Hyatt Vacation Club at Pinon Pointe

The location is beautiful and convenient to great hikes and great restaurants. I must say I am a hotel guy and not accustomed to the Vacation Club vibe which means no frills. We did not get wster at reception an there is no breakfast. There are places on the property...

The location is beautiful and convenient to great hikes and great restaurants. I must say I am a hotel guy and not accustomed to the Vacation Club vibe which means no frills. We did not get wster at reception an there is no breakfast. There are places on the property to get coffee and somwrhkng to eat, bit it is not the same as having jntegrated services. There is no room cleaning during stay either. The views are great. OUr room had a great balcony. There should be more parking as well.

Well we are local & had no idea it would take 23 minutes to drive .06 of a mile With that being said we did decide to explore the property which was very nice Lots of great shops & a place to catch an awesome sunset If you are used...

Well we are local & had no idea it would take 23 minutes to drive .06 of a mile With that being said we did decide to explore the property which was very nice Lots of great shops & a place to catch an awesome sunset If you are used to the valley & going to a sports bar-forget that Mooney’s Irish Pub is the local but for MNF there is one TV & Karaoke 🤮 Ended up at Open Range which was decent but slow service Gotta say the kind people at the gift shop in that mall area were the best wish I could remember the shop buts it right there in the main drag Hotel was nice lady in the next room was hacking up a lung ……poor thing Fire pit was cute Grounds are nice!

Location: This resort boasts a truly unbeatable location for those eager to explore Sedona's famed hiking trails. We were able to reach trailheads for iconic spots like Devil's Bridge and Cathedral Rock in no time, allowing us to maximize our hiking time each day. The resort is also conveniently located...

Location: This resort boasts a truly unbeatable location for those eager to explore Sedona's famed hiking trails. We were able to reach trailheads for iconic spots like Devil's Bridge and Cathedral Rock in no time, allowing us to maximize our hiking time each day. The resort is also conveniently located within easy walking distance of a vibrant array of restaurants, shops, and other attractions. Grounds: The resort grounds are well-maintained and offer a pleasant atmosphere. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. We particularly enjoyed the inviting outdoor firepits, which were lit each evening, creating a cozy ambiance. A thoughtful touch was the provision of flashlights in every room, perfect for navigating the area after dark. While the resort does have a pool, we didn't get a chance to use it during our late October visit due to the cooler temperatures. They also offer wellness classes, which, unfortunately, we didn't have time to experience. Room: We stayed in a king room in the "phase two" section of the resort. While the room itself was comfortable, there were a few drawbacks. The room was on the smaller side, and the lighting configuration was a bit unusual. Upon entering, the main switches only activated a fanlight over the bed and a light above the door, requiring us to manually turn on bedside lamps for proper illumination. On the plus side, the bed was exceptionally comfortable with top-quality pillows that provided excellent support. However, we did encounter some issues. The flashlight that should have been under the sink was missing. Additionally, the blackout blind for the patio door detached from its velcro and slid down, rendering it unusable. When we reported this to the front desk, the response was a rather casual "Yeah, that happens all the time," and unfortunately, it remained unfixed upon our return from hiking that day. It's also worth noting that the "phase two" section requires guests to either call for a golf cart shuttle or navigate uphill/stairs to reach the main resort area and the shopping district. A more convenient access point between this section and the main resort would be a welcome improvement. Shopping: Shopaholics rejoice! The resort area and surrounding streets are a treasure trove of unique shops and boutiques. We highly recommend a visit to The Art of Wine, located right next to the resort, for a delightful wine-tasting experience. From charming curio shops to diverse dining options, there's something to pique every interest. Overall: Despite a few hiccups with our room, we enjoyed our stay at this Hyatt Resort. Its prime location, coupled with the friendly staff and inviting atmosphere, make it a solid choice for those looking to explore the wonders of Sedona. However, the resort could benefit from addressing the maintenance issues in the "phase two" rooms and perhaps consider improving accessibility between this section and the main resort area.

A solidly great Hyatt property with spacious accommodations (we got the 1 room suite), a lovely pool area with outdoor grills, an attached fitness studio, and so much more! The check in staff were welcoming and provided us with area maps, discounts for local restaurants and more, and this is...

A solidly great Hyatt property with spacious accommodations (we got the 1 room suite), a lovely pool area with outdoor grills, an attached fitness studio, and so much more! The check in staff were welcoming and provided us with area maps, discounts for local restaurants and more, and this is one of the more service forward Hyatt properties we have been too! Of special note- Restaurants, markets, shopping areas, spas, and more are right within the confines of the resort area which we always appreciate. The only thing keeping this from a 5 star is that there are some deferred maintenance issues to the grounds, and we noticed quite a few tripping hazards and staircases with no lights. But nothing to take away from a truly enjoyable experience.

The view from the pool and the location of the property are the only positives of this hotel. For the price of each room, you'd think they would be updated or at least not have stained carpet, chipped tile, and the dimmest lighting ever. I'm not too terribly picky with...

The view from the pool and the location of the property are the only positives of this hotel. For the price of each room, you'd think they would be updated or at least not have stained carpet, chipped tile, and the dimmest lighting ever. I'm not too terribly picky with hotel rooms, but it really did feel like we were staying in a basement apartment. Parking is only a pain because the hotel shares a parking lot with the restaurants and shopping area. We really didn't have an issue finding a spot but can see how difficult it can be on a weekend. Even though we're apart of the Hyatt vacation club and can use points towards a stay, I'll probably pick somewhere else to stay next time we're in Sedona. Pretty disappointed all around.

