I am not sure how you can make a reservation here. But if you can, do it…read more I was referred here by someone who knows the owner, so I did not try to make a reservation without that connection. However, if you find yourself in Cody, needing a place to rest your head, this is a very nice place. Its on the edge of town, for me was on the way "in" from the East, and is up a dirt road that you should probably not drive too fast on, but not one with a lot of potholes or anything like that. There are not many rooms here, and from what I understand only single beds, but each room as two of those. Some rooms share a bath, others do not. There are two "houses" that have rooms in them. Communal entryways and a shared kitchen area, which is stocked with a few pans and things like that. On the honor system they provide sodas, I think they were fifty cents each?, and you put money in a jar. There is also a washer dryer, also honor system that you can use. I had not expected this, but was thrilled, as I had been traveling for some time and the laundry was piling up. While they supply soap as well, I used my own. I'm not sure what the suggested donation was there, but there was one, it was more than reasonable, and frankly, its great to be able to do laundry and not have to sit at a Laundromat etc. Each place has a living room, and while there were tvs in those, I did not watch them. There is free wifi. The grounds are lovely, many statues made by the owner, shes an artists as well. She has traveled worldwide, and the influences show in her art work. There is a lama that comes to visit as well, but don't worry, there are cow grates to keep the animals out, but that allow you to drive in and out as you need. They do host many retreats, hence the "shared rooms" and I think they are often full with those. This is a "no frills" place, but its very nice, the couple who run it are terrific and its a nice thing to do that's a little different from the usual hotel experience. I loved this place and would have stayed more than one night if I could. Cody itself is a great town that I also enjoyed. (While it is part of the Episcopalian diocese in WY, you don't have to be a member of the church, or any other church for that matter to enjoy this space.)

From the owner: Experience peace & tranquility in the Greater Yellowstone area…read more Located in Cody, Wyoming, TAC (Thomas the Apostle Center) is a retreat center dedicated to fostering spiritual renewal and creative thinking in a quiet and reflective environment. We seek to model a way of life that cares for the people we serve and for creation. STAY AT TAC Whether you are looking for a quiet respite during your travels through the Yellowstone region, seeking a peaceful learning environment connected to nature, or needing spacious conference facilities, TAC is available to the public year round for groups and individuals. TAC is an ideal location for individuals and groups - ALL persons are welcome!

My wife & I LOVED the cabins. Charming inside & out. Bedding was amazing. But the best part?…read moreExceptional customer service from the front desk! We had a brutally long drive in and Siri wasn't much help. But the locals in Worland gave us the route locals use, which was an easy drive compared to Siri's epic misadventure. I can't thank the folks at Cody Cowboy Village for your kindness, hospitality and wonderful accommodations.

The rooms had a charming, cowboy-authentic feel--definitely a bit rustic, which may appeal to some…read moremore than others. The shower left a lot to be desired, and the pool turned out to be just a hot tub, which wasn't open during our stay. Unfortunately, we weren't informed about that when we booked. Check-in was a bit cumbersome, but the gentleman at the front desk was very polite and friendly, which helped smooth things over. On the plus side, housekeeping did a nice job keeping things tidy, changing out towels and emptying the garbage daily. Overall, it was an okay stay with a few nice touches, but there's room for improvement.

Bette & Jerry are consummate hosts with Ed's hearty country breakfasts and doing the little things…read moreto make one's stay special. We spent 3 nights enjoying the beautiful ranch and scenery and exploring Cody. Jerry is a delight telling stories and corny jokes which I'll repeat. We intend on returning and hopefully have a family reunion here. And for those with children, this is very kid friendly. They'll have a great time!

wonderful staff! so friendly. rooms were VERY clean. fluffy…read moretowels. comfy beds. great space for everyone both inside and out. breakfast in morning was home cooked country breakfast. you feel like family here even though you've just met... do NOT miss this place in Cody, WY.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights while visiting Cody. It was perfect! We had the Old…read moreFaithful room. The Old Faithful room used to be the garage so it had it's own little driveway and patio..........it was just perfect and it was a bit more private than the other rooms. Although we had our own little patio we chose to use the bigger and more public patio in the back of the house. It was overrun with flowers and birds.....our stay was just a little noisy with all the birds, but it was amazing. Robin and Bob were both very welcoming and filled with knowledge (that they shared) about the area. The stay included 3 dogs that were very friendly and fun to be around. The breakfasts were great! One morning we had eggs, they were steamed and perfect. We also had sausage patties, homemade gingerbread muffins, fresh fruit, orange juice, and coffee. Everything was very well presented and served. We were offered a couple of muffins for the road. On the morning that we had to leave early to go horseback riding Robin made us breakfast burritos for the road. They were very good. This is probably the best place to stay while in Cody. The price was right, the location was great and it was very clean and comfortable.

