We just returned from a week's stay at Los Abrigados. The resort remains one of the most conveniently located places to stay in Sedona. Within walking distance, you’ll find Tlaquepaque’s restaurants and shops, a farmer’s market provided by the resort, and even Uptown Sedona’s more commercial and touristy area, full of more dining and shopping options. Please be aware that there is major construction currently taking place around Sedona. Sidewalks are being added, and streets are being widened and paved on Highway 179 and parts of 89A. This will directly affect you if staying at Los Abrigados. Throughout the day, you’ll be able to hear the construction vehicles, and traffic coming in and out of the resort area will be tricky at times. Once done, however, the roads and streets will be much more accessible for both pedestrians and drivers.

The resort itself seems to be going through changes, as we saw several rooms being remodeled. Our 2-bedroom suite with a small kitchen was very nice, comfortable, and situated in a lovely corner of the resort away from all the activity. The resort amenities, such as the fitness center, the pool, and the hot tub were also well-maintained and enjoyable to use.

My only concern may be their customer service. I’ve stayed here before, and I did notice a lack of concern or quality on this recent trip. While their responses were adequate, I’ve come to expect a bit more when staying at this kind of resort. They were NEVER helpful on the phone when calling prior to our stay, but slightly improved when dealing with them in person, i.e., during check-in or check-out. I just couldn’t help but feel that they weren’t happy doing their jobs, and that’s never good in the hospitality industry.

My final summary – if you can hold off on visiting Sedona, do so. Wait 6 months or so, until the construction is done. (This is a guess; I have no way of knowing for sure when they’ll be done), but if traveling to Los Abrigados, expect a very nice stay at a good resort, ideally located to all the scenery and activities in Sedona. Just don’t expect too much from their staff.

I travel for work 75% of the month and want to enjoy where I stay when on vacation. I wouldn't even stay here for work. The lock on the door didn't work. We were locked out every time we left the room. The room smelled musty , looked like a college dorm (so bring your shower shoes!) and had body hair left in the shower from the guest before. Bring your own towels, unless you like drying off with sandpaper.

We exchanged our Marriott timeshare for a week at this resort. We stayed in a two-bedroom "Oak Creek Gold" unit. There were two adult couples and we had plenty of room and were comfortable. The unit was clean and the housekeeping was sufficient. Towels are exchanged and garbage is removed daily. The unit and furnishings were in need of some updating. We've stayed in other timeshares that are considerably more upscale, but again, we were not unhappy.
The resort is in a great location and the grounds are extensive and well maintained. As mentioned in other reviews, there is much road construction going on directly in front of the resort and in both directions. Noise isn't really a problem, but walking to places outside the resort through the red dirt and blinking traffic cones isn't too enjoyable and is somewhat dangerous. I was told the roadwork is in its third year with another year to go.
Onsite restaurants are very good. The pools are nice as well. The adult pool during our stay was somewhat crowded so we used the kids pool which we had pretty much to ourselves most of the time. For some unknown reason, the pool bar at the adult pool was never open during our stay from Saturday to Saturday. You can, however, order drinks from the inside bar for delivery to either pool.
The staff was very nice and the two ladies working the concierge desk were very friendly and helpful. There is no internet service in the rooms even if you read otherwise. There's a couple of computers down in their lobby for guest usage. That's something they need to work on. I didn't find parking to be a big problem as other reviewers have stated.
This is a timeshare property and they will call you about a presentation. My wife found that person to be quite rude, but fortunately they only called once after being firmly told we weren't interested. Being hassled by timeshare salespeople is often a given in these types of accomodations. Too bad.
All in all, it was a great vacation. We took the Pink Jeep Tour, went Grand Canyon rafting, and did many other activities - this resort was a fine place in which to return. Again, it could stand some unit updating, but we had no serious complaints or issues that were within the control of Los Abrigados.

I have had the pleasure of enjoying Sedona Arizona at least twice a year for the last 15 years. In all my travels to this wonderful place, this last time was positively the most memorable. The foremost reason for this wonderful experience was my stay at Los Abrigados. The grounds and gardens on this property were exceptionally well groomed. The room was spacious and of great value. The staff made my visit to Sedona one to remember. Joey Bistro is a must for anyone that enjoys fine Italian cuisine, and Stakes and Sticks is a great place for informal dining. I would recommend this property to anyone who appreciates great value and high quality hospitality.