Cody, Wyoming is an artistic town with famed museums and lots of old West vibes. People come here to explore the Buffalo Bills sites, and of course, take in the natural beauty of the plains and mountains. Cody is true Wyoming at its finest. Many also come here not only to experience the town but to visit other bucket list destinations that are a short drive away, like indescribably gorgeous Yellowstone National Park. Maybe it’s a ranch, lodge, or chain establishment, but these are the best hotels in Cody, Wyoming.
The Cody Hotel
The Cody Hotel is cozy and accommodating. A lodge-like look flows through its exterior, giving the highly-rated establishment a welcoming ambiance. Being just a few minutes walk from the cool frontier attraction, Old Trail Town, guests praise the excellent location along with top-notch service. In addition, there’s free breakfast items and an indoor pool to burn off any extra energy the young ones might have.
Best Western Premier Ivy Inn and Suites
Best Western Premier Ivy Inn and Suites has been given an extra luxurious edge, from a swanky on-site bar to rooms with rich wooden accents. Even the indoor pool exudes a homey, cabin appeal with planked vaulted ceilings and lots of windows for looking out toward Cody’s pretty landscape. There is also a hot tub on site. The hotel fits well into the town’s overall look, and Best Western is typically solid in terms of service.
Chamberlin Inn
Chamberlin Inn sits in the heart of downtown and will transport guests back to the early 1900s via its architecture, and lovely period furnishings and fixtures. Blooms and foliage give the grounds and courtyard painting worthy color in the spring, and you can take it all in from the lovely commons areas such as the sunroom or mountain view balcony. Chamberlin is one of those places that elevates lodging to another level completely.
Carter Mountain Motel
Carter Mountain Motel is a charming, vintage-looking accommodation in a beautiful town. The service is spot on and it kind of feels like you’re staying with friends or family. Don’t be surprised by the friendly front desk attendants who are more than happy to have a chat with you about the best places around to spend your time. These people really know how to make a person feel welcome.
Buffalo Bill's Irma Hotel
Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel has been up and running for well over a century, so that says something. The building and restaurant houses a rich history, and the saloon with tin ceilings and an intricate wooden bar look like a movie set. Everything feels highly authentic, as it was back in the days of the rugged western life, and the establishment is positioned close to museums and other top spots to see in Cody.
Cody Cowboy Village
Cody Cowboy Village is a cute cluster of log cabins that are the ultimate cozy home base for your trip. Thick cuts of wood form the bones of each cabin, which are clean-cut yet homey. The same look continues into commons areas such as the dining room, but the outdoor pool takes on a more refined appearance with a sleek shape and water feature.
Robin’s Nest Bed and Breakfast
Robin’s Nest Bed and Breakfast will grab you from the moment walking up the flower-lined pathway. While the outside is pink, the inside displays a mix of old 1900s flare and lodge-like accents. Breakfast beyond meets expectations with hot offerings made from scratch. If you’re looking for a quiet place to rest your head that’s still really close to everything, this nest is it. You might not want to leave.
K3 Guest Ranch Bed and Breakfast
K3 Guest Ranch Bed and Breakfast offers western-themed rooms with extra special touches that both kids and adults can appreciate. Definitely way more outside of the box than other lodging options, there’s always something new to notice or explore throughout the 33-acre fun land. Only a handful of rooms are available at the property, so each has received lots of love and detail. And what better way to kick off the day than with a campfire cooked breakfast?
