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Our top choices for Prescott National Forest lodges

1. Sky Ranch Lodge

West Sedona

Robert

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

2. The Historic Clarkdale Lodge: Lovely, Self-contained Apartments

Clarkdale

Lea M.

includes taxes & fees

30 Sept - 1 Oct

3. Pine View Lodge | Spacious Family Retreat Among the Pines

Flagstaff

Monica D.

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

4. Home in the Pines • Bathroom for Every Bedroom

Flagstaff

DeeDee H.

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

5. Scenic Sedona Getaway Casita - 5 minutes to Chapel, Cathedral Rock

Chapel

Laura F.

includes taxes & fees

9 Sept - 10 Sept

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Top Prescott National Forest Hotel Reviews

Hilton Vacation Club Sedona Summit

10/10 Excellent

"Love the layout"

Arabella Hotel Sedona

10/10 Excellent

"This hotel is conveniently located in Sedona with close proximity to hiking, shopping, and dining. The hotel feels like a resort layout with some nice amenities throughout. The complimentary morning breakfast had some nice options and good food and coffee. There are two pools on the property and some nice lounge areas with fire pits. The resort fee also includes complimentary bikes, EV charging, and beverages (coffee, tea, filtered water) in the lobby. The rooms are pretty spacious, nice quality, and some of them have good views of the surrounding Sedona mountain features. There’s also a nice lookout point on the hill behind to watch the sunset and sunrise. Good value for the price."

L'Auberge de Sedona

8/10 Good

"The main resort and grounds are lovely, and the staff are very friendly and attentive. We stayed in the Cliffs above the cottages of the main resort, which offers gorgeous views of the red cliffs. The first floor king room was fairly small, but nicely appointed. It doesn’t afford you a private balcony, only chairs and a table outside the door of a walkway, so when you have the curtains open to enjoy the views, people are walking by. We gave a lower rating for this and the lack of sound proofing between floors, based on the price point paid and caliber of the resort. We’ve travelled extensively and this was one of the worst instances of noise we’ve experienced; we could hear every step and almost the details of conversations."

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