AMBIENTE SEDONA | First Landscape Hotel in North America (full tour in 4K) 

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Que bonita descripción..un saludo desde Almería (España)❤

Looks more like an office park

@@grahamwatson3777 That was my first impression, too. Not to mention being barely 100 yards from the busy freeway! Not sure what they were thinking building this where they did. C'est la vie.

So much about this place misses the mark. The interior design is a tacky mess, landscaping looks like a theme park, the food is basic and it is beside a busy road!

@@nancyneyedly4587 I can't get past the feeling of 'claustrophobia' when it comes to Ambiente. An odd word to use in a beautiful open area like Sedona, but, as you say, it "...misses the mark..."

Small pool

Sedona is a higher elevation than Phoenix and the average temperature there barely reaches above low 90s in the summer. If you've not experienced the Arizona landscape, you might want to better understand it before making statements like that.

@@fragout9575 lived in rim country. Payson and Prescott.

@@AkinaMedia then you should absolutely know better than to say the crap you did.

Very nice! We go just to eat at the restaurant.

You fly into Phoenix or Flagstaff.

Joni, all of the atriums are built on a platform so 80% of the natural landscape on the property was not disturbed. All of the streams were the pre-existing natural washes which were enclosed to create a sustainable and recycled water system. The atriums are half glass so that when you stay you have 180 degree views from inside the room and 360 degree views from the rooftop terrace.

Agreed, they decor can't decide if it's rustic, lux or industrial. It needs some editing, it all looks a bit cheap.

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Yes, the decor needs some editing to say the least. I'm bothered by this mess of TJMaxx looking pillows at 6:30. And in the room, who is trying to make diagonal pillows a thing? There's just too much misplaced cheap looking decor that it took away from what could have been an industrial meets outdoor design. They should have leaned more rustic and less lux on a budget. The purple lights in the pool suits Dubai, but not a "landscape" hotel in the Red Rock desert. My say something nice is the large chime leading to the spa is nice.

The music is from Epidemic Sound

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Not yet

I totally agree. And no shade at all on the atrium rooftops.

I guess it's not for you then. I am sure they won't mind.

Agreed! Right by that road?! Isn't Amangiri a landscape hotel, it opened in 2009, so before this one, so this isn't the first. Amangiri is leagues above this place, but the price reflects that. It seems like it's trying to be lux, when it should have leaned into rustic. And you can tell that things like the patio furnishings aren't bespoke to the hotel, or the lobby desks weren't designed with function in mind as they have some random black cabinets stuck against the window that stick out like sore thumb. 6:31, this mess of TJMaxx looking pillows, the design choices need some editing. And the landscaping reminds me of a theme park with the fake moulded stones. I'm not even done the video and I am not impressed. When he stated the resort was owned by a family and not by a prominent hotel brand, it is obvious. I just got to the lunch, "here's you two scoops of ice cream on a plate", can you not even bother to shape them into Quenelles? 26:40

Then don’t go. Sedona holds wonderful energies. That busy road you speak of quiets in the dusk. If you lived here you’d know that.

Agreed! Nope. I'd be there to get away from all the pollution and noise. Bad location for a 'relaxing spa like getaway'. I'd go to the last desert spa he posted though..AND That ending? Yikes. I'm almost passed out just watching the hiking.Yeah. That's definitely NOT on my bucket list! 😂😯🫣🤢😳😐