Condomínios em Doe Mountain Trail, AZ

"When reserving the room it gave me the option of a “cabin”, so that’s what I chose. The “cabin” was a beautiful stand alone I bedroom condo with fully appointed kitchen, living room, dining area. The shower was beautiful as were the wrap around front room window. All of this situated in a wooded, hillside peaceful setting. The amenities were incredible, as well. Several spas, a large swimming pool, miniature golf, basketball, and the list goes on. It’s a 2 miles west of Sedona but well worth a...

"The property was beautiful and the suites were perfect. The staff was kind and helpful. We will be staying here again "

"My sister and I stayed a week, it was close to many things, nice place to stay. It was clean, the only thing I wish it had was a washer and dryer in the unit, but there was one on the property. Would definitely stay again. "

"The property outside could have been better but there was wood pallet stacked up outside everywhere and dirt piles like they were working on the outside landscaping. Lots of statues and a pretty pond but hard to enjoy with all the crap everywhere. The back patio was nice but could really use a jacuzzi out there. Inside was nice but rustic. Our room was okay the bed was really small, but I saw another suite that was really nice. Our room had the best view of courthouse though. You can't beat the...

"This guest suite is amazing and the location is the icing on the cake! Beautiful set within the red rock with views from every direction. The host was responsive and we had no issues during our stay. Highly recommend this place for your Sedona adventures!"

"We loved our stay at the Creekside Retreat property. It is very peaceful, quiet and private next to a creek but close enough to town that we walked to restaurants for dinner. Communications with the host were good and check in/out was easy. There are multiple hot tubs to use.We were in #20 which I would recommend as it was an upper unit with no shared walls.We would stay here again if we return to Sedona"