Safe Hotel in Sedona AZ ?

My husband is taking me to Sedona for my birthday. How do you make a reservation not knowing what the hotel will be like?
 
My main concern is if there are any cell towers near the hotels or wifi of course.
 
Some options are:
 
Sunset Chateau
Amara Resort
Casa Sedona
 
Does anyone have any recommendations?  Loni


     

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In a message dated 3/17/2009 11:40:20 P.M. GMT Standard Time,
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My husband is taking me to Sedona for my birthday. How do you make a
reservation not knowing what the hotel will be like?

My main concern is if there are any cell towers near the hotels or wifi of
course.



my wife once arranged for us to spend sometime in the peak district in the
uk. She asked the hotel wether there was wifi/dect and any masts in the
locality, and was told no, the man said put it this way I cant get a signal on my
phone! Great so off we went, as I was coming into the high open regins my head
went ballistic, we arrived at the hotel to find that there was a large mast
like a TV repeater with add on phone antenna smack bang on the hill in front
of the hotel, It was one of thise worst nights sleep of my life events that
we all get ! I was livid gave them a lecture and left the next morning. So
you need to do a good reccy yourself if you can before you go.

PUK UK


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> My husband is taking me to Sedona for my birthday. How do you make a
> reservation not knowing what the hotel will be like?

Good question! Also, with hotels, you might be bothered by the onsite
wi-fi transmitter, or the TV set in the next room, or the compact
florescent lights in your room.

I find that log cabins in the forest work well... :-) Although these
might have some sort of "smell" issue (scented items that are
supposed to smell good, or items laundered in harsh detergent)

Marc

Check out Muleshoe ranch, run by the Nature Conservency.Probably not near
Sedona, but at least in AZ. I stayed there
and loved it (just stay away from the office; there's a stone cabin
which would be nice except I smelled gas in it. The regular
rooms have microwave ovens but also little stoves. Hot tubs
are just shared metal tubs, but natural hot spring water,
just fantastic place to relax. There are some big microwave
antennas they use but they are directional (as of a year ago).
Magnetic fields are low in the rooms, but incredibly low if
you walk around the grounds.

There's also a cave not too far but I didn't try it.

Bill

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:


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ok good to know. Loni

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From: [hidden email] <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] Safe Hotel in Sedona AZ ?
To: [hidden email]
Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2009, 1:25 AM







In a message dated 3/17/2009 11:40:20 P.M. GMT Standard Time,
loni326@yahoo. com writes:

My husband is taking me to Sedona for my birthday. How do you make a
reservation not knowing what the hotel will be like?

My main concern is if there are any cell towers near the hotels or wifi of
course.

my wife once arranged for us to spend sometime in the peak district in the
uk. She asked the hotel wether there was wifi/dect and any masts in the
locality, and was told no, the man said put it this way I cant get a signal on my
phone! Great so off we went, as I was coming into the high open regins my head
went ballistic, we arrived at the hotel to find that there was a large mast
like a TV repeater with add on phone antenna smack bang on the hill in front
of the hotel, It was one of thise worst nights sleep of my life events that
we all get ! I was livid gave them a lecture and left the next morning. So
you need to do a good reccy yourself if you can before you go.

PUK UK

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Yeah, lot of things to consider. Loni

--- On Wed, 3/18/09, Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:

From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] Safe Hotel in Sedona AZ ?
To: [hidden email]
Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2009, 9:40 AM






> My husband is taking me to Sedona for my birthday. How do you make a
> reservation not knowing what the hotel will be like?

Good question! Also, with hotels, you might be bothered by the onsite
wi-fi transmitter, or the TV set in the next room, or the compact
florescent lights in your room.

I find that log cabins in the forest work well... :-) Although these
might have some sort of "smell" issue (scented items that are
supposed to smell good, or items laundered in harsh detergent)

Marc


















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Thanks Bill! I'll call them. Loni

--- On Wed, 3/18/09, Bill Bruno <[hidden email]> wrote:

From: Bill Bruno <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] Safe Hotel in Sedona AZ ?
To: [hidden email]
Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2009, 11:02 AM






Check out Muleshoe ranch, run by the Nature Conservency. Probably not near
Sedona, but at least in AZ. I stayed there
and loved it (just stay away from the office; there's a stone cabin
which would be nice except I smelled gas in it. The regular
rooms have microwave ovens but also little stoves. Hot tubs
are just shared metal tubs, but natural hot spring water,
just fantastic place to relax. There are some big microwave
antennas they use but they are directional (as of a year ago).
Magnetic fields are low in the rooms, but incredibly low if
you walk around the grounds.

There's also a cave not too far but I didn't try it.

Bill

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Marc Martin <marc@ufoseries. com> wrote:

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