Fun location. Nice to walk around the hotel and look at all the memorabilia from the years. Convenient location near all the main sights in town. Rooms match the theme. Bed was pretty comfortable.

The rooms are really quite expensive for what you're getting. Would be more economical to stay in another hotel and just visit the place like it's a museum. The food in the restaurant was not amazing, but it wasn't terrible, either. There was a really bright streetlight right outside our window, but the room had some opaque blinds we could pull down that mostly took care of that. The toilet was really loud, but again, not a huge deal. Hard to find a parking spot during the day, but it was easier after dinner.

Historic, period hotel. Well decorated. Well located and clean.The young male receptionist was very pleasant, smiling and helpful! The adjoining bar was nice. Good location in the city center.

A female receptionist was not pleasant. She was cold and unsmiling! In the bedroom the light was white. Warmer lighting would have been appreciated. The buffet at the adjoining restaurant closed too early. The buffet was expensive compared to the food on offer. And the plates were cleared too quickly. We felt rushed.

The location was excellent for visiting Buffalo Bill Center of the West Museum and the surrounding area. The Irma restaurant was good, but dinner service was slow due to its popularity. Besides dining out and the one souvenir shop, there didn't appear to be any after dinner activities.

There were no breakfast diners/cafes that offered a varied menu close to the Irma. The Irma Hotel offered breakfast, but we chose not to eat there since service would be slow. The staff would have been better if they had more time to spend with you. As it was, they were very busy all the time.

What a wonderful hotel, restaurant and bar. The rooms are great with comfy beds and bedding. The staff and their service are all so terrific!!! The food is fabulous, and the bar is a fun place to hang out after dinner. The owner, Mike Darby is always present and such a great person. Tim is a wonderful gentleman who makes you feel comfortable and provides you with fun jokes. Tammy, Amanda & Kristal are the best servers we've ever had.

Really, there is nothing bad at all with the Irma! If I had the funds, I'd supply the 39 rooms with larger tv's. That it. This hotel is a MUST to stay, eat and drink while visiting Cody, Wyoming!

The room was fantastic, so historic. We had the Buffalo Bill Room, best in the hotel. Yes, it was expensive but wanted the full experience. You could just feel the history of the place. The bed was comfortable, and the couch was new and super comfortable. The ceiling was like 20 ft high. I can imagine being here in the early 1900s. Did not see any ghosts but kept an eye out. If you want the full experience, and have the money, make it a point to stay. Breakfast buffet 13$ or so, but they have everything you want. If you cannot do stairs, stay somewhere else, there are a lot of them. Old photos and paintings were amazing. You may think a hotel this old would be run down, but it is not. Very clean and well maintained.

Parking was difficult at first, tourists take up the lot, had to park on the street and move it to the lot when a space opened up.

The room size was fantastic, the location and the historical value were what sold us. I loved the historical bathroom it was neat for our kids to see and experience. The entire hotel is full of historical items, some for sale. They have a gift shop and other neat stores as well, you can spend quite some time walking around taking it all in. You will need good knees as there is a lot of stairs and they are very steep.

To get to our rooms and all the rooms on the very top floor was an absolute nightmare. So many customers were lost with us. It took an officer to find all our rooms. There are not a lot of plugs to charge cells, etc. No real view, there is no microwaves in the room as it must be historical. This means you will hear all the noises of the hotel and restaurant below.

Treat yourself in Cody with a stay in this historic hotel. Familiarize yourself with its history and you will enjoy it even more. Our room was very large (and not a special suite). Excellent location. Very comfortable and our room was spotless. Great restaurant and bar on site, too. Their staff was extremely helpful with a special gift shop request.

They do not have a guest elevator, only stairs for the upper floor rooms.

The hotel took us back in time to the Wild West. The woodwork was beautiful as were all the art throughout. The dining room with the bar and pressed metal ceilings seemed to be the place to be for meals. We only ate elsewhere once and they were always busy. We stayed in the Max Wilde room which was very comfortable and roomy. Definitely a good location in the midst of downtown.

Amazing experience staying in Buffalo Bills actual suite. Beautiful period decoration and spacious apartment. Very large and comfortable bed. The whole hotel is a treat. It made for a fantastic break.

Apart from a lad broadcasting some sort of ghost hunting blog from the corridor outside our room! We enjoyed the restaurant on each of our 3 nights. Lovely experience apart from third night unfortunately my food was on the luke-warm side. This was partially rectified but not fully. Only a small concern in an amazing visit.

The history of the building and area were interesting. The show and rodeo trip were a fun option. We were only there one night or we would have done more. The location allowed us to explore the town and park.

We were hauling a trailer and needed a place to park it. Parking for hotel was limited but hotel staff pointed out nearby public parking which helped.