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Located on the Bluff City Historic Loop, Calf Canyon Inn is a new pioneer-style home constructed over the foundation of the 1880's Hunt House, of which only one sandstone block room remains. A substantial continental-type breakfast is served between 7 and 8:30 a.m. in the dining area or on the shade-covered patio, and features freshly ground coffee, brewed tea and seasonal fruits as well as egg dishes (omelets, scrambled or hard boiled) along with toast and jams. Waffles and/or pancakes may also be served. Guests can relax and mingle in the living room, surrounded by Southwestern books, maps and artwork. |
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| Desert mesas, foothill forests and intimate, hidden canyons surround Bluff. The thousands of archaeological sites that pepper the entire area of the Four Corners add a challenging intellectual aspect to this dramatic part of the Southwest that still conjures images of the old Wild West. The jewel of it all, the great Navajo Reservation, lies just south across the San Juan River from Bluff and runs further south into Arizona. | With a current population of about 300, Bluff residents offer the visitor a choice of restaurants and some outstanding trading posts and art galleries. Several wilderness guides/outfitters make Bluff the jump-off point for raft or kayak adventures down the San Juan River or deep into the backcountry in 4WD vehicles and/or on foot--with llamas as pack animals, if desired. |
and ceiling fans. Navajo rugs and artwork complement views of the bluffs.
 Pioneer Room |
Pioneer Room: Furnished with a double size, pineapple, four poster bed and other New England antiques. The room has views south to Casa del Eco Mesa and east along the San Juan River Valley toward Colorado. $110 plus tax Storm Room: Named for the storm pattern Navajo rug woven by Leona Holiday of Oljato near Monument Valley. The room has a queen size bed, and views are south to Casa del Eco Mesa and west along the San Juan River Valley. $120 plus tax Chief's Room: Furnished with a queen size cedar Adirondack-style bed, large Navajo Chief's rug and original artwork. Views are east along the San Juan River Valley and north to the sandstone bluffs near the entrance to Calf Canyon. $130 plus tax |
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Calf Canyon Bed & Breakfast is a member of the following associations:
Bed & Breakfast Inns of Utah
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