Sedona Pines Resort
Alternate address:, 6701 AZ-89A, Sedona, AZ 86336, Sedona, United States
3-star hotel
Guest rating: 4.3 / 5
Overview
Sedona Pines Resort is a 3-star timeshare-style resort in Sedona, Arizona, at 6701 AZ-89A. It’s known for casual cottage accommodations and a quieter, landscaped setting compared with staying directly in town. The resort holds a strong public score of 4.3/5 from 2,078 reviews.
Units & in-room setup
Accommodations are cottage-style units that some guests describe as small, with select units feeling more like compact park-model/mobile-home layouts. Reviews note the benefit of having a kitchenette for simple meals and a more “not-a-standard-hotel-room” feel. Guests also mention that some units are remodeled with comfortable beds, while other units can feel dated but clean and well maintained.
Amenities & recreation
On-site highlights include a heated outdoor pool, multiple pools and hot tubs, a spa, and miniature golf. Guests frequently point to very clean pool and hot tub areas and appreciate practical touches like complimentary laundry and a small workout room with a water refill station. The grounds are repeatedly described as attractive and well landscaped, including features like fountains.
Dining
An on-site eatery is available, identified by guests as Bella Vita restaurant. Reviews describe the food positively, with occasional notes that staffing can be lighter during the slow season.
Location & nearby sights
The resort provides access to major Sedona attractions while remaining set back from the town center for a quieter feel and darker night skies. Nearby points of interest include Red Rock State Park (about 4.7 km) and its parking area (about 4.5 km), Cathedral Rock (about 7.2 km), Airport Mesa (about 8.0 km), Chapel of the Holy Cross (about 9.2 km), and Bell Rock (about 10.5 km). Farther afield are Oak Creek Canyon (about 14.9 km) and Slide Rock State Park (about 15.2 km).
Best for
This resort suits travelers who want a resort-like base with pools, hot tubs, and a quieter setting outside central Sedona, while still being within easy reach of Red Rock State Park, Cathedral Rock, and Chapel of the Holy Cross. It also works well for guests who prefer cottage-style units with a kitchenette rather than a standard hotel room.
Travel tips
If you want more peace and dark skies at night, this property’s location off AZ-89A can be a plus, but plan on driving to reach Sedona’s main town areas and trailheads. For popular red-rock spots, Red Rock State Park and its parking area are among the closest nearby destinations. If you’re sensitive to noise, some “A” style units have been reported to have thin walls when the neighboring side is occupied.
What guests say
Guests frequently highlight the resort’s strong location for exploring Sedona while enjoying a quieter setting outside town, often mentioning dark skies and a peaceful atmosphere. Cleanliness is a recurring strength, especially around the pools and hot tubs, and many reviews praise the friendly, professional staff. Units are commonly described as comfortable and practical—particularly for those who like having a kitchenette—though some guests note that certain units feel small or dated. A repeated downside is that some “A” units can have thin walls, and dining can feel understaffed during the slow season despite good food quality.
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