Aiden by Best Western Sedona

Aiden by Best Western Sedona is a renovated 66‑room, value‑focused boutique hotel in West Sedona with free breakfast, a pool, and good trail access.

Location and vibe

• Set along Highway 89A in West Sedona, about 3 miles from Uptown and close to restaurants, grocery stores, and major trailheads like Devil’s Bridge and Soldier Pass.
• Style is modern roadside‑boutique: three‑story building (Sedona’s height limit) with red‑rock views from many exterior corridors and some rooms; guests describe it as clean, comfortable, and a strong value in an expensive town.

Rooms and amenities

• 66 non‑smoking rooms with either 1 king or 2 doubles; some have patios or balconies with red‑rock views.
• In‑room features: mini‑fridge, coffee/tea maker (often Keurig with branded pods), flat‑screen TV with casting, premium bedding, blackout drapes, desk and chair, free Wi‑Fi, and individual A/C and heat.
• Cribs and rollaway beds are available for a fee, making it workable for small families.

Property features

• Outdoor heated pool plus small deck, and popular massage chairs in a relaxation/meditation room that many guests mention as a perk after hiking.
• Free hot buffet breakfast (well‑reviewed, with hot items and pastries), free parking, guest laundry, 24‑hour front desk, small business center, and a meditation room.

Typical price level

• Positioned as a cost‑effective option: KAYAK lists rates “from about 105 USD,” with travelers often choosing it when it’s a few hundred dollars cheaper than more central or resort‑style properties.
• OTAs describe it as offering strong value given Sedona’s generally high prices, especially when you factor in free breakfast and parking.

Who it’s best for

• Good fit if you want a clean, modern base with breakfast, pool, and easy driving access to hikes and restaurants without paying resort‑level rates.
• Less ideal if you’re seeking on‑site spa services, a full restaurant/bar, or a very intimate boutique or luxury‑resort experience; nearby options like The Wilde, Los Abrigados, or Adobe Grand Villas offer more amenities at higher prices.

Aiden by Best Western Sedona is one of the more budget‑friendly options in Sedona right now, with recent deals mostly in the low‑ to mid‑$200s per night.

Recent nightly price range

• KAYAK reports the cheapest booking in the last 2 weeks at 110 USD and the most expensive at 168 USD, with an overall “from about 105 USD” range in low season.​
• Pet‑friendly KAYAK listings and other snapshots often show current nights pricing around 169–204 USD depending on date.
• com and Agoda examples list many upcoming dates in the 169–219 USD per night band before taxes and fees.

How to see your exact current rate

• Enter your dates and guests on the Best Western site’s Rooms & Rates page; it will show live nightly prices for each room type and any member/AAA discounts.
• Cross‑check with at least one meta‑search site (KAYAK, Hotels.com, Agoda) for your exact dates; they sometimes surface slightly lower or mobile‑only deals.

If you share your check‑in/check‑out dates and whether you need 1 king or 2 doubles, I can narrow this to a tighter expected nightly range for your stay.

Aiden by Best Western Sedona does not have a traditional full‑service spa with its own massage or facial menu, but it does emphasize wellness features on site.

• The hotel offers a meditation room with full‑body massage chairs, a seasonal heated outdoor pool with red‑rock views, an outdoor fire pit, and a 24‑hour fitness center with a yoga studio.
• Listings that tag “spa” in the amenity list are referring to these relaxation features and massage‑chair therapy, not staffed spa therapists or treatment rooms.
• For actual spa treatments (massages, facials, body wraps), guests usually go to nearby Sedona day spas such as New Day Spa or others a short drive away.