The Mother Jones Suite

A bedroom with a four-poster wooden bed, two red lamps, a wooden dresser with a mirror, and wooden doors and trim.
A living room with a blue sofa, pinkish-red ottoman, large windows with red floral valances, vintage wooden wardrobe, radiator, table lamp, mirror, and view of trees and houses outside.
A bedroom with a wooden four-poster bed, white bedding, two matching table lamps with red shades, a colorful forest-themed painting above the bed, and a wooden nightstand.

⭐ Spacious Comfort with Historic Character

The Mother Jones Suite combines spacious Victorian elegance, original architectural details, and abundant natural light to create a relaxing retreat for couples, friends, or families. The adjoining sitting room offers comfortable seating, mountain views, a queen sleeper sofa, and plenty of space to unwind after a day exploring Trinidad.

Named for the legendary labor organizer who played a pivotal role in the Colorado Coalfield War, the suite honors Mother Jones's visits to Trinidad and her fearless advocacy for miners, their families, and working people throughout the nation.

Quick Facts at a Glance

  • Sleeps up to 4

  • Queen four-poster bed

  • Separate sitting room with queen sleeper sofa

  • Located on second floor

  • Large private bath with clawfoot tub and shower adjacent to the suite

  • Large porch with seating just outside the room offering scenic views of Trinidad and mountains beyond

  • Convenient access to indoor and outdoor common spaces

  • Complimentary breakfast and afternoon wine & cheese

  • Ideal for families (with children ten and older) or friends

Why You'll Love This Suite

Close-up of a wooden framed photograph of an elderly woman holding a guitar, hanging on a wooden wall with a Mother's Day plaque above.
A vintage wooden dresser with framed photographs and decorative items, placed against a wall in a room with wooden trim and floors, wooden doors partially open.
A coffee station with a Keurig machine, black and white patterned mugs, and various coffee condiments and accessories on a black countertop.
A living room corner with a gray sofa, decorative pillows, a framed landscape painting on the wall, a white lamp with a floral arrangement, and a wooden side table.
A vintage bathroom with a white porcelain sink, a gold-framed oval mirror, and a floral fabric shower curtain. Pink towels and a small vase of flowers are on the sink, and a wooden table supports the sink beneath. The bathroom has wood flooring, a shaded window, and decorative wall tiles below the plain upper wall.
A vintage bathroom with a white cast iron bathtub, a large ornate gold mirror, pink towels hanging on a chrome towel bar, a small vase with pink roses, blue bottles, and a dark wood vanity with a white tiled top. The bathroom features dark, decorative tile on the lower half of the wall, a beige upper wall, and a white door.
A front porch or balcony with two white wicker armchairs with cushions, a glass-topped table, a small white metal table with two chairs, and a potted plant with pink and purple flowers, overlooking a street with trees and houses.
Black-and-white portrait of an older woman with short, tousled white hair, wearing Victorian-style clothing, seated on a chair, with a dark plain background.
A vintage newspaper article with the headline: "Mother Jones stole march on the leaders." The article describes Mother Jones arriving unannounced in Trinidad, Colorado, to visit coal mining camps and conduct a survey of labor conditions, secretly discussing the strike with miners and officials.
An elderly woman with white hair, glasses, and a stern expression, sitting at a desk with an open book and a pen, in a room with a gray wall.

Inspired by Mother Jones, the legendary labor organizer and tireless advocate for miners and working families, this suite honors her powerful connection to Trinidad during the early 1900s. Her visits to the city helped inspire and support coal miners as they fought for safer working conditions, fair wages, and dignity in one of the most significant labor struggles in Colorado history.

By recognizing Mother Jones, we celebrate her courage, compassion, and unwavering commitment to justice. Her work brought national attention to the hardships faced by coal mining families and left a lasting legacy that remains an important part of Trinidad's story.

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Opening Special Rates for the Mother Jones Suite

Reserve your stay by Labor Day and enjoy our introductory rates for any future available dates. Book now and lock in these special opening prices before our standard rates take effect.

Standard rate - $225 per night

Introductory rate - $180 per night

Plus 14.4% mandatory taxes

For the best rates, personalized hospitality, and the most seamless experience, we encourage guests to reserve directly through the Tarabino Inn website. There is a minimum two-night stay.

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