L'Auberge De Sedona

Spring break trip w kids (two 12 yo's); from the NE. Outstanding resort with unique natural setting (wooded, shallow valley with creek running through) right off main street in uptown Sedona, steps to main restaurants and shops, yet quiet, secluded feeling. Getting from the creek side to uptown is approx 4-5 min walk, also a house car available. Staff: very friendly, knowledgeable; young concierge from Boston was a standout - thoughtful, analytical, a pleasure to speak with. Many room types: -hotel rooms at the top of the valley, off main street, best views of red rocks, most convenient to uptown shopping/dining; 5 min down the steps: -the lodge (where we stayed): in the valley, larger rooms w french doors, small balconies, views of woods, gym in building; small walk in closets -cabins - dotted around the wooded valley, some creek side; 1-2 bedrooms w sitting rooms, 1-2 baths, kitchenettes -5 bedroom house, creek side Spa: in the valley with private pool 1/2 way down the valley is the main pool w bar, sun bathing deck, views of red rocks Cress: creek side fine dining 89 Agave: owned by the hotel; excellent Mexican restaurant on main street, next to the hotel style rooms; can charge to your room House car has free rides to within a few miles of the hotel; covers most restaurants, 6+ hikes. parking: $35+ tax per night; prompt, friendly valet PRO TIP: use Am Ex Fine Hotels & Resorts for $100 credit (food, spa, merch) and $45 per adult per day breakfast credit at Cress (many excellent options). Early noon check in, 4 pm late checkout Hotel is part of Hilton Honors, but the included Hilton buffet is limited, Cress/AmEx much, much better PROS: location, location, location; natural, wooded setting/creek, beautiful grounds; quick walk to uptown shopping/dining; fantastic staff - friendly, knowledgeable. CONS: none, really; Cress fine dining dinner was limited for our tastes, but place was packed and waiters were top notch! vs THE ENCHANTMENT RESORT: had lunch here while hiking one day; we far preferred L'Auberge - Enchantment seemed pricier, stuffy, more formal and was 30 minutes out of town - nothing close by (isolated to resort for food) and would have to plan going into town w driver/car/parking, unlike L'Auberge. The vibe at L'Auberge was more our speed - laid back luxury, unbeatable and unique location/decor/grounds.

A newly renovated cottage ON Oak Creek. We could see and hear the creek and enjoyed the ducks swimming around. Very clean and quiet, which is what we wanted. Cress, the restaurant on site, amazed us with it's good food and it is essentially open all day.

Place and views are amazing. We only had issues with creekside dining. Both our breakfast and dinner had issues which made Both meals disappointing if though the creek itself is so beautiful.

There are almost no words to describe how excellent this hotel is. The service, the condition of the property, the food, the scenery all of it is absolutely unbelievable. I cannot say enough how much we enjoyed it.

L'Auberge De Sedona Sedona Harassment from front desk staff Milena Barbosa My experience with L’Auberge has taken a serious and disturbing turn due to the behavior of one of your employees, Milena Barbosa. After my stay, I simply commented on Dan Vega’s Instagram complimenting his music, something completely normal and harmless as a guest who enjoyed the live performance. What followed was completely unacceptable. I was immediately met with aggressive and inappropriate attacks from Milena Barbosa, who appears to have taken this personally, claiming he is her boyfriend. Since then, the situation has escalated into ongoing harassment, including the creation of multiple fake Instagram accounts used to target me. This is not only unprofessional; it is obsessive, inappropriate, and deeply concerning behavior coming from someone associated with your establishment. This raises serious questions about your hiring standards and workplace environment. Allowing personal relationships especially ones that lead to jealousy driven harassment of guests to bleed into guest interactions creates a toxic and unsafe environment. It is not appropriate to have couples working in positions where this kind of behavior can occur, especially when it directly impacts paying guests. I strongly urge L’Auberge to take immediate action and investigate this employee. Guests should not have to deal with personal drama, retaliation, or harassment simply for engaging with performers in a respectful way. What should have been a positive experience has turned into something extremely bitter and concerning. This reflects very poorly on your establishment.

If you're traveling via RV as we did, the transition into the heart of Sedona can be a bit of a logistical puzzle. Our secret weapon? We parked our rig and used a peer-to-peer car-sharing app (Turo) to pick up a high-clearance SUV for the local exploration. Trying to navigate Oak Creek Canyon in an RV is a challenge, but having a nimble SUV with a panoramic sunroof for the descent was a total game-changer. We stayed at L'Auberge de Sedona, which is incredibly pet-friendly. My Chihuahua was treated like royalty from the moment we arrived. The sound of the creek right outside the cabin is the perfect "reset" button after a few days on the road. If you're coming in with a large vehicle, definitely look into the "park and rent" strategy—it lets us actually enjoy the red rock views instead of worrying about clearance heights!

Returning to Sedona after 15 years has been on my bucket list. Staying at a L’Auberge was also a bucket list. Unfortunately I was completely underwhelmed by both! Sedona has become a complete tourist trap, although the mountains remain majestic and a beautiful site! As for the L’ Auberge, save your money! Unless you stay Creekside, (which I may recommend if you do want to give it a try) the other cabins and rooms are located on a steep hillside overlooking the parking lot a d driveway…. You are welcomed with big delivery trucks and load noises in the morning! You also better be prepared to walk up and down ALOT of stairs! This property is Not handicap friendly at all! Ok and then finally the hotel front desk staff can be rude! I had several experiences but here is one example:: I tired several times to call the transport service to pick us up from town and no one answered the phone… for 20 minutes I let it ring. Finally I called the front desk and the gal who answered the phone insisted that they do not do on demand car service. She said I had to go to the bell hop station…. I repeated that I am not at the hotel I am in town and need a pickup, she angerly said they do not offer that service and to go to the bell hop station! Finally I said will you stop talking and listen to my question! She finally said ok, I’ll notify the car pick up. Never a sorry or anything for misunderstanding me. In summary, there are likely nicer properties in Sedona for the price you pay stay at the L’ Auberge.

Beautiful scenery, amazing front desk staff! A personal thank you to Jordan, Milana, and Anthony! You were next level kind and attentive to our needs! The Morans

Beautiful setting in a beautiful part of the country. We stayed in the Lodge in a well-appointed room. Very quiet and close to hotel ammenities, Town dining/shopping and outdoor activities.