Best Western Plus Arroyo Roble Hotel & Creekside Villas

The Arroyo Roble Creekside Villas are located in “uptown” Sedona very close to many restaurants and shopping. A great spot within walking distance to most places however you have to negotiate a very steep hill to get there. That steep hill is also what stands between you and the free breakfast every morning. Not a big issue for those who have not yet reach retirement age, however we drove to breakfast each morning. On the subject of breakfast, most reviews I read before booking this resort raved about the breakfast. The serving room was very clean and the associates kept everything stocked and were clearing tables as fast as the guests were finishing their morning meal. The hot items consisted of sausage, scrambled eggs, oat meal and a waffle maker. By the fourth morning of the same selection I inquired if they always served the same breakfast meat and the attendant told us they had bacon and ham earlier but ran out. I don’t set my alarm when I’m on vacation just to get to breakfast before they run out of items. The villa is very nice. As the reviews mentioned the décor is somewhat dated however the unit is well maintained and very clean which is more important to me when I’m staying somewhere for a week. The kitchen is well equipped and the TV’s are newer models with a nice entertainment system in the living room. Our unit had the bedrooms on the second floor each with their own bathrooms and a half bath on the ground level. One person in our party has difficulty with stairs and when we inquired if the ground level bathroom had a shower we were told it did not but there was a handicap accessible shower in the pool area.(?) If climbing stairs is a challenge for someone is making the hike to the pool any easier? There are balconies off the living room and each bedroom but we were disappointed that none of them had views of the spectacular red rock mountains. For the last 9 months I’ve been dreaming of sipping my morning coffee on the balcony admiring those majestic red rock canyons. The trees are nice but not why I came to Sedona. We are very familiar with staying in properties affiliated with our timeshare and understand we only get housekeeping service which consist of “trash & towels” once sometimes twice during the week. We received fresh towels once and took out our own trash. We will always return to beautiful Sedona, just not sure we’ll be returning to the Arroyo Roble Creekside Villas. less

We stayed at Best Western in Sedona and Scottsdale and we very pleased with their accomodations. I know people say I would rather stay at a Hilton or Marriott, but I can tell you that these two locations were wonderfully placed and had great amenities and breakfast. Sedona was in downtown Sedona (walk to stores and restaurants) and had a beautiful view of one of the montain ranges. Scottsdale was within walking distance to old town Scottsdale and had a view of Camelback Mountain. The accomodations were really nice and the free breakfast was expansive and delicious. less

Great location right in Uptown Sedona. Walking distance to all the shops and restaurants and since it's at the end of the shopping, easy access to the road. The service was awesome. My friend had an issue with the vending machine and they gave her two water bottles and a "sorry for your inconvenience" bag.l, which was unexpected. Would definitely stay again, but pay a bit more for the view of the red rocks. less

We booked our stay through AAA, trusting and hoping that our hotel would be within walking distance of restaurants and attractions. Not only is this hotel nicely placed, it includes amenities that most other hotels can't offer because of its affiliation with the Arroyo Roble Creekside Villas. Our room as spacious with a great mountain view and we took advantage of the steam room, pools and spas at the Villa. Each day and evening we walked along the charming main drag, visiting shops and retaurants. There's ample parking and it's an easy (and sometimes beautifully breathtaking) ride to nearby attractions. A very nice breakfast is included and it was a pleasure to meet Sarah, a hotel employee who was extremely helpful throughout our stay, whether at the front desk or in the dining area at breakfast. She is a true jack of all trades at the hotel. less

We were two older women (school chums) spending 12 days in Sedona. This hotel was a wonderful location for us. Very good breakfast each morning with inside or patio tables; attended. We walked one to three blocks each evening for dinner and- with a rental car- explored the further reaches by day. Eric and Justin on the front desk were friendly, professional and easy-going. Easy parking. Red-Rock view room (107) was perfect. Hoping to return in 2020. The entire grounds are tidy and well-kempt; the whole hotel is quiet and peaceful. Pool is quiet and lovely. Missing this place... less