Rogers House Bed and Breakfast Inn

With amenities like private baths, whirlpool tubs, and queen-sized beds, the Rogers House Bed and Breakfast Inn offers a comfortable home away from home with a friendly environment in an elegant setting, perfect for a relaxing get-away amidst the fantastic sights and scenery of Southeastern Utah.

Location
Located in the scenic southeast corner of Utah between the towering spires of Monument Valley and the red rocks of Arches National Park, the Rogers House Bed and Breakfast Inn provides an atmosphere of simple yet sophisticated charm. Within ninety miles of its location in Blanding, Utah are found such sights as Mesa Verde, Lake Powell, Canyonlands National Park, and Natural Bridges.

Accommodations
A television and telephone provide modern amenities in all the rooms for those who desire them, and down-comforters are placed on the beds during the winter months.
The Wasel Washburn Room offers a Victorian setting in soft pastels. For relaxation, the private bath boasts a whirlpool tub and pedestal sink. A secretary desk and antique walnut armoir furnish the room with convenience. Discover serenity in the comfortable easy chair or on the queen-sized brass bed with hand-crocheted coverlet.
The Jim Mike Room is steeped in the flavor of the area's Native American history. Companion to a genuine cradle board, an authentic Navajo loom provides a centerpiece to the room's decor. Paintings and crafts by local Native American artists are set off stunningly by the room's rich tones. A queen-sized black Quaker poster bed, leather love seat and library table furnish the room for comfort. The private bath flaunts a whirlpool tub and marble-topped washstand with modern sink insert.
The elegance of the Vet and Thora Bradford Room is enticing with its vaulted ceiling, soft pink and blue decor, and climbing ivy. Antique sewing machines provide a charming adornment to the room with a pieced quilt complementing the queen-sized cherry sleigh bed and matching antique dresser. The private bath is equipped with a double shower and pedestal sink while two comfortable easy chairs provide relaxation.
The Cowboy Room is decorated to suit its name with various items once used by local cow hands. The private bath lends itself to this flavor with an authentic clawfoot tub and the sink that once occupied the kitchen of the antiquated house. Four occupants are possible with a large queen-sized brass bed and sofa sleeper. Other furnishings and adornments include an antique blanket chest, rocker and oak armoire.

Amenities
An attractive leaded glass front door opens into the welcoming ambience with antique furniture, hardwood floors and a graceful balustrade contributing to the overall charm of the historic house. The cozy living room offers guests a relaxing evening spent in front of the marble fireplace with an antique mahogany piano as a source of light entertainment. Or, on a warm night, the large front porch with the original porch swing beckons invitingly to the weary traveler and sightseer.

Meals
Hosts Pete and Charlotte Black provide a generous breakfast each morning at the time requested by guests. Awaken to the aroma of tempting sweet breads and hot coffee as well as juice, seasonal fresh fruit, homemade granola and a delicious entree. Served in an atmosphere of welcoming hospitality, the meal is a perfect start to any day.

Children: info n/a

Smoking: no

Pets: no

Rates: $55

Payment: major credit cards