Beartooth Inn

Kings Inn Cody

"They say they are handicap accessible but I beg to differ. There was no wheelchair ramp cut in the concrete and the wheelchair had to be lifted and lowered by hand. Please don't stay here unless you are able bodied as there is no elevator. I was there with a group of elderly travelers and we watched from the bus as the help were told that they would have to bring in our bags. The looks on their faces were priceless. If I had been in my own car I would have kept on going down the road. The room seemed clean. The breakfast was lackluster."

Chamberlin Inn

Skyline Motor Inn

A Western Rose

"Nice place to crash."

Trail Shop Inn

"It took one hour for us to get a salad and an appetizer and we were the only ones inside the restaurant when we ordered. A table of six outside ordered at the same time and their orders were being prepared first according to the waiter. On top of that, the chef could be heard yelling in the kitchen and giving our waiter a difficult time when he inquired about our food. Voices carry, Mr. Chef - shame on you!"

Irma Hotel

"Irma Hotel is a three-star hotel with a deep history in Cody Town, Wyoming, USA. Founded in 1902 by "Wild **" William Frederick Kodi (William F. Cody), the hotel is one of the landmarks of Kodi Town and an ideal place to explore the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park."