My family and I stayed here in order to visit El Morro, El Malpais, Ice Cave, and then onto Chaco Canyon. Cimarron Rose was the perfect location for accessing all these places. The room we had (Cimmaron) was spacious and cozy; the kitchen was nicely stocked and nicely appointed. The bathroom had a tub but lacked a proper stand up... More

This may be my favorite B & B of all time--each suite is beautifully furnished with southwestern decor--cozy and comfortable. The outdoor patios and gardens are so restful. Shari makes a wonderful breakfast and delivers it to your suite. This B & B is situated in an area that doesn't get as much attention as the northern part of the... More

My husband and two children and I ventured out for an overnight in the Grant's area hoping for a restful break from Albuquerque. We hiked at El Morro National Monument and then retreated for an evening at Cimarron Rose. We loved the cozy, woodsy room with wonderful southwest decor, a stock of cut logs and kindling for the wood burning... More

We were looking for a place to stay for one night on our way back from Canyon de Chelly as we headed back toward Albuquerque. i had seen Cimarron Rose in an article in New Mexico magazine, and we decided to give it a try. What a wonderful place! The grounds are so beautiful and so relaxing. We stayed in... More

Sherrie has created a environment that makes you feel a connection to the natural beauty of the southwest. The room decor is traditional, rustic and comfortable-you feel the connection to the past. I've used the term connection twice already and it is probably underused. The grounds are pastures, gardens with naturalpaths and hiking trails.We had incorporated our stay at Cimmaron... More

My wife and I were looking for a great get-away for our 20th wedding anniversary, located within a 3-4 hour drive from Santa Fe. Cimarron Rose B&B was perfect, located in a quiet, wooded location. We enjoyed our spacious and charming room with kitchen and the outdoor patio for relaxing with a glass of wine and watching the birds. We... More

We stayed in the Cimarron Suite at the Cimarron Rose. Driving down the road to the B&B, we were a little put off by the smoke in the distance, but the friendly reception we received along with the explanation of where the smoke was coming from (Arizona,miles away) put our minds at ease. Tom welcomed us as if he'd known... More

Fourteen years ago we were the first guests to visit Cimarron Rose. In May, we again stayed in the Bandera Suite to celebrate a milestone anniversary. We were delighted to discover that Sheri, our original host/owner was still there, as was her horse, Cimarron. If possible, Cimarron Rose is even more lovely than before. Now there's a gallery of local... More

The Cimarron Rose contributed in a major way to the enchantment we felt while visiting the "Land of Enchantment". While there we felt that we were a part of the landscape and the culture of New Mexico while at the same time enjoying an exceptional level of service and attention to detail. We especially appreciated our host's extensive knowledge (and... More