Hotels with Parking & Resorts in Jerome from AU$119

It suited our needs perfectly - very clean, spacious and comfortable.

We were checked in by a very pleasant staff member.We were asked whether we would prefer a downstairs room with two queen beds as an option instead of a king bed which we had booked as this was upstairs and the facility does not have a lift. This was appreciated. When we asked for information about an activity we had planned the next day, we were assisted by Marie who was very helpful and informative.She gave us a lot of insight into the local area and recommendations which we found very...

Reasonable hotel for just one night. Not super comfy but not bad either.

Beautiful facilities could’ve easily stayed another night!!!

Quiet, peaceful surroundings, lovely gardens. Stayed in a King studio with sofa, lovely and clean, great size room and well equipped. Great breakfast included. Hotel next door had a Starbucks for late night coffee fix. 5 min drive to local restaurants. Only downside you have to pay for parking.

Nice and close to lots of food options. Great base to visit Jerome and Sedona. Dryer was out of action on our visit

Nice one bedroom lodge with all we needed for a 5-day stay in the area. Located about 2 miles west of the main part of town, but a good base for hiking in the area. Kitchen had all we needed to cook dinners and dining area comfortable. Nice soft firm bed. Free on site laundry with supplies provided.

Wow, awsome the best views.. Birds, pool Spa... Anything u would need

I loved everything about Sugar Loaf Lodge. Staff was extremely helpful and loving. The room was clean with everything one needs. I will definitely come back. God bless Sugar Loaf Lodge and everyone working there contributing to wonderful experience of Sedona. Sending love also to my best friend I met there - loving ginger tom cat. He vill love you too - just come and see 😻 for yourself❤️ Charlotte Jarabak (Sydney Australia)

Everything was great. My only gripe was that I had someone stay in at least one of the rooms next to me (either 104 or 106) each night. Because the walls are fairly thin it was easy for me to wake up to any noise coming from these rooms. For some reason everyone felt it ok to slam their entry door each time they came in or out no matter what the time. The last night was the worst. As I had a 7 hour drive after checking out, the constant sleep interruption from 104 almost made me fall asleep...