would someone please rate the sedona pines resort, the ridge on sedona golf resort and the sedona summit in order of quality and being a fun place to stay. thank you

Sorry, we haven't been to the resorts that you named in your post. However, we did spend a wonderful week at Los Abrigados in Sedona. That was about four years ago, and, at thetime, was a Gold Crown Resort. The ambience, facilities, and amenities were all "top notch", and it was well located. It is an RCI affiliate.

Los Abrigados is a popular time share - i visited their property 2 days ago for the Light festival. Not bad though and it's in town. The other properties like junipine, etc are okay if u like the wilderness.
Not my cup o' tea - I was at the enchantment for 7 nights and loved it. Los Abrigados is less expensive and highly rated in that area.

Hi,
I just exchanged into the Ridge on Sedona Golf resort with our Hyatt for the last week in April. The employee who did the reservation said she has recommended it to several customers and they all loved it. Something that helped me make my decision was by doing a google search and put in "sunterra the ridge at sedona golf resort" on the first page that came up, 8th listing down for the "welcome to the IgoUgo community" was a link that provided lots of reviews and info for these properties from other travelers. Hope this helps.

We've just stayed at Hyatt's new timeshare in Sedona (opened this fall but still under contruction) and it is beautiful! It is conveniently located in the "crotch" of the "Y", walking distance to all of downtown Sedona. If you have timeshare points elsewhere with Hyatt, this may translate well into a stay for you.

We had a two bedroom suite, sleeps 6, latest and greatest of stoves (digital oven temp control which took some figuring, 4 burner flat glass cooktop with 5th warming burner), microwave, full-sized refrig, granite counters, bath with huge shower as well as jacuzzi tub, views of the redrocks from sliding glass doors off the living room and master bedroom, which lead onto the large patio equipped with table and chairs, plus there's an outside heated roof-top pool with sauna--all this if you are ever in your room to appreciate them! We weren't--up and out early and not back until late, but it was beautiful while we were "home" to take advantage of it! We did Thanksgiving dinner here with more than enough room for 6 of us, (3 couples), to co-exist very comfortably.

Until these sell out, rental is available. Have no idea of the cost--contact Hyatt Pinion Point.