The Windom Room

Rate: Single - $159 Double - $184

This room has been beautifully repainted since the photos! Big windows and a queen bed make this room light and charming. A drop-leaf table with plenty of light provides a romantic spot to enjoy tea and cookies, or work space for the business traveler. The bath has a rain shower. This room shares a large balcony (with the Shavano room) overlooking a patio and gardens, providing a great spot to hang-out and relax. Cable TV is provided, and a DVD-player is available on request.

The bathroom...

An alternate view of the room, looking toward the balcony.

An alternate view, looking toward the balcony.

Amenities at this bed and breakfast in Boulder include:

Our cookie jar, which is always filled with fresh homemade shortbread butter cookies - great with fresh tea or coffee
unlimited tea service - we feature over thirty different loose-leaf teas and herbals, or great fresh-ground coffee
high-speed internet access via WIFI or USB throughout the inn
two guest computers with high-speed internet and print, scan, fax, and copy capability
individual in-room air conditioning
a full-service, organic breakfast in our beautiful dining room (or in your room) featuring fresh fruit, an entrée (an egg dish, or pancakes, or french toast, etc., or eggs to order), home-baked sweet breads, homemade granola, yogurt with berries, toast with wonderful jams, and the finest coffee and teas
wonderful beds and bedding (Gary always says "A B&B ought to have good beds and a good breakfast!")
organic cotton sheets from Coyuchi - crisp and elegant
abundant fresh flowers and delightful art and furnishings
kind, friendly, and laid-back innkeepers and staff - many guests consider the Rose their second home
natural bath products from Shikai and soap from Kiss My Face in eco-friendly packaging
fresh filtered water - Boulder get its water from its own glacier (Arapahoe Glacier)
free local or toll-free calls in the room

Windom Peak, elevation: 14,082 ft, with Sunlight Peak and Mount Eolus, are part of the San Juan Range, which forms a substantial section of the Continental Divide in Colorado.
(Photograph courtesy of Bill Middlebrook and www.14ers.com. ©1989-2005 - Bill Middlebrook. All rights reserved.)