I agree with this. Really liked the location and as I remember the unit were decent size. We've also stayed at the Hyatt, and at Arroyo Roble. Although the location of that one was good, the unit was dark and to walk into town you had to walk up what I remember as a rather steep driveway or road.
thanks. We are basically homeless til May. We thought selling our house and traveling for awhile would be a great adventure. Little did we know. We just plan to hike 6 feet apart from others and cook in. Im sure the pool area will be closed
Sorry for my comment. It was insensitive. I know you'd rather be home too. These times are not 'right'. Sedona may well be as good as lots of others to 'hole up' and wait un til your new house is ready. There are lots of opportunities for outdoor activity, and plenty of supermarkets to keep you in necessities.
When we stayed at Los Abrigados a couple of years ago there was only a microwave for cooking, so you might want to check that out. Our restaurants are closed (ME) except for take out for the next two weeks. We have stayed in most of the Sedona timeshares and have often used a certificate and been happy wherever we stayed, so my first choice would be where there is a one bedroom with a full kitchen and room to cook.
Good point. Thanks. We have an electric skillet we love too which we bring when we have our car.
Agree. iirc, Los Abrigados units only have a 2 burrner hot plate, and microwave. No oven. Sedona Springs (and Villas of Sedona next door) are full condos. Can't speak to Springs, but Villas has shared BBQ areas for each 'group' of perhaps 6-8 units.
Glad this was pointed out. I didn't remember this from our stay, but I don't think we ate too many meals in. Usually we just do breakfast and it was probably yogurt and fruit. If you are using the timeshare as a "home away from home" you might want someplace with a better kitchen set up.
Maybe you have found your place by now, but just in case you haven’t, this information might be helpful for others in the future: this was the first time we stayed at Sedona Springs and that will be our first choice in the future. We do a monthly rental on AirBnB, Home Away, VRBO for a month and then try to book a timeshare for the week before our month and the week after our month. The week after was in a 2B at the Hyatt this year. I think the only timeshare we have not stayed in now is The Villas of Sedona. I just want to give everyone a heads up that at Sedona Springs you do not park near your unit so it might be a problem if you have mobility issues. This resort fits our needs better than the others, but the Sedona timeshares are very nice and we have enjoyed them all. I’ll be glad to answer questions anyone might have...and we do not own a Sedona resort.
There was a BBQ near our unit but don’t know how many other units were meant to use it. By the way, always enjoy your posts.
Because some of us (me in particular) don't look at where something is posted, just at the topic. Sorry it bothers you.
When I'm viewing this site I usually click on "New Posts" or "What's New". Then obviously I focus on the title of the thread, not just where it has been posted. I've gotten a lot of good information that way.
