My husband and I took a trip at the end of March to Sedona. We stayed at the Inn on Oak Creek for three nights. We were a little concerned about the road construction when we first arrived. Yet we were lucky enough to experience a nice, quiet stay. We were the only guests at first, but more arrived on... more

Decent place but should be 1/2 price for what you get. I would highly suggest another place to stay at for your money. Rooms are directly on Sedona's major highway. Literally, 20 feet from Highway 179. Access to creek was unkempt and not taken care of by ownership. Lots of construction going on by state highway department! To spend $250.00... more

We loved the Inn on Oak Creek. When we arrived and saw the road construction going on we were worried, but stepping inside, it was peaceful and beautiful and we weren't bothered at all by any construction noise. The main area is just beautiful, decorated in the French country style. We were able to see each room and they were... more

We arrived at the Inn on Oak Creek for a three night stay, tired and irritable after a long drive with road construction. As soon as we stepped into the lobby, all our fatigue seemed to melt away. Pam greeted us in the friendliest manner and showed us to our room, the bunkhouse, on the first floor facing the creek.... more

My niece and I had a perfectly delightful 3-night stay. Even though there was plenty of road construction going on everywhere in Sedona, the innkeeper informed us of this before we booked. We each had a creekside room so the noise was barely noticeable. The rooms are all themed and beautifully decorated. My niece stayed in the Garden Gate room... more

We stayed in the Arbor Room which is more like a closet. The inn is literally a few feet from a noisy highway which, alas, can't be seen in any hotel photos. The furniture was sparse and uncomfortable. Anything you wanted to refrigerate had to be put in a hallway fridge. The breakfast was the only thing half-way decent. And,... more

We had a great experience staying here and will definitely return. It is a beautiful, clean, well kept inn with friendly staff. I believe we stayed in a room called the Rose Arbor. It had a great fireplace, huge hot tub for two and a balcony with fantastic views of Oak Creek and red rocks. The only downsides to the... more

The Inn at Oak Creek is exactly as described. It is a former art gallery that underwent extensive renovations to become a B & B nestled on the bank of Oak Creek. The location is quiet and the views are beautiful. It is a short walk to Tlaquepaque Village and not far from Hwy 89 and downtown Sedona. Several of... more

We absolutely loved the Inn at Oak Creek and Sedona. The staff was very accomodating and helpful. The only drawback was the busy road it is on, although our room (Angler's) was in the back overlooking the creek and there was no noise. Take the pink jeep tour. more