L'Auberge de Sedona

This resort is beautiful! Rooms are spacious and immaculate. Having a fireplace in the room was lovely. The staff was so friendly, every single one of them. Special shout out to Stephen, Hugo, Randy and Henry. The ladies at the front desk were so friendly, as well as the servers at the restaurant. What a great experience.

Excellent property. The rooms are clean, cabins give massive ambience and staff are very nice and professional. Excellent stay. Will go back the next time I visit Sedona.

Beautiful setting, friendly helpful staff. It is an easy walk into Sedona but feels so far away from everything with the soothing sound of the creek, a warm fire and the surrounding trees in full color. Dinner is in an intimate setting with a creative menu and great service and breakfast outside in the cool morning with a warm coffee. We had a afternoon at the spa after a scenic hike. A perfect weekend.

Great location. Nice rooms. Underwhelming service. We loved Sedona, the nature and the great restaurants in town. At best the Auberge offered mediocre service orientation. The hotel lacks "personality" and the atmosphere of a top resort. Everything is very transactional. Personal is in general inexperienced, disinterested in guests, and not welcoming. One exception: the maids taking care of the room were exceptional. We would always come back to Sedona however rather not to the Auberge.

We have visited L’Auberge de Sedona twice per year for the last seven years, and it has always been a special place for us. Unfortunately, the most recent change to the room layout has made the experience significantly less enjoyable and will ultimately mean we do not return. The resort removed the in-room dining table and the comfortable sitting chairs/ottoman and replaced them with bar-style lounge chairs and a very small table. The new setup simply does not work for in-room dining or relaxing. The table is so small that part of one of our meals actually fell to the floor while we were trying to make it work. At $800 per night, you should be able to sit comfortably in your room, enjoy the fireplace, and have a normal meal without struggling to balance plates on an undersized surface. We shared this feedback with the staff and even invited the manager to dine in the room with us so they could experience the issue firsthand. The response we received, while polite, made it clear that there are no plans to reconsider this change. L’Auberge has always felt like a home away from home where we can get some rest from busy careers and family obligations. Unless proper dining tables and comfortable seating return to the rooms, we simply can’t justify coming back when we can find these most basic accommodations at other Sedona resorts for less than half the nightly cost. It’s disappointing to see such an elegant property make a design decision that genuinely impacts the comfort and functionality of the stay. We hope management reconsiders, because we would love to return, just not like this.