Blue-Throated Room
Named for the Blue-throated Mountain-gem, the largest hummingbird in the United States — and our most flexible Inn room.
The Inn · Ramsey Canyon Inn's bed & breakfast
A second-floor room with a king bed plus a twin daybed: room for a third without losing the calm of the Inn.
The room
The Blue-Throated pairs a king bed with a twin daybed, making it the Inn room of choice for a parent and an older child, or two friends traveling together. Its namesake, the Blue-throated Mountain-gem, is the largest hummingbird in the country — you'll hear its loud chip notes around the feeders.
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.
Best for
Three guests who want flexibility, or two who like extra room. Children 13+ welcome in this room. The nightly rate is based on two guests, with an additional charge for a third.
Blue-throated Mountain-gem
The room's namesake — the largest hummingbird in the United States, named for the male's brilliant blue throat and known for the loud chip notes it gives around the feeders.
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.
Walk-in 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 Blue-Throated Room?
Availability is tightest in spring and early summer — when the hummingbirds peak.
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