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3. Hotel St. Michael, BW Premier Collection
Hotel St. Michael, BW Premier CollectionDowntown Prescott
Rosalinda
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Top Northern Arizona Hotel Reviews
Hotel Aspen InnSuites Flagstaff/Grand Canyon
10/10 Excellent
"The hotel needs some love, but is definitely safe, clean and convenient, you have a lot of parking space."
Yavapai Lodge
10/10 Excellent
"Customer service was outstanding"
High Country Motor Lodge – Near NAU/Downtown
10/10 Excellent
"I stay here every time I am in town. My dog loves it also"
The Wilde Resort and Spa
10/10 Excellent
"Great place in a great location. I brought my dog and they provide a dog bed and dog bowls in the room without even asking."
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Flagstaff
10/10 Excellent
"Nice safe area."
Arabella Hotel Sedona
10/10 Excellent
"It was amazing"
Bell Rock Inn
10/10 Excellent
"Very quiet and fun facility. The pool was nice. The room was a great sie"
Sedona Pines Resort
10/10 Excellent
"Older property but well maintained. The price was very reasonable. Enjoyed the community with free ping-pong, & pools. The whirlpool was a little too hot for both of us. The putt putt every night was enjoyable and they had entertainment every night which we did not attend. Quiet and very affordable."
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."