Rufous Room
A cozy queen-bed Inn room named for the fiery Rufous Hummingbird, the long-distance traveler of the canyon.
The Inn · Ramsey Canyon Inn's bed & breakfast
A first-floor room and a favorite of solo travelers and writers.
The room
Rufous is intimate and quiet — a queen bed, a reading chair by the window, and a bathtub-and-shower bath. Named for the Rufous Hummingbird, which migrates farther than almost any bird its size.
What's included
The hospitality pantry (coffee, tea, hot cocoa, and snacks), parking, and access to the main Inn's kitchen — where guests can take advantage of the packaged food provided, or prepare their own. The trailhead and common areas are an easy distance away.
Rufous Hummingbird
The room's namesake — a fiery copper-orange hummingbird famous for one of the longest migrations of any bird its size, and notoriously feisty at the feeders in late summer.
A look around.
The details.
What comes with a stay at the Inn.
Quality bedding
Premium mattresses and cotton linens in every room.
Canyon view
Windows and, in most rooms, a balcony looking into the canyon.
Bathtub with shower
En suite bath with quality amenities in every room.
Guest kitchen
The Inn's shared kitchen, for the Inn's lodging guests — coffee, tea, hot cocoa, and snacks.
Wi-Fi included
Reliable across the property — though we suggest you ignore it.
Dawn-Ready Eats
The Inn's hospitality pantry — packaged treats, fruit, snacks, coffee, tea, and cocoa.
Trail access
The Preserve trailhead is a three-minute walk from the front door.
Free parking
A reserved spot at the Inn, just steps from the entrance.
Other rooms at the Inn.
Ready to book Rufous Room?
Availability is tightest in spring and early summer — when the hummingbirds peak.
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