My financee and I have stayed in many hotels from London to Mexico, Arizona and Nevada. We generally play it safe and reserve the Hilton or something a bit more upscale. I have stayed in the Hilton across from Las Posadas, and although the Hilton is always nice, Las Posadas was B&B Bliss!

The furniture, the layout of the room, the materials used in decorating and modling the condo was all superb. We couldn't have asked for more...especially for the price!

Las Posadas made for a very romantic, intimate, upscale stay in Sedona. It was perfect, and we would definitely go back again and again.

Beautiful location and superb accommodations!

My husband and I traveled from San Diego to South Carolina and stayed at B&Bs all the way across country. We used TripAdvisor to find many of these B&Bs and other things to do and see, including Las Posadas.

Las Posadas was at the top of our B&B experiences unquestionably. The room we stayed in was even better than described, the snacks and breakfast delicious and the dinner recommendation nearby at Cucina Rustica was fantastic! Golf across the street at Sedona Golf Resort was spectacular - and the recommendations on Native American jewelry and pottery was perfect. A truly beautiful place to stay, indeed!

Short and Sweet. The room was great and the bed was super comfortable. The room also had a great view of the surrounding area with some mountain views. We really enjoyed breakfast both days as everything was fresh. The only downside was all the road construction.

After much searching and reading of reviews on tripadvisor for my one night stay in Sedona in June, I settled on Las Posadas. The hotel was really nice. For $20 I was able to upgrade to a suite with a hot tub on the patio outside, and it was just perfect. Nice living area separated from the bedroom with a fireplace connecting both rooms. I loved the bathroom - meticulously well decorated. Comparing this hotel to similar reviews I'd have to say that the rate was very competitive and I feel like I got as good or better of a room that other hotels in the area. The hotel is technically in the Oak Creek area, but is such a short drive to the main drag of Sedona that I didn't find it to be an issue at all.