2-Star Hotels in Cody

Motel, counter has cockroaches, very close, the room has a full kitchen equipment, very clean, the oven is brand new, the refrigerator is large, but the air-conditioning noise is too loud, not cold enough, only sound, the wall socket is almost all faulty, no washing machine, no breakfast, 200 dollars a night in peak season, not cheap, Grandma at the counter is very kind, thank you

Our toilet was stopped up and the desk person told where to go get a plunger. Not fix it

Very close to Cody Rodeo, walking distance. Good security, very safe, wooden denim style room like it very much. Very quiet at night and sleep very well.

Ordinary motel, room facilities are average. The parking lot is sandy road and coffee can be provided in the morning.

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.

Not a luxury hotel, but clean, small and well-equipped, the reception desk is professional and fast, many times stronger than Arby's cashier. Although the fixed king bed faces a strange roof, it is very quiet. If you go to Cody, you will still live in this house. I am an old member of choice, I have lived for many years in comfort inn, no disappointment.

Huangshi Dongmen came out to the hotel very late. I went to the front desk and my grandmother said my name. I should wait for my rest after the stay. The room is big and the facilities are new. Next to the supermarket, there are many shops opposite, Cody. Oil prices are relatively cheap and taxes are low

Very much like a small inn. Chinese boss wife is very enthusiastic, affordable and breakfast. The town of Cody itself has a wild west style, and the scenery along the road from the town to Yellowstone is also beautiful. Going back to the inn to hear the familiar accent is also very gracious. There are too many activities and stories in the town to see if you have to listen. I hope I can come again, still live here!