Creekside Inn Sedona

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Beautiful quiet quaint. Beautiful room. Small property which made it that much better. Will definitely return!!

Perfect stay! So peaceful and serene. Loved waking in the mornings to the birds chirping and the sounds of the creek in the background while sipping coffee and eating the included delicious breakfast on our private porch. Our suite was clean, spacious and comfortable. Shops and restaurants were within walking distance but the Inn itself is tucked away from it all. Thank you Daren and Brittani for the memories.😊

We had a great stay. The staff was very friendly and attentive. Comfy beds. A quiet place to rest surrounded by nature, but in walking distance to shops and restaurants. Would definitely go back.

This place was PERFECT for my Mother’s Day getaway! The property was stunning and quiet. The staff was helpful and very nice… they even dropped off coffee and breakfast to our door! Everything was clean and the room was beautiful.

Amazing stay! Close to many shops & restaurants.

Wonderful experience at the Creekside Inn. Breakfast was really good. It’s located in a good location in Sedona to see everything. five stars.

Amazing stay daren and brit took great care of us

Beautiful property but very different from a traditional hotel experience. The room itself was clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed, and the setting felt peaceful and secluded despite being in the heart of Sedona. However, we were surprised to find there is essentially no on-site staff. Check-in involved picking up an envelope with keys left at the door, and there was no one available to assist with even simple needs. For example, a breakfast order form was provided but no pen—we had to go across the street to buy one. Water was stocked in the room initially, but once used, it couldn’t be refilled until the next morning when breakfast was delivered. The only staff interaction we had was briefly with the person delivering breakfast, who was very kind. Otherwise, everything felt very self-service. The fireplace is also fully manual (wood-burning) and requires keeping the door open, which we chose not to use due to concerns about smoke and bugs. Overall, this is a great option if you’re looking for a quiet, isolated, almost “glamping-style” stay and are comfortable being self-sufficient. But if you value amenities, convenience, or access to staff, this may not be the best fit.

I had high hopes for this place. The description said that we would be treated more than a number, as soon as we checked in, it felt rushed. There was an envelope with our name on it outside. A staff member I think came to show us where our room was again, felt rushed. In the description it said fresh fruit and snacks would be provided, there wasn’t any at all. There was a glass bottle of water, and some ice in the small fridge. Absolutely no snack, no fruit nothing. The breakfast menu gave us two choices a frittata or a breakfast with scrambled eggs, bacon and potatoes. The scrambled breakfast looked fine, but the frittata was not a frittata nor was it as described, it said with micro greens, and olive oil had nothing like that. There was no crust on the frittata… it wasn’t good. Super disappointed. We were there to celebrate our anniversary. Best I’d say is it was quite. But don’t be fooled by the descriptions. There was missing a lot of stuff. And for the cost it should have been there. Would not go back.

We stayed in honeymoon suite for anniversary weekend. Very private and woodsy. Felt like we were the only guests which was very nice. Morning coffee and breakfast service brought to our patio door is a very nice touch and a highlight. Staff is responsive. The only thing I wasn’t happy with is we messaged the afternoon prior to departure to request 1 extra hour for checkout. (12:00p v 11:00a). We were denied by host, despite the room not being booked that day. Made me rethink whether $1k for 2 nights was worth it where I wouldn’t have otherwise.