OK, I signed up for a weekend with the timeshare presentation. You would think they would try to give us a nice room, etc. Seriously? Right next to the overflowing dumpster. Parking is realllly limited at all times. And they are continuing to build. We were in one of the...

OK, I signed up for a weekend with the timeshare presentation. You would think they would try to give us a nice room, etc. Seriously? Right next to the overflowing dumpster. Parking is realllly limited at all times. And they are continuing to build. We were in one of the renovated studio units. It felt really confining. Yes, it had a patio -- but it looked at the parked cars. The toilet seat was broken, the coffee maker didn't work, the vertical blinds do not keep out the light, the AC cycles on for while with freezing, blasting air, and then it cycles off and it gets truly hot. On top of that, the entire complex feels really congested. Our room felt like an inside cabin on a ship. They offered us another week for $1,000 so we could consider it further. No. Just no.

We absolutely loved our time here at this hotel in Sedona! I am writing this review on our last night and I sit on the beautiful balcony admiring the views of the red rock mountains. The Hyatt is in the center of everything, walking distance to uptown, yet feels private...

We absolutely loved our time here at this hotel in Sedona! I am writing this review on our last night and I sit on the beautiful balcony admiring the views of the red rock mountains. The Hyatt is in the center of everything, walking distance to uptown, yet feels private and is quiet. The 1 bedroom suite was clean and had every amenity you would need. ( frig, dishwasher, small washer and dryer, kitchen Amenities etc) The bathroom and shower are large and the bed was super comfortable. We also had a large tub which looks inviting and relaxing although we did not utilize it. Anything you need ( towels, detergent etc.) you call and they bring it to you within minutes. We even called because a fire pit wasn’t working and they had it up and running within minutes. The views are spectacular! ( get a room with a view) They are doing a lot of construction right now but it did not bother us in any way. The pool area is also beautiful with ample amount of seating and umbrellas. I highly recommend Piñon Point if heading to Sedona!

We had a large suite that was very clean. Great amenities. Bed and bedding were very high quality. Slept very well. Pool and view were stunning. Walked easily to main street in Sedona. Great restaurants and shopping close by. Looking forward to booking at the Hyatt again.

Please think twice before booking this property. There is no service in the room , no room service , no housekeeping. They do not have any restaurants or anything to eat incase you are jet legged like me and want to eat at midnight. I would rate this Motel /Hotel...

Please think twice before booking this property. There is no service in the room , no room service , no housekeeping. They do not have any restaurants or anything to eat incase you are jet legged like me and want to eat at midnight. I would rate this Motel /Hotel as 1 star only. They write hotel but it’s just a Motel , or rather bed service , no bed / breakfast. Don’t get misguided by the name Hyatt.

Always a staple for us as Hyatt globalists. While it is not a fancy place, it does provide a stellar view as a hotel provides in Sedona. And the best central location in the city. Hands down. If you can, book a one bedroom roomier space rather than the studio....

Always a staple for us as Hyatt globalists. While it is not a fancy place, it does provide a stellar view as a hotel provides in Sedona. And the best central location in the city. Hands down. If you can, book a one bedroom roomier space rather than the studio. The location has nearby coffee shops and a wine store where you can purchase water and snacks and it's so cool because you can easily walk to shops and restaurants. The vortexes are all easy to drive to. The pool is pretty nice - bare bones and no pool service but it's well maintained. They need to remodel the rooms. And the walls- well- not a lot of privacy.

Very disappointing stay. We are Hyatt Globalists and only stay at hyatt properties no matter where we go. This was our first time at a Hyatt "timeshare," we usually stay in hotels so the size of the studio was not a problem, it was similar to a hotel room. The...

Very disappointing stay. We are Hyatt Globalists and only stay at hyatt properties no matter where we go. This was our first time at a Hyatt "timeshare," we usually stay in hotels so the size of the studio was not a problem, it was similar to a hotel room. The big issue we had was the dirtiness of the room. There were at least 10-15 fruit flies flying around the head of the bed which we didn't notice until we actually got ready for bed around 11 pm. We managed to get maybe 8 of them and did a search to see if there is any rotten food or item under the bed attracting them, but couldn't find anything. I like to sleep late/scroll through my phone at night, so the lights were off but my phone was on and the flies kept sitting on my screen due to the light. It was really disgusting. The following morning there was a huge spider in the bathtub (it wasn't there the night before). We didn't open the patio door so my best guess is it came from the drain? My husband was able to wash it down the drain. About 15 minutes before check out, while we were finishing up getting ready and doing last minute checks to make sure we didn't forget anything, the housekeeping staff asked if we are leaving soon and basically rushed us to leave since they were ready to clean. We just grabbed our stuff and went outside, and I put on my sneakers/tied my shoelaces on the sidewalk. I found that super odd and in retrospect it's really not right to treat hotel guests that way - it was not even time to check out yet and we hadn't gone to the front and officially checked out. Only reason I am giving 2 stars instead of 1 star is because the location was convenient for us and the front desk staff were nice. The rest of the stay was really off putting and we won't be returning to this property. I have attached pictures of some of the fruit flies (difficult to capture how many there were because I couldn't locate what was attracting them but there were 10-15) and the huge spider.