Irma Hotel, Cody

Such a beautiful landmark! Our visit was enjoyable and informative. We are big history buffs and loved everything about The Irma Hotel.

We were very impressed with the staff of the Irma Hotel. They were friendly and more than accommodating. We had a terrific trip and much in part to everyone here.

Very unique...full of history! They have a killer gift shop! My husband found the coolest hat in the shop. Plenty of unique women's items such as clothing, jewelry and other trinkets. We didn't eat at any of the restaurants but heard good things from friends who have. We did sit on the patio, have a drink and people watch. Next time I'm in Cody, WY and need a place to stay, this would be on the top of my list of places to stay!

This was a beautiful place to explore. My wife and I took many picture and we enjoyed the layed back atmosphere. Very nice place.

Arrived in Cody on July 3rd and departed the 5th. This town sure knows how to celebrate our nations birthday.. The old fashioned way with rodeo, Cody museum, parade and midtown shootouts. And staying at the Irma only makes a true wild west experience even better. These two nights were among the best I have ever experienced.

This hotel is full of great history (once owned by W.F. Cody and named after his daughter), however I would not recommend staying! Our room was upstairs and the smoke from the bar bellow infiltrated our room around 10pm....GROSS! Needless to say we did not get any sleep and wound up checking out a day early. The staff at the Irma is great and very friendly, the restaurant was also good!

This hotel may be a fun place to visit but NOT a good place to stay. It's noisy and run down.

Ahh - the aspirations and romance of the Urma. Quickly shattered by dirt, grime and a lack of service. The reception staff where probably the most unprofessional I've ever come across nationwide. Sadly this establishment can survive on 1st time and only time visitors - a true injustice to uninformed visitors and the legacy and dreams of Mr Cody. This is not an hotel you would bring children - off any age. Agree with other reviewers - stay somewhere else - perhaps drop into the Saloon for a quick nostalgic beer, then depart into the west.

you know this is old hotel and a historic place and all this new stuff would take away from what the theme is so if you are going to gripe about stupid stuff kile that then i suggest that stay in your nice big urban cities and let the rest of us enjoy the country theme. I stayed there and i enjoyed myself.

I didn't stay in the hotel its self But I did eat there and it was very, very good.The Prime Rib buffet was one of the best I have had.I work at The Hays House Restraunt, in Council Grove,Ks and our restraunt is going ot be 150 years old this year(2007). I know first hand just how hard it is to up keep a building that old and keep it as original as possible. Just a piece advice, if you want elevators, and other modern luxuries, stay at your local hotal chain, but if you want to feel the history, and get a small glimpse of pioneer life stay at one of these historic hotels.