The Anniversary Inn - Logan

Although the site offers interesting gimmicky rooms. They do not offer daily turn down service for your room, not even toilet paper or taking trash out. We had to hunt them down to take our breakfast order. T

Fire and ice stay March 28th Stayed at the Fire and Ice room with my wife. We really appreciated the aesthetic of the room as a whole, though we felt some things could be updated. Breakfast was really good, all the hot food came out hot and everything that need to be cold/cool was just that. All in all, it is a very unique bed and breakfast that only really needs a minor updating and facelift. Also, the staff was very friendly.

Stayed for 2 nights in different rooms. So the first night we were in the Las Vegas room. Bed was comfortable but had long black hairs on the sheets. The most frustrating part was the TV didn't work and the phone system was down. We called using our cell which was fine and the receptionist came to help with the TV. She couldn't get it to work but after messing with it I figured out they had the HDMI's mixed up so even though the instructions told you to select the input to Satellite you really needed to select Blue Ray. Not a big deal just a little odd a place with 4-5 separate buildings spread out like it is doesn't have a operating phone system. There wasn't a hair dryer so we had to ask to have that brought to us as well. The rooms are fun and a big reason to pay a little extra than a hotel room but the breakfast was absolutely disgusting. You no longer get to choose from a variety of options like they used to, now it's one entree and if you don't like it tough. Speaking of tough, the frittata or whatever it was we had was so tough you couldn't chew it. We left and had to go out to eat at a restaurant (The Crepery just down the street was good). They used to have these egg and ham croissants and fruit with yogurt and granola and 2 types of drinks. Now you get whatever they have to offer that day. We got a couple of moldy mushy over ripe strawberries and 5 blueberries with a egg, cheese, and potato thing you couldn't even chew. You get a better breakfast at a Holiday Inn. They charge $300+ PER NIGHT for the rooms we had and that's what they give you to eat? I would pay extra for what they used to serve. From now on if we go back I won't even want breakfast and maybe that's the owners goal. But then stop calling it a bed and breakfast and lower the rates on the rooms because what they charge now is not worth what you get. Some of these rooms haven't been updated in YEARS especially at the Logan location. The beds aren't comfortable and the pillows are cheap so we bring our own. The Jesse James room is it's own building and in January it's cold in Logan. There were no blankets on the bed and we couldn't find a extra blanket in the closets. We brought our own blanket so we were fine thankfully since the phones didn't work. But it's ok there is a gas fireplace....oh wait it's for decoration only!! it used to work in the winter time now they don't even have it hooked up and its for "Ambiance"??? Having a fireplace for ambiance only helps the Ambiance if it has flames! It's just so aggravating to see them make so many cost cutting measures everywhere. I get it they need to make a profit but it's getting ridiculous to see how many things don't work and aren't up to standard for a $300 a night room. Time to find a different place to go I guess after coming 3-4 times a year for almost 20 years now. Just sad.

We've been to various locations over our marriage of many years. Last night wasn't our best experience. I felt sorry for the young adults trying to manage their Logan, Utah location. We reserved the Taj Mahal room and upon initial impression it was a beautiful room albeit with worn carpeting. After about an hour reading directions and not being able to get the master TV to turn on I decided it was time to call the front desk. The phone system was out of order, leaving no recourse other than get dressed and walk over to the front desk a few buildings away and ask for help. A nice young lady at the desk offered to come over and see if she could solve the problem. She came over to our room and we both decided the TV was not working even though the outlet was getting power and the batteries in the remote were replaced. She offered to let us watch a movie in another room that was vacant a couple doors down. This room was called the Biker Roadhouse. It too was a nice room, though dated with a functioning TV and an old fashioned pin ball machine and pool table. The pin ball machine was broken and their were no balls with which to play a game of pool, but we were able to watch a movie. For the cost of the rooms, I think the owners could do better. When asked in the morning if they'd solved the telephone issue, we were told it had been a problem for some time, but that it was on the list to get fixed. For now they were just instructed to unplug the system and then plug it back in to try to get it to work. If you have problems getting them to the answer the phone at the Logan location, that is likely the reason. Overall we like the themed room experience, but seriously think the management needs to do a better job. The only reason I'm giving this 3 stars and not 1 or 2 is we still enjoy the themed room experience and the staff was kind, yet powerless to solve the problems that lie at the feet of the management/owners.

My husband and I are both in our 70s. Ten years ago, he surprised me with a stay at the Anniversary Inn in Logan, Utah. On November 21st, he hoped to recreate that surprise by reserving the same room. However, the surprise was an understatement! When my husband retrieved the key and opened the door, we were immediately disgusted by the filthy carpet, stained with oil, dirt, and grime. Since it was a cold November evening in Logan, my husband went to start the fireplace, but the switch didn’t work, so we could not ignite a fire. Realizing that we could not stay in such a dirty, non-functioning room, my husband tried to call the front desk clerk, but the phone didn’t work and there was no dial tone. Unable to reach the clerk by phone, we went to the front desk to express our concerns directly. The clerk showed us two other rooms; however, to access either of these rooms, we had to walk up stairs that were covered in filthy carpet. Additionally, the paint on the walls and doors was cracked and peeling, and a rancid smell permeated the area. When the clerk opened the door to the first of two rooms, the first thing we noticed was that all the lamps and the phone were unplugged. Before we had a chance to determine whether the room was acceptable, she closed the door and said, “Let me show you something else.” The second room also had the same noticeable issues; the lamps and the phone were also unplugged. Additionally, the bathroom tiles were badly cracked, the stand-alone mirror had drippings on it, the towels felt rough, the window shades were inoperable in most windows, and three lightbulbs were burned out. The cost of the room was $200 per night, which was supposed to include breakfast delivered to our room by 9:30 AM. However, this never happened. By 10 AM, we decided to leave, realizing that staying at the Anniversary Inn was not just a bad experience, but truly a terrible idea. After driving several hundred miles to our next destination, I realized I had forgotten my nightgown in the room at the Anniversary Inn. I naively hoped that someone from the Inn would reach out as a courtesy to inform me about the lost item. To my disappointment, I found out that the employees at the Anniversary Inn do not offer that service, leading me to believe they would rather keep or discard items left behind. In summary, we have never been so thoroughly disappointed, and frankly disgusted, with a place of business as we are with the Anniversary Inn.

I was worried that this Inn was going to be kitschy as each room is decorated to the max following a particular theme. The room we stayed in was the African Safari and was well done. The bed was very comfortable as were the chairs to watch movies. One oddity is that no rooms have windows so it can feel claustrophobic. The other surprise was that the breakfast menu was limiting. I would call it a continental breakfast at best. You could only chose one entree, but biscuits & butter/jam was one choice, a croissant another. These are not entrees in my mind. You could choose eggs & toast. If you wanted bacon or sausage, you paid extra. Then for a beverage you got one choice - either tea, coffee, juice, or milk but not more than one. The breakfast is delivered to your room but comes with plastic cutlery & styrofoam cups. First, the environmental waste because there are a lot of rooms here, but this is a fairly expensive place, and i expected better. The Inn is walking distance to downtown and restaurants in the area.