Jerome Hotel Guide - Jerome State Historic Park hotels in Jerome, United States of America.

"I have stayed at this property many times over the last few years. I really like the location, the layout and the amenities. Beautiful pool and hot tub area. The room was very clean. Impressed with the property upkeep, and continuous working on the lawns trees, and shrubs.The only suggestions I have this year is needed more dishes, and a variety of sizes in the kitchen. do not store dishes and cooking items on the top shelf in the kitchen because average height people cannot reach them. Example drinking glasses were on the very top shelf. And the individual unit we were in needed to be updated a little, painted, just cleaned up some."

"LOVED my stay. Although only 1 night, it was great! The bed was so comfortable I slept like a rock. The courtyard was clean and a great place to sit and read. If I have to be away from home, this is my go to place now."

"We got there with a bus load of runners and check in was fast and smooth and everyone got a room and all questions answered. Well done!"

"Very spacious. Loved the patio"

"Quiet, took a few minutes to get used to layout but loved it for our three day stay. Had everything needed and close to town."

"The air conditioner was very loud and off and on all night didn’t rest well Lots of noise from other rooms We arrived prior to our room being ready and never received a call when it was ready so couldn’t check in til well past our check in time"

"The breakfast from the bakery was apnea or muffins and coffee and very good. Centrally located . Staff was very friendly and helpful. Lovely places to sit outdoors "

"The photos are outdated. The food quality with the breakfast voucher is OK not great. There was some sticky liquid spilled all over the floor walking into the room and the cleanliness was OK but not great. I Probably will not stay at this location again."

"The wi-fi is weak and no dogs allowed on the property which is unusual and inconvenient for the outdoor environment that Sedona is. The cost was not worth the stay."