"Thank you for your wonderful hospitality. We very much enjoyed our visit- the quiet seclusion, privacy & abundance of stars at night. Perfect breakfast in the morning to help us climb Mt. Taylor for the annual quadrathalon - we'll be back!"(Guest Book Entry)
This spirited, intimate suite is named for the Inn-Keeper's beloved horse, "Cimarron" (Spanish for wild & untamed) whom she purchased and caught as a wild colt on an Indian Reservation in Washington state. The "down to earth" warmth of our pine wood walls, floors and viga ceilings create the ambiance of a Zuni Mountain cabin. The unique decor reflects the rich cultural history of our nearby Dine (Navajo) peoples and pioneering settlers during the homesteading era of the 1920's through 1940's.
Private entry; private bath; Queen bed; Queen futon sofa bed; fully equipped kitchen with dining area, gas range, microwave and refrigerator/freezer. Many antiques include a romantic wood-burning parlor stove in the bedroom and footed bathtub nestled below a beautiful custom stained glass window. Amenities include a stereo with a selection of music, candles, picnic basket & blanket and day-pack for hikes.
