making our dinner plans that weekend. Everyday at breakfast one of the owners, Sam or Irith, was always there to share their vast experience of the local hikes and attractions they were very helpful offering us their experience and knowledge of the hiking trails and restaurants in the area. We will be staying here again!

Sedona Views is a gem of a B&B to stay at if you’re in Sedona. From the minute we met Sam, his wife Irith, and Candyce the grounds inn-​keeper, they all made us feel right at home the minute we arrived. We checked in after the 6pm check-​in time (they don’t mind at all — just have to call ahead to let them know) and everything was ready for us. We stayed in the Morning Glory room which had great views of the red rocks and a private jacuzzi (all of the rooms do). Note to self: this is a huge perk since you’ll likely need it after all the hiking/​climbing you do on trails.
Each morning they alternate their breakfast menu (one day is «sweet» and the other is «savory») Of the 3 days we stayed, 2 of the mornings we had breakfast and it was all delicious and wholesome food. I also fell in love with their homemade pumpkin seed bread — so delicious! Normally we are the get-​up-​and-​go type on vacation, but sitting around and talking to the owners really gave us insight into how much they love their «jobs.» Even if you don’t plan on having a sit down breakfast (served at 8:30am) you can let them know and they will be more than happy to pack breakfast to-​go.
Once we were in town we had a general outline of what we wanted to see, but Sam was more than helpful in guiding us to the best sights to see in the amount of time we were in town. Plus he recommended Elote — and I’m so thankful he did. In addition to their own personal knowledge, they have an entire library of hiking maps and other local information on the area.
In a nutshell, Sedona Views B&B is warm and welcoming. We happened to meet another couple at the B&B who have been coming back to Sedona Views for several years. Although the owners have another B & B towards the downtown area (called Boots & Saddles) they said Sedona Views is their favorite and wouldn’t stay anywhere else.