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This is a very average 3-star hotel. If you are looking for luxury this is not it. The staff were all very friendly and generally helpful, although did not know some simple questions like where I could get sunscreen and in fact it was available at the pool area. The breakfast was C at best. The rooms are comparable to a Hampton Inn. Views are beautiful. Location is centrally located but also the most touristy area of Sedona. If the rooms were $200 would probably be worth it. If you want luxury look elsewhere.

This resort was very nice and located down the hill. It’s a bit of a hike up and down the driveway but they have golf carts and will take you up and there is plenty of shopping and eating very close by. The pool was very cold so we weren’t able to enjoy it like we thought we would be able to, which was a bummer because the view was spectacular. The restaurant and bar was great, and the smash burger was my husband’s favorite meal. Friday night there was a man with a telescope in the courtyard and we saw the moon in a way we never had before, that was a nice touch to finish up our awesome meal. I would definitely come back to this place!

Every single staff member we encountered was genuinely delightful—warm, attentive, and effortlessly professional. From the moment we arrived to the moment we checked out, they made us feel completely cared for. Their kindness and efficiency turned what could have been a routine stay into a truly memorable and stress-free experience. We left feeling refreshed, grateful, and already dreaming of our next visit. Thank you, Amara team, for making everything so seamless and special!

Full facility steam room and showers prior and post massage. A lounge in between. Nothing better than tea and snacks before and post massage

I was hesitant to choose the perfect resort and was so happy we chose and landed on Amara, can’t wait to come back! It was a great resort and tremendous service that is lost in a lot of higher end resorts these days.

Beautiful resort on the river. However it is dangerous to access the resort by foot and while they claim they will bring a shuttle to pick you up we were unsuccessful and had to walk down a extremely steep and dark and long driveway to access resort from town. The staff were disinterested and made us feel like we were putting them out. The staff doesn't say hello as you walk by or acknowledge you on the grounds. We sat at dinner at their Salt Rock restaurant and listened to two waiters openly discuss their dislike of the diners and their low tips loudly from the kitchen. None of the other waiters or bar tenders or managers thought to go and tell them the entire restaurant could hear. That best describes the staffing here. They do not care. Beautiful resort but horribly managed and full if people who do not want to be there and are allowed to openly show it.