Tour an Old House Room at Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone

As an iconic piece of architecture in the U.S., the Old Faithful Inn is the most requested lodge in Yellowstone National Park. The nearly indestructible log building survived the historic Yellowstone Fire of 1988, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake and harsh winters that blow snow high up the sides.
The Old House rooms are original and feature log walls and antiques. For this room, it features a full size bed with Chest of drawers with a mirror. Addtional features are wall hooks and ice bucket with two artisan glasses.
The Old House rooms share a bathrooms so towels and bathrobes are in the room. Down the hall, the bathroom features several toilet stalls along with a few showers stalls. The bathroom features period tile and fixtures and it quite lovely. For those wanting a tub bath, separate tub rooms offer a private space and a clawfoot tub.
The dining room at Old Faithful Inn serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Its menu focuses on regional flavors and ingredients. It offers a kids menu along with everyone’s favorite, huckleberry ice cream. Resevations are required at dinner though it's open seating for breakfast and lunch.
After dark, Old Faithful Inn is a cozy hub for its guests. Most nights diners warm their hands next to the fireplace before heading to dinner. Others sit on the sofas and read books. Some sit at the antique double-sided desks outfitted with stained glass lamps to write out postcards.
From the second-floor mezzanine, the music starts up in the evening. Depending on the day, musicians play classics to fill the cavernous space with sound. Most guests actually gather in the common areas before retiring to their rooms for the night.
Families gather at gaming tables, shuffling cards or huddling around board games, located on-site.Adults looking to unwind can grab a cocktail at the Bear Pit Lounge. The Mezzanine Bar on the second floor serves coffee and cocktails as well.