Going on this trip in 2 weeks. I would love any info you have. Was Tiffany one of your guides? How were the hotels?
Yes, we had Tiffany and Doug, and they are top-notch guides. Hopefully it'll be a little warmer when you do than when we went. It snowed at the Grand Canyon for us! There was a big concern in our group about rafting since it was so cold and they don't have drysuits like we had in Alaska. Some people taped trash bags to their feet. I went in my Chacos and was actually fine, we didn't get very wet. The rafting is pretty calm.
I found that the hotels matched the descriptions I read in previous trip reports. The hotel in Sedona is a fancy spa resort. You may see people walking around in robes. The rooms are in little buildings spread out over the property and there are golf carts you can take to get around or you can walk. Our family had two rooms, one had a king bed, and the other was adjoining and only had a queen-sized Murphy bed. It was a huge room with a kitchen and fireplace (and porch with a grill), though. My girls hate sharing a bed, so asked to add another bed to the room with the Murphy bed. This hotel has the fanciest rooms and the only one with the disposable slippers, so be sure to bring them along for the other hotels if you use them. The breakfast there is good but sometimes slow. We didn't have cell service and the wifi wasn't great.
The hotel at the Grand Canyon was a hot mess, but it is all about the location. Our room had a Grand Canyon View (not super great, since there is a walkway and fence in the way) but it was like a 1960s motel on the inside and the door didn't latch properly. Another family on the trip had a room where when they flushed the toilet the water came out the shower! But again, you stay there for the location and it was certainly amazing to wake up to a snowy Grand Canyon.
The rooms in Monument Valley are great little modular apartments, complete with a porch you can sit on to look at stars. There is a lot of space and they are very nice on the inside. I think both had two queen beds. You can see the monuments from them as well. A short hike up the hill a little made for a great sunrise view.
The rooms in Moab were also very nice. Ours had a kitchenette and patio with a view of the horse pasture. We enjoyed watching the horses. Both of our rooms there had two queen beds. The rooms are separate from the main building with the food and front desk. But it's just a short walk to get there. The ranch is lovely and the views were great.