Cimarron Rose Bed & Breakfast

04/14/2021

ATTENTION ALL FRIENDS OF ZUNI PUEBLO - the moment we've been waiting so long for - THE PUEBLO WILL RE-OPEN AS OF THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 16. Please see the text of the official release below and once again, WELCOME TO ZUNI!

Immediate Release
By the order of the Incident Command Team in consultation and support from the Governor, Tribal Council, and Zuni Public Health Officials; the Incident Command team will decrease mitigation measures based on the current COVID-19 data provided by Zuni IHS. Changes will take effect on Friday, April 16, 2021,
Changes:
 Checkpoints on State Road 53 will be lifted
o Note: Checkpoints will be re-established including other protective measures in the event there is an increase in COVID positive cases.

 Nightly Curfew enforcement will remain in effect with a one-hour extension.

 Businesses may stay open till 9:00 PM.

 Nightly Curfew: 10:00 pm – 5:00 AM

REMINDER
If you have received the COVID-19 vaccine and are fully vaccinated, you are still required to wear a face mask, wash/sanitize hands and social distance when in public. There have been reported reinfections that have occurred in cases where an individual has been fully vaccinated.
Keep in mind that the use of face masks is still required at all local businesses in order to enter a business and purchase goods & services.

04/14/2021

With weather and restrictions starting to "warm up" - could be a great time to visit!

Why are there so few inscriptions from the Mexican period on Inscription Rock?

Control of this region changed from Spain to Mexico in 1821. Then in 1848, Mexico lost the land to the growing United States. Yet during those 27 years of Mexican rule, only one cryptic signature was left on Inscription Rock by “O.R.” in 1836. There are several possible explanations for this. Some undated Spanish inscriptions may have been left by Mexican citizens. Any dated Mexican signatures may have been eroded or obscured by lichens or clay before they were noted by others. Any Pueblo or Navajo petroglyphs from that time are not dated. American traders were not welcome in Mexico, but at least three parties passed through El Morro any way in 1827, 1829, and 1830. They left no inscriptions, perhaps to hide their activities from Mexican authorities.



Image Description: A paved trail winds gradually uphill past the northern face of Inscription Rock, a towering yellow sandstone cliff with grasses and shrubs at the base.

01/27/2021

Hoping you are all doing well in this new year! It's been a tough year for everyone and our B&B included - we have been closed since mid-November but hope to re-open in April. Contact us if you would like to experience our wonderful local attractions such as El Morro National Monument!

07/05/2020

Our in-state guests continue to be welcomed with social distancing and masks of course - but unfortunately we can't yet welcome out of state guests due to the 14 day quarantine mandate - sorry and stay safe everyone!

14-day quarantine expanded to travelers on road trips

03/21/2020

Hope you're all safe out there - but consider that a conscientious, small, rural B&B may be the safest place to hunker down for a while. . .

Small businesses need our help now more than ever. Here are 10 creative ways to lend your support without risking your health.

01/26/2020

Stay at the Rose and visit Zuni Pueblo - 45 minutes away!

01/15/2020

We are only 45 beautiful minutes away from this amazing community - come and experience it! Call 505-783-4770 to reserve your unique lodging spot.

12/25/2019

Merry Christmas from our family to yours. 🎅

12/23/2019

Wishing you the best in 2020 and hopefully an opportunity to host you as well!

12/08/2019

What do you do to celebrate your birthday?

113 years ago today, El Morro became a National Monument, preserving a continuum of human history that spans more than 1,000 years! Come see why Theodore Roosevelt protected this place so many years ago!