After reading that the resort had renovated rooms we figured to give it a shot. Our room type was incorrectly reserved by the main Radisson reservations line, so we did not get a poca vista room as we expected and requested. Upon check in we were told it was booked as another room type. We stayed in a Jacuzzi room which seemed nice but had issues. Apparently this room was the same price so we figured to give it a shot, hey no big deal. It seems the Radisson reservationists has very little info to review the different rooms and can't explain many features accurately. Our sleep number bed did not seem to inflate properly and made it next to impossible to stay set and be comfortable. I believe this bed was the low end style sleep number bed. The room had a fire place, however since it was struggling I was worried about it not burning correctly and decided not to use it at all. The Jacuzzi was in the main sleeping area and was set so the controls for the tub could not be reached while sitting in the tub or even standing in the tub. You had to walk over to a wall switch to get it the jets turned on. Or to reset the 12 minute timer you then had to get out each time. There was no light over the Jacuzzi so reading in the tub was impossible. Very inconvenient on both accounts. Also note the Jacuzzi tub and jets were set away from the TV so you could not watch a show and take a soak. The plumbing fixtures would not allow you to sit comfortably facing the TV and should you try, 2 jets would shoot water straight to your face. Trust me, it was a surprise for me to get squirted. The AC for the room seemed cool but sounded louder and louder and was apparently not part of the upgrades. The bathroom fan screeched when it was on so we never used it. A fridge was nice to have but the cabinet around that area looked like it was rotting away and quite nasty being all broken apart on the bottom. Friendly folks working there and the 9 hole, par 3 golf grounds looked really nice. Our red rock view was unseen from our patio and could only be viewed if you actually walked onto the golf course. One other let down was the patio. The patio had not been cleaned and had junk left from last patrons on the seats and table. The screen on the sliding door to the patio was torn and falling off the track. Would not recommend this hotel at this price. Maybe a oversight on missed garbage. Definitely NOT worth $230 a night by any standards. The location was close to uptown Sedona only by car was is plus.

My Mom and I stayed here on Mother's Day night, May 11th, 2008 after placing a booking through Priceline the night before. We received a fair rate of $100 for the one night. I did read other reviews here and kept an eye out for issues but went in with an open mind. We found the newly renovated rooms to be quite comfy and clean. We asked for a view room w/ 2 beds and had a great view of the Sedona red rocks and the golf course/gazebo and the most beautiful roses. In fact, there were roses all over the resort property and someone must have agreen thumb as they were gorgeous. The grounds could use a little more TLC but we did see personnel doing maintenance while we were there but they in now way interfered with our stay. The exterior of the resort is dated but the renovated interiors of the rooms more than made up for it. The concierge was extremely helpful -- and funny and the front desk clerk was more than willing to accommodate our special rooming requests without the typical --"'oh, you booked this on Priceline so I can't accommodate your requests." The pool area was clean and uncrowded, the restaurant seemed roomy though we did not eat there. I would recommend this property to a friend and would certainly stay there again.

The Poco Diablo is a very nice place to stay in Sedona and affordable. The grounds are well kept and clean. Most of the rooms offer great views of a red rock formation located behind the hotel. The rooms are large and have all the ammenities you needs for your stay. The decor is modern and not over done with the "Southwest theme." We ate at the TCarls Resturant located in the Radisson on our last night. The food was good and not overpriced. Overall service was good, we would definetly consider staying there again.

The grounds at the hotel were very pretty and well maintained. We enjoyed the pool and hot tub. The workout room was nice as well. We did not eat at the restaurant, but it was pricey. ($12 for a burger). On the negative side, our screen door was off its track. There was a nail (very sharp screw) sticking out of the sliding glass door of the patio. Also, I think the sleep number beds are uncomfortable. I can't understand why they are popular.

I would stay here again.