What an incredible find! This was an amazing experience. The owners were attentive, great hosts who…read moreshowed us a really wonderful time while we were in Cody. We actually stayed up late talking to the owner about life. It was one of those nights that you'll remember forever. :) The rooms are extremely clean, the house is SO quaint. The garden is spectacular. And, maybe the best part? They have 3 amazing dogs who were my besties for the weekend: Sophie, Ginger and Coco. I was in LOVE with them. Honestly? If you're going to Yellowstone, why would you stay at a hotel? The Robin;s Nest is the same rate or cheaper, and you get an incredible breakfast in the morning. Speaking of breakfast.... I'm still trying to figure out what was in those pancakes because I was in pancake heaven. We will definitely be back here!

I stayed here in June 2010. I'm writing this review in December 2011. Why? Because it's a…read morelegitimate crime that I haven't reviewed this place yet. The owners are amazing, genuinely warm and kind people. There was no awkwardness that there sometimes is-- I felt like we were staying at my aunt and uncle's place. I find myself actually longing for an excuse to go back to Cody (I was there on business with a colleague) so I can stay here again. The B&B itself is completely refurbished-- everything is new and clean and nice. The rooms don't have individual bathrooms, but there's a shared one down the hall that is very nice. It's not a huge place (4 rooms), so you're not competing with a lot of people for bathroom space. And best part is, you're walking distance from downtown Cody. Breakfast... let's discuss BREAKFAST. There are so many B&Bs where breakfast is a small, modest affair. Not here. Despite the fact that we had a 7:30 am flight and would be leaving for the airport at 6:30 am, Sondra INSISTED that she would be up to make us breakfast. I can't remember it all now, but it felt like there were umpteen courses.... fresh fruit, fresh waffles, baked goods, etc. All home cooked and all delicious. And then a week or so after we stayed there, they sent us each a postcard, thanking us for our stay and asking us to come back the next time we found ourselves in Cody. Which is exactly what I'm planning to do.

This place is great! The couple that owns the house is very pleasant and they make a mean…read morebreakfast! :) Because they live in the house as well, it's almost like staying at a nice relative's for the night. The room was comfortable and there was a TV mounted on the wall. Free wifi. Great place to stay when you're passing through Cody on the way to Yellowstone :)

We had just finished our second day in Yellowstone, and were spending the night in Cody. The Cody…read morehotel is well situated within the community, and has great parking. The hotel itself leans heavily into the western decor, but in a classy way. Our room was spacious and clean, and had a great view of the sunset. In the morning, the breakfast was very well done. We really enjoyed the variety of options that was offered. We would highly recommend a stay at the Cody hotel!

Stayed for one night. Hotel is very clean but super outdated. The TVs in the room still have a DVD…read moreplayer attached, and there are DVDs in the lobby for you to pick out. Shower head in the bathroom was tiny and looks like it's from 1990. The lobby is actually decorated nicely though to their credit. Overall, I wasn't that impressed. They need to remodel the rooms

Having drinks for Happy Hour and the spring time is just beautiful love this town. Talking with…read morelocals and enjoying the visits and local people

Stopped in for a drink in the garden. Small walk up bar and a beautiful garden setting with live…read moremusic. Historic building. Perfect in late May.

2 Beds Good Breakfast Like A full Tiny Cabin Has A Pool Good size Bathroom but $500 For One Night…read moreAnd yes there's a pet fee

Finally stayed at really nice Hampton Inn. Been discouraged with other locations. This location was…read moreby far the best. This hotel is 3 years old and everything is new and super clean. Can honestly say it was as close to perfect as possible. If I had to critique the small things, a bit more water pressure in shower, a soft topper on bed, distracting smoke detector flashing light. My stay was super quiet, that's always welcome. The coffee was surprisingly good, not like other hotels. The breakfast food was well presented and looked appetizing. This will be my hotel if I should visit Cody again.

This was really nice for a Best Western! Judging from what I saw elsewhere in town, it's probably…read morethe nicest hotel in Cody. Lobby with fireplace was welcoming. Staff were all really friendly. Room was spacious and clean with a modern bathroom. We appreciated the convenience of a restaurant and bar on site. It was very busy, so we were able to just put our name on the list and they called our room when a table was ready. Food was decent. This is the closest gateway town to the Eastern entrance of Yellowstone National Park. It's a good hour drive west to the gate with not a lot in between, so be sure to gas up in town. We also toured Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area which is an hour East. This was the best location for what we wanted to accomplish in the area

We had always wanted to stay here and finally did on our recent trip out west. The interior decor…read moreof the building was beautiful. The staff was very griendly. We loved our room with the balcony and mountain view. The bed was so comfy. It had a cool doorbell feature for Do Not Disturb and Housekeeping. We ate breakfast there and had yummy oatmeal with lots of toppings.Hope to go back.