Beaver Creek Inn

Good hotel, a little far away from Sedona Pro: friendly welcome, large and clean room, requests were fulfilled (top floor and away from the road). Breakfast was better than we thought, good coffee with pods. Price-quality is excellent. Con: Arrangements at breakfast (you have to pay for some cookies) and a bit too far away from Sedona.

Best BnB I stayed at Beaver Creek Inn for several weeks while my Sedona home was remodeled. It was a truly magical experience! Beaver Creek is an "old school" BnB, with an extraordinary level of service, and a wonderful staff who treats you like family. If you want to enjoy Sedona and Northern Arizona, there is no place better to stay than Beaver Creek Inn! Bob Porter Sedona, AZ

Great alternative to pricey Sedona hotels This is a very nice and very reasonably priced hotel not far from Sedona and a few minutes off I-17. It's a perfect base for exploring Sedona, Flag, and doing hikes to Wet Beaver Creek. The room was moderately sized, and we had a little patio outisde with a couple of chairs. Beds were comfortable, the furniture rustic chic. Rooms included a refrigerator and microwave. The hostess was very welcoming, even accommodating our early arrival to leave our bags. A common room has a comlimentary breakfast--muffins, juices and such. Nothing fancy, but a nice touch at 1/2 the price of Sedona! It is a bit tricky to find on the twists and turns of the local roads in Rimrock, but well worth searching out.

Clean and quiet My husband I really enjoyed our 6 night stay here. Our room was clean and spacious. It was also very quiet even though it was next to the breakfast room. Things to keep in mind: Lake Montezuma does not have any dinner restaurants though there are two in Rimrock. Beaver Creek Inn only offers a partial breakfast( rolls, coffee and cereal) however the Peach Tree restaurant is very close and is very good for breakfast and lunch. The inn does not have 24 front desk staff so you must arrive by 8pm.

Discrimination Against Psychiatric Service Dog at Beaver Creek Inn My recent experience at the Beaver Creek Inn in Rimrock, Arizona left me deeply disappointed and frustrated. As an individual with a psychiatric service dog, I expected to be treated with respect and accommodation, but unfortunately, my expectations were not met. Upon arrival, I encountered blatant discrimination when I was informed that my psychiatric service dog would be treated as a pet and subjected to a pet fee. Despite being willing to provide documentation and explaining the vital role my service dog plays in assisting me during panic attacks, the staff at Beaver Creek Inn refused to acknowledge the distinction between service animals and pets (or ESA animals). This discriminatory treatment not only violated federal laws, including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), but also showcased a lack of understanding and empathy towards individuals with disabilities. It's disheartening to see a business fail to uphold basic principles of inclusivity and respect for all guests. Furthermore, despite reaching out to management to address the issue, I gave them a reasonable window of 4 business days to respond and received no meaningful reply or effort to rectify the situation. The lack of accountability and follow-up demonstrates a concerning disregard for customer satisfaction and adherence to legal standards. In light of this experience, I cannot recommend the Beaver Creek Inn, especially individuals with disabilities or service animals. It's imperative that businesses prioritize inclusivity and educate their staff to prevent similar instances of discrimination in the future.