We had a wonderful long weekend at the Canyon Villa. The scenery was breathtaking from every room. We woke up each morning with a view of Bellrock, had coffee on our deck, and went downstairs for a great breakfast and good company. Les and Peg are great hosts and pointed us to some great restaurants and experiences, including a private hike that was just incredible. If you are in Sedona, make the Canyon Villa your home you won't regret it.

This was our third B&B. Canyon Villa exceeded our expectations by providing a very relaxing atmosphere, immaculate rooms, and gorgeous scenery - right up at the red rocks. The food was fantastic! This is definitely a "repeater."

The location is AMAZING. The pictures on the website are for real. Canyon Villa abuts the Coconino National Forest, so there is nothing to obstruct your view. You could get great pictures with phone or an old-fashioned camera using 110 film.

Our room, and all the public spaces, were immaculate. We stayed in Golden Poppy and it was quite roomy, even though it is one of the smaller rooms. The rooms are staggered, so that each patio feels private ~ but it is all one garden and people can walk by your room. The windows and doors do have privacy shades, however, and the glass is tinted. Don't bother with Agave, it is the only room without a view and you'll regret it once you arrive. Every other room faces Courthouse Butte & Bell Rock.

The afternoon appetizers were fine, but nothing to write home about. We stayed only one night so had just one breakfast. We had a fruit cup of berries & bananas. No canned peaches or bland melon. The berries had to be frozen (right? it was January!?!) but they tasted and felt like fresh picked summer berries. I don't know how they did it, but kudos. Next was one of the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had, followed by good cornmeal pancakes & glazed sausages. I'd recommend saving the cinnamon roll for last as nothing can follow it.

There were binoculars in the room and a telescope in the dining room to admire the amazing view. Seating around the fireplace was welcoming and cozy. The yard/garden had lots of seating. Don't know how the pool is, we went in January and even for a Minnesotan it was too cold to swim.

Canyon Villa is just off 179 but we didn't hear a sound from the road. Our room was very quiet. And of course, the view was fabulous. If you go winter, getting up in time catch sunrise is easy and it's worth it.

Added bonus: sales tax in Oak Creek Village is about 5% lower than in Sedona proper, that amounts to $10.00 a night extra in your pocket.

This was only our second B+B but was by far the best- exceeded expectations with service, atmosphere and food. Upon arrival we were immediately greeted and given a tour/map and recommendation of where to get lunch. We were also offered a free room upgrade due to it being off season and having the space, but our room was already so nice, we didnt need to! Appetizers were amazing and it was great to sit out and enjoy these with some wine before dinner. Also had a great game of scrabble by the fire! For dinner we were referred to Cucina Rustica, which was close by and had great food! Breakfast was wonderful as was the table service. There is an amazing view from the table as well. As far as the property, we were able to walk just a few steps and explore the surrounding dessert- this was great and much less traveled than the hiking trails we went to later- we heard cyotes the night before and it was fun to see all their tracks! If we ever get a chance to return to Sedona- would absolutely stay here and recommend it to anyone!