Old Faithful Inn Photo Pages
page 7

(left) The Old Faithful Inn tinted by the golden glow of sunset.

(right) At the corner of the stone fireplace rests the large popcorn popper, especially designed for the Old Faithful Inn, and still used on occasion.

(left) The elaborate stairway at left is part of the original 1904 construction, and can still be seen today in the connecting area between the lobby and the west wing.

(right) A line forms for dinner at the Old Faithful Inn dining room. Reservations are usually necessary, and may be obtained well in advance or, if available, on the day of your visit.

(left) It is easy to become immersed in the rustic charms of the Old Faithful Inn. Even nonguests can enjoy stolling the log-lined hallways or relaxing in a chair while listening to evening piano music in the Inn's large, open lobby.
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