Not a very eco-friendly business, wanting to keeps things up and running while residents in Cody…read moreare without water due to a water main break. I guess your $300+ a night takes precedence over the people you expect to support your business. Wouldn't it have been better to be without water at your hotel in the evening and at night for however long it takes and have it fixed by morning than during the day when people need it most? Thousands of gallons of water wasted. Good thing there's not a drought going on.

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

Excellent hotel right across the street from the Cody Rodeo. The mattresses are extremely…read morecomfortable, the showers have very strong pressure and the breakfast in the morning is delicious, for the price you can't go wrong.

Beautiful hotel room. View from the balcony is awesome. The s'mores kit for the outside fire pit…read morewas super fun! Front desk staff was extremely helpful and accommodating not just to my group, but to others I observed during my stay.

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.

Chamberlin Inn was respite during an overcrowded wedding. I was in Cody to attend a friend's…read morewedding. It was the week of Thanksgiving. My friend really wanted everyone to stay at the cabins she rented out and I did do so for two days but after watching, all the guests plus the dogs sitting and lounging on the hide-a-bed I was sleeping on, plus 10 people using 1 bathroom I decided to find accommadations in Cody. Kristie at Chamberlin Inn was a godsend. She let me check in early, I had a delicious drink at the bar, while admiring the sunroom, and slept so well. My only regret is that I didn't stay longer.

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

We decided on the buffet. Every item was outstanding--the prime rib, the chicken, the buffalo ribs,…read morethe salmon, the tortellini Alfredo, the ham and bean soup and the veggies. Usually buffet food is so so. The food was amazing. The buffet also included a bread pudding with a strong, tasty whiskey sauce. It's the first time I've ever highly recommended a buffet. Don't miss this! There was also a salad bar, mashed potatoes with gravy, rolls and butter, but I didn't eat any of them. My husband has the mashed potatoes and gravy, and he gives them a thumbs up.

We waited 1.25 hours for our food order and waiter said someone took it off his try. They didn't…read moreoffer to comp the 1 drink we had. Worst service in restaurant I have ever had. Only gave 1 star because 0 wasn't an option.

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!

In general, this property was quite nice. I always appreciate when there is an ice water dispenser…read morein the lobby. Which there was. There is no breakfast room at this location, a sit down restaurant is on site. We ate breakfast at a nearby McDonalds. We had a King room. There were bedside outlets, with USB ports. The 28"ish bed was higher than I prefer and the edges were what I call 'roll off soft'. The bathroom was fairly easy to use with a strange aspect. There was a square hole cut out in the stationary glass of the shower enclosure. Housekeeping used it to drape the bathmat through. Speculation was that it was to turn on the shower before getting in, but the cutout was next to the toilet which made a reach for the faucet impossible. In the end, husband thought it was a contractor error on putting the shower together. Suggestion for big name chain motels is to have some non-ADA senior adult rooms where the bathrooms are outfitted with 26" high beds, tall toilets and grab bars in the showers, be they tub or walk-in. I'd stay at this property again.

When we checked down the lady at the front desk was really nice. Our room was on the third floor…read more We got a king suite which was really nice and clean. We noticed a restaurant inside so we went there for dinner and the food was really good.

Just can't say enough about how kind and friendly all the staff are here. We stayed for the…read morepilgrimage event to Heart Mountain, very conveniently located. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Also nice there is a Walgreens right across the street.

We stayed here traveling home from Yellowstone. Great price & nice clean hotel. We brought our…read moreluggage in from the back door which was a split level -we had stairs to go down on the first floor. We had over 15 bags-car was crammed full. We should have asked-but assumed it was a level floor. Wanting to stay inside enclosed corridor-that was our reservation. The breakfast was huge fresh,free & great. Eggs, pastries, sausage, yogurt, boiled eggs, coffee, juice, milk, cereal, muffins, bagels plus more.

This was a GREAT decision to stay here. While visiting Yellowstone we chose this hotel to lay our…read moreheads. There is a ton of hotels here in Cody to choose from, many franchise type, but this one has a style and charm all its own. We had a clean room, VERY comfortable queen beds, unique homemade furniture that is very beautiful and sturdy. The room itself was big and had a fridge, microwave, large kitchen table and more handmade chairs! No breakfast but that's fine. We were greeted with a smile at check in, staff seemed genuinely happy unlike other hotels We have encountered. This place seemed brand new or newly renovated and we LOVED it!! We will be back for sure.

There is a lot to like about this hotel, which makes what happened during our stay especially…read moredisappointing. The hotel itself has so much character and charm. The lobby is warm and inviting, and several of us traveling together on a photography trip have actually spent time sitting on the couches, drinking coffee and visiting because it is such a pleasant space. My room is large and clean, and the bed is very comfortable. Based on the property itself, I would have had many good things to say about our stay. Unfortunately, we returned from a full day in Yellowstone yesterday to find the door to my room standing wide open. My room is in the section of the hotel where the doors open directly to the outside, so my room had potentially been accessible to anyone passing by for hours. Housekeeping had entered the room while we were gone. The room had not been cleaned, but clean blankets had been left on the bed, and apparently the door was never properly secured afterward. I understand that mistakes happen. Someone could have been distracted or simply failed to make sure the door latched. What concerned me even more, however, was the response when our group leader and I reported it to the front desk. Rather than showing concern that a guest's room had been left unsecured, the gentleman at the desk seemed to dismiss the situation. He suggested that housekeeping probably pulled the door closed, it didn't latch, and the wind blew it open. He then assured us that there isn't really crime here and essentially said that if anything had actually been stolen, we could call the police. As a photographer, I travel with thousands of dollars' worth of camera equipment. Thankfully, I had most of it with me that day, but that easily could have been a very different situation. More importantly, regardless of whether anything was stolen, a hotel room contains a guest's personal belongings and should never be left unsecured and open to the outside. The open door was a serious mistake, but mistakes can happen. What ultimately changed my opinion of this hotel was the lack of concern when I reported it. An apology, an acknowledgment of the seriousness of the situation, and reassurance that it would be addressed with housekeeping would have gone a long way. It's unfortunate because I genuinely like this hotel and there is a great deal about it that I would otherwise recommend. But after having my room left wide open and then having the concern dismissed because nothing happened to be stolen, I would not feel comfortable staying here again.