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.

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 Irma sits right in the middle of the little town of Cody. Walking is ideal to the shops and restaurants. The history of The Irma adds to the fun of being there. It's the authenticity of the hotel, restaurant, and bar that makes it unsurpassable. The food is top-notch and the prices cannot be beat. They offer the Best Prime Rib in all of Cody.

There is nothing not to like! The Irma is the true Gem of Cody, Wyoming!

I really enjoyed my stay, travelling alone on a road trip to fill a gap in schedules. Great fun place, my room was in the newish area but was still characterful, quiet and quite luxurious.. Dinner was interesting, quite an impressive dining room and a real experience. Breakfast ditto. Restaurant staff friendly and cheerful.. thanks they made me smile.. The gunfight was more for kids but was a bit of fun, all good and the bar after was quite wild.. good live music.. I recommend this hotel.. Parking easy, all the hotel staff were lovely and good fun, I really thought I had met Buffalo Bill in person when I came down for breakfast..

We stayed for 3 nights in Cody on our way from Denver to Deadwood South Dakota. There was a number of things we wanted to see. The hotel dining area had loads of character but smelled a bit musty. Lots of stuffed animals so could be that .Food was ok and the staff were lovely. Bedroom was clean and comfortable with a good shower.

Stay at the Irma Hotel if you're in Cody, WY! It has great character and ambiance. We had a huge room with 2 queen beds, antique dresser, table, TV, refrigerator, and pretty large bathroom for a hotel room. There was a sink in the bedroom in addition to the sink in the bathroom! That's a bonus in my opinion! We loved the space. Beds were comfortable, and the a/c and refrigerator worked well. We ate dinner and breakfast at the restaurant, and it too was bragworthy. The food was great, and the decor was amazing with pictures of Buffalo Bill and other notable Cody residents, along with numerous elk, deer, moose, and bull heads along the walls. Also, the beautiful cherry bar gifted to Buffalo Bill by the Queen of England is in the dinning room along the wall. I highly recommend you stay here if you can, or at least have a meal there. It's worth it!

Only downside was the lack of an elevator, and a convoluted layout. It was a little tricky figuring out where our room was and the beat door to use going in & out.

The historical aspect of the hotel is fascinating. The pictures and other memorabilia are amazing. We were there to fly fish in a drift boat and the company was right across the street!

We had a window that opened to a deck that many people were using which required us to close the shades. The rooms in the old part of the hotel are not well insulated for sound so you hear a lot of activity. That said it cannot be expected that a hotel over 100 years old would reflect modern values. Despite these issues this hotel is well worth a visit!

The location was perfect for what we wanted. I left the downtown stores and the accessibility to the flavor of Cody. The staff was friendly.

My room was very hot at night. The second night I turned on the air conditioner. My stay was in late January early February, a cold time to turn on the air conditioner.