The location was just off the square, enough to be quiet but definitely close enough to walk everywhere. We thoroughly enjoyed soaking in the salt water hot tub after a day of hiking. The staff were always friendly, accommodating, and personable. Fresh baked cookies were available throughout the day. The daily breakfasts were incredible and very generous portions: French toast, pancakes, waffles were part of rotating specials, and eggs, bacon, sausage, etc were the standard offering. it is like a breath of Brooklyn in the middle of the Wyoming countryside. We stayed in the Yellowstone cabin which was very roomy and charming with a fireplace, wet bar, microwave, coffee maker, and larger than normal mini fridge. Anvil Hotel is a passion project of a guy called Erik Warner who bought an old motel and together with the amazing designers at Studio Tack (now renamed Post Company) transformed it into this welcoming, modern retreat. The Huff House was so clean and comfortable for our family of 5 (girls ages 15, 19, and 21). We just returned from a week’s stay at the Huff House Inn, and we wouldn’t stay anywhere else! My husband will tell you that I’m a “hotel snob,” having been spoiled by his company at many 5-star resorts across the country and Caribbean.

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