Fun activities throughout the week such as movie night, s’more night, and music night. Complimentary breakfast has decent amount of options to choose from, buffet style! There are also private trails behind the hotel for hiking, watching the sunset, and a parking spot dedicated for star gazing!

Everything is great! Only thing to watch out for is that occasionally there are a couple drunk people/crackheads wandering outside or laying down on the side walk late at night, not the safest if you want to take a walk or star gaze at night.

Beautiful grounds right in the heart of Sedona near Tilaquepaque. Margi's Draw trail is right off the property. There are 3 fire pits which are lit nightly and entertainment 3 nights a week. The breakfast is good and the staff are great. The restaurant on-site, Mole, is delicious. We ate there twice and loved it. There is a food truck in the evenings next door and lots of other restaurants close by.. Also, Black Potion coffee is next to the resort where we got Aura photos taken and the best reading ever! The pool is spotless, and housekeeping is excellent. There is a Keurig in the room, and the coffee provided is very good. The view from our room was amazing. I've stayed at four other places in Sedona, and so far, I think this is my best pick.

More snacks and items available in the gift shop wouldbegreat. I also wish there were beverages for sale at the pool.

This one of the best value stays I’ve ever found. it’s right on the money. The rooms are simple but clean, but the amenities and features are resort level thoughtful. The BREAKFAST omg. Healthy options and starts early, to boot. The fire pit at sunset - the views, drool. The accessibility to town. The free bike rentals. The pools. The wonderful staff (shout-out to the concierge who answered my dozens of questions with a smile and a wealth of knowledge). The list really goes on at this place. will absolute return and stay here again.

My only suggestion would be to designate one of the pools as adults only (or maybe I missed that this already exists)? Want the kids to have fun in the pool, of course, but it gets rowdy fast with so many families in Sedona. Would be nice to have a quieter space for the adults who are traveling without kiddos.

I was so delighted to see they had a concierge onsite. Jackie the concierge is the the Best! She is so knowledgeable about the area and always happy to help. The entire staff at the Arabella were fantastic!They have wonderful amenities here. Music under the gazebo, look out deck for great sunset views, an for additional cost on site massage available, sound healing, and tarot readings. They have, nice pools and spas. The Free breakfast was good. After being in Sedona four days, I really believe we made a great choice is choosing the Arabella. The location is perfect, close to the shops and restaurants in Sedona, yet out of the super busy mayhem of weekend traffic. This was well worth spending just a tad more for all the above mentioned. We will return!

Nice size refrigerator in the room however there was no freezer section.

The location was great, close to everything. We could either walk, bike or drive a short distance to see many different attractions including restaurants. Both pool areas were quiet and enjoyable after a day of hiking. The hot tub was a bonus. The overlook for sunset was so cute and cozy, plenty of seating up top! It was too windy for the gas fire pit the one night but would have enjoyed that too. Our trailhead room has a great view and was comfortable for my family of four. My daughter loved the swinging chair on the balcony. We did not eat breakfast there so I can’t comment On that. Overall it was excellent and we would come back.

We had a room for 4 but only had towels for 3, it wasn’t that big a deal, we just had to go get more.

Beautiful hotel and property with many amenities & extras. Very nice lobby with a water refill station, coffee/tea bar. An outstanding concierge, extremely knowledgeable and helpful. A stylish hotel with nice rooms, very comfortable bed, nice bathroom and my room had a sliding door with access to the courtyard with a pool and hot tub/ fire pits. The surrounding view is stunning. Numerous activities were provided as well; pool side live music, wine tasting and free bicycles to use.

If I had to name something, I suppose it would be the price, it was expensive ($350 a night) however they sure try to give their guests their monies worth. So I would say it was worth it, it's just more than I would typically spend for one night at a hotel.

Location was great. Rooms were simple but had everything we needed. Concierge (Linda Sue?) was super helpful. Staff were all incredibly friendly & welcoming. My kids LOVED the Easter bunny scavenger hunt. The room decor was great. Enjoyed the fun chair on the porch. Pool was great. Sunset vista was fabulous.

When my family arrived for breakfast, there were no forks. There were limited food options. Limited meat/protein, very limited gluten free options, & the oatmeal was never cooked correctly. We requested blankets/sheets for the sofa bed at arrival & the wrong supplies were brought. There were no towels at the pool.

Our room was very comfortable, but we most appreciated the style of the room and the style & functionality of the communal areas, from the fire pits with comfortable lounging furniture to the views from breakfast and the pool/hot tub. The breakfast food was delicious! We also loved the sunset viewpoint just 5 minutes up a trail. I wish we had done the stargazing activity one of the nights we stayed, but there was just so much to do and see in Sedona that we were exhausted by evening. The location was perfect for exploring, walkable to some galleries and Tlaquepaque and food options, and also 10 mins driving to many trailheads (Cathedral Rock and the Courthouse Butte and Bell Rock loops were wonderful and so close!). We only drove through Uptown, the area considered more of a downtown part near Oak Creek Canyon, on our way out of Sedona, and were even more pleased with the central yet peaceful location of Arabella after seeing the crowds over there. Hope to come back and encourage others to enjoy a stay here!

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The fire pits and gathering spots along the music and bar on weekend nights. Pool and jacuzzi and ample towels made for a luxurious experience. The fitness area was nice although a little dark — I loved the Pilates offering (extra $10) but so great and the studio was beautiful.

It was under construction which they didn’t tell you I’m advance. Also the water machine was broken in the lobby and when the breakfast closed for the day - there was no other place to refill your water bottle.

the property was absolutely stunning! if you’re coming to sedona for trails and to be outdoorsy I definitely recommend this hotel as they have beautiful trails right behind the property!

The room upstairs was extremely loud all night long! I almost called the front desk but just didn’t want to be “ that person” complaining about other guests at a hotel… but then when we walked out in the morning it seemed to be workers that were updating the room! I’m talking noise from like 3 am on! I should have just called the front desk but again just didn’t want to be that person. this really was my only complaint as after a long day of hiking and going into another day of hiking it would have been nice to get a good nights rest.