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"We stayed in a one bedroom suite, very roomy and comfortable. Property seems to be laid out well and close proximity to shops and trailheads in Sedona. We would consider staying here again on a return trip."

"Great place"

"The room is not as expected. It was dirty; gum stuck on the floor, stained coffee pot and the bathroom window was open letting bugs in. "

"Clean room, so spacious and felt like home"

"This is an excellent small well appointed very clean studio. Our host supplied all the essentials for a two person stay. There are two comfortable, single beds that we pushed together. The large windows look out to spectacular red rock scenery. The grounds are secluded by landscaping and the end of a short private lane. Trailheads are a short drive away as is the very nice town, Village of Oak Creek. "

"The hotel was well located and well appointed. We enjoyed our stay."

"Great place to stay in. "

"The room was clean and beds were comfortable. Very safe location. The view of the red rocks from balcony was amazing. The only thing we did not appreciate was when we checked in Logan kept pressuring us to sign up for a meeting to hear about the Hilton vacation club. We told him at least 3 times we’ve been up since 4am, our flight was delayed 2 hours because a woman had a panic attack on the plane and had to get off the plane after pulling away from gate. After all that and driving 2 hours from Phoenix to Sedona. We were hungry and tired but he kept pushing until we agreed. "

"The staff is super personable and helpful. Loved checking in with Val and chatting about sites nearby to explore during our stay. Parking was a little tight, but that’s more on the other guests than Kokopelli Inn itself. Maybe room-assigned parking would help with that? Lastly, I didn’t realize we had to specifically request house-keeping. We stayed 2 nights - our beds were nicely made and our towels freshly stocked on the first night. But on our second night we were surprised to see no one had come to freshen our beds or towels."