Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock

The property had a lot of families with kids, which made it quite loud throughout our stay. On the first night, we had a serious issue in our room—the bathroom door locked automatically and we were unable to access it until maintenance arrived the next morning. When we called the front desk, they did not seem surprised and suggested using a paper clip to unlock the door, which did not work. We ultimately had to wait until maintenance arrived, which was both unsafe and extremely inconvenient. With the resort being so family-friendly, the door locking issue was especially concerning. We weren’t traveling with kids, but it was unsettling to think about how serious this could have been for families with young children. Additionally, the room was advertised as having a fireplace, but it did not work at all. The balcony was also much smaller than expected. The hotel itself was fine overall, but for the price, it didn’t feel like a great value. Overall, the experience did not match what was advertised.

Overall I think the property is average and offers a lot of false advertising. The pictures do not quite give you the real thing. The pool area needs a lot of love and is significantly smaller in person. Shadowland Bar was ok - and again the outside area is small and underwhelming. Our room was a good size and clean. Liked the fireplace. Balcony is very small with rusted furniture. The Starbucks coffee bar sounded good, but a scone was 10 bucks. The resort also made no note of renovations taking place…so our “mountain view” balcony consisted of a construction site complete with bulldozers and jackhammers. Had no other rooms available. Overpriced for what we had. I am certain there are other properties in Sedona that would be a better bang for your buck. Disappointed for we paid.

This was world class hotel, the restaurant was a disappointment, the waiter was extremely slow but the manager stepped in to make the experience better.

Nice place, or it will / can be - Booked in December 2025, stayed in late March 26. No heads up that the whole front of the building is under construction so my $700 a night room with Moutain view was actually a construction site where the excavators, concrete saws and jack hammers are your wakeup call. Lap pool is closed. Finally, not allowing my teenage son to workout with me (I get not allowing them unsupervised) in the fitness center is certainly a way to sway me from staying there again.

The hotel was lovely, and the room was a great size. It had a living room/kitchenette area and a separate bedroom area. My two complaints are 1) nowhere was it mentioned that their spa was closed for construction (the main reason we chose this resort was for the spa) adn 2) there was no mention of AC work being conducted. Woke up to a large crane lifting equipment to the roof right outside my window in addition to the text received the evening before that they will be entering my room to check the smoke detectors.

Nothing to complain other than giving a room close to the end of the wing on 3rd floor to 75+ seniors!

I liked having a separate bedroom and getting Starbucks in the morning. I also enjoyed the stargazing experience.