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"Went with grandsons and we loved the pool! Loved outdoor hot tub, got to go on while it was snowing. We were able to check in early and get rooms on the same hall. The breakast was great"

"Anniversary Inn in Logan is a beautiful place"

"Good breakfast, helpful front desk staff and clean, affordable stay. "

"We Love staying there :)"

"Great service and clean. "

"Travel ok"

"The only complaint I have is the shower head caused pain due to the water pressure and the head type. "

"Stay was fine. The breakfast buffet food was not that great. In fact for two days, we had to go somewhere else to get something to eat. That was edible."

"This place is great! It has a large gathering area (lots of couches), a kids' hangout (bean bags, a projector and screen hooked to a dvd player), a cozier living room (where a few adults would sit and visit) and a good-sized dining area where everyone could eat together. The game room (converted garage - so a little chilly) - had everything! Foosball, pool table, foam pit, small climbing wall, ping-pong, a playground climbing set - everything! It has room heaters which keep it warm-ish and the way the kids were running around in there, they didn't complain that it was chilly, but it was a bit cool to me. The bedrooms had nice heavy doors and kept the sound out. The kitchen was very well stocked - lots of dishes and plenty of silverware and whenever someone asked "Do you think they have a . . . ?" - they did! Since its close to Christmas time, we were very glad to have the lovely Christmas tree in the front room. We found a keyboard in a closet but since we brought our own; I can only assume it worked. We had lots of little children - infants up to a couple of 13 year olds - and everyone had a fantastic time. We highly recommend Aspen Lodge. (Please note that the property details description is correct -there are 8 private bedrooms and one bunkroom. There are NOT 10 bedrooms.) TIP: One of our moms suggested we bring $ store black plastic tablecloths to hang over the french door entries to some bedrooms to cut down on the light in the daytime to accommodate napping toddlers."