Dreamcatcher Inn of Sedona — Attraction in Sedona

On our way up from PHX, we received a text inquiring about our arrival time. They were checking in to see if we needed them to accommodate a check-in time after their business hours; super considerate. We did not. When we arrived, we were greeted by a friendly young lady who was more than helpful. When we realized that we didn't have a view of the mountains, she found another room that had one without any reluctance. Our entire room was clean & beds were comfortable. We especially appreciated the fridge & microwave in the room since the town of Sedona seems to go to sleep after 9 pm & the only places that are open are the corner stores & an expensive steak house. The markets, pharmacy stores (Walgreeens, CVS) and restaurants were all closed or closing at 9:00 pm. FYI- If you arrive after dark, their sign is not lit up so pay close attention, we passed it once coming back from our late, expensive dinner ;) We would definitely stay here again. We purposely reserved this room to sleep & depart in the am for a 5 am hike. The room served its purpose & exceeded expectations. Thanks...

We did a road trip around the Midwest and West Coast and this remains one of my favorite over-night stops. Sedona is gorgeous and (not surprisingly) quite expensive. This inn was one of the cheaper options we found and I was pleasantly surprised. The room and bathroom were super clean, they looked freshly painted and the sheets were super crisp. The receptionist texted us before we arrived, making sure we know what to do should we get there after 6, when the reception closes. We managed to arrive at 5:30, and the lady was super friendly and nice, even recommended a couple of restaurants (we wound up going to one of them and it didn't disappoint). I really liked having parking right by the door to our room and also being able to walk out onto a small patio with the view of a beautiful mountain (the sunset is priceless). The only issue we encountered was the wifi. It was pretty slow to begin with (super common for motels), at 10 p.m. it shut off altogether. I'm still giving it 5 stars, well worth the price, would absolutely come back, beats any Super 8 I've...

4.147 stars. Not too bad. I can best describe this establishment through the lyrics of the classic 1974 hit song by Chicago (formerly Chicago Transit Authority), "Wishing You Were Here."

Sleepless hours and dreamless nights and far aways. Ooo ooo ooo, wishing you were here. Heaven knows and lord it shows when I'm away. Ooo ooo ooo, wishing you were here.

Same old show in a different town on another day. Ooo ooo ooo, wishing you were here. Even though you're far away, you're on my mind. Ooo ooo ooo, wishing you were here.

And I'd like to change my life, and you know I would. Just to be with you tonight, baby, if I could. But I've got my job to do, and I do it well, (Change my life) So I guess that's how it is.

Ooo ooo ooo, wishing you were here. Ooo ooo ooo, wishing you were here.

On the road it's a heavy load, but I'll be by. Ooo ooo ooo, wishing you were here. Pay the price, make a sacrifice, and still I'll try. Ooo ooo ooo, wishing you were here.

That being said, I'd stay there again. Also, I detected no evidence the grounds...