The Washington School was constructed of limestone in 1889, and is listed on both the National and the Utah Historic Registers. Although it was heralded as one of the best schools in the state at the time, by the 1950s it lay abandoned. In 1984 the building was restored as an inn by Frank O'Bryan; it's managed by Jean Carlan. A typical breakfast menu includes fresh fruit and juice, cereal, blueberry muffins, walnut bread, and Mexican corn pie; after an active day, guests are tempted with baked Brie, fruit and crackers, vegetables and shrimp dip, applesauce brownies, cider, and tea.

Meals Included in Rates Breakfast

Other Amenities Details
The Washington School Inn has 15 lavishly appointed Guestrooms and Suites, all with private baths. The imported 300-600 thread count sheets are just one of many luxury amenities. Beautifully decorated, the rooms are sure to please even the most discriminating guests. Distinctive period furnishings perfectly complement the Inn's turn of the century architecture. Oversized classroom windows, quaint dormers, brick chimneys and curved entry porticos transport you back to a time when craftsmanship was prized and the pace of life was much more relaxed. No details have been overlooked, from the luxurious feather beds and down comforters to the plush terry cloth robes in the rooms. Every effort has been made to ensure you are pampered and relaxed during your stay with us.

Average Rates
Start From USD 120.00 To USD 295.00 Daily

Mode Of Payments

Cash