You'll get a feel for the outdoors in the Trapper, complete with a horsehead headboard, canvas window coverings and western accents. A beautiful sleigh bed is the focal point in the main room of the Wasatch Mountain Suite, which comes with a children's wing. A red potbelly stove adds a whimsical touch. Most of the rooms have antique furnishings and many include Persian rugs, Tiffany-style lamps, and beautifully carved wood pieces. Guests can relax in the inn's music room or sitting room.
High tea is served in the afternoon, with breads, light beverages and a specially blended tea.
A delicious complimentary breakfast is served daily. The asparagus quiche is noteworthy, as are the blueberry ricotta pancakes or blueberry waffles made from an old family recipe. The inn was built in 1906 for Edward Woodruff, a physician for the railroad. The Stewart family purchased the home in the 1950s. Mrs. Stewart was well known for her elocution lessons.