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Audrey Aieta and her daughter Barbara Osterberg bought the hotel with the dream of restoring it and adding a dinner theater and gift shop. Their attempts to restore the hotel were unsuccessful, but they did get the hotel listed in the National Registry of Historic Places.
In 1985 the hotel was bought by John and Carol Record, who committed over a million dollars to restore the building that had fallen so badly into disrepair. They replaced the cabins behind the hotel with 14 motel-style units and added their own log house on the grounds. The restoration of the hotel was extremely complex, and included replacing the foundation, all plumbing and electrical fixtures, and every window. The guest rooms were meticulously restored using antiques and handmade quilts, with vintage photos for reference.
Just as their dream was being realized, John Record was killed in a plane crash in 1989. Carol completed the restoration and opened the hotel later that year, exactly one hundred years after the Boothbys first opened their home to guests in 1889. Carole Record died in April 1991.
In January 1998 the hotel was bought by Mike and Jo Turner. Like Jennie Boothby and Mary Grieve, Jo has made the Dinner House a favorite of guests and locals alike. Prospect is once again a popular stop for travelers enjoying the natural wonders of the area. The Prospect Hotel and Dinner House again has the facilities and location to be one of the Pacific Coast's best.
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