Small well kept course outside Lovell. The greens are always looking great. Staff is friendly and…read morehelpful. Prices is better than most in the area.

The country club recently reopened with a new chef who moved from Austin. I have eaten there 3…read moretimes since the re-open and the food is delicious. The view is amazing, and the service is great. This is a hidden gem in Cody.

Best course in Cody. Curry (club Pro) is great. It is a deceptively tough course. You are punished…read morefor not hitting the fairway. Greens are fast and huge.

The golf course is nice and has a peaceful view and fountain. They didn't have any burgers when we…read moreshowed up and we asked what the best things on the menu were and he said everything. I got the bison gyro and it was very cold and bland unfortunately for 17 dollars. The brisket sandwich was okay. It wasn't bad or good. But seemed to be overpriced for what we got. Also it closes pretty early which can be hard to get dinner.

We ate here tonight while the music played. Great Barbeques chicken, fresh cut fries and my wife…read moreloves the burnt end tacos. We will be back!

Went there tonight. The female bartender (tattoos, dark curly hair) had an attitude and…read moreshortchanged me twice. Although I've lived 5 minutes away from the golf course for years, it was my first time ordering from the bar, and I won't be going back.

The greens are unplayable. They need to be covered in the winter to prevent winter kill. I played…read morethis course years ago and it has gone downhill and I was disappointed. They was also no dress code. For this reason they should not be charging full price for this course. The positives was the food outside and the view of the mountains and streams. A lot of the houses looked run down and you would think there would be some sort of convenants for the properties along the course. Save your money and go some where else if you like to golf.

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.

Stayed here for a weekend trip- everyone at the front desk was friendly and helpful. The room and…read morebathroom were a decent size and clean. They have soap, shampoo, & conditioner containers on the wall of the shower. The location is great in town and walkable to coffee shops and food options. Overall great and comfortable stay for this trip.

No frills and comfortable! I had a king bed, which took up…read moremost of the room. I was only there to sleep, so I had no issues with the size. The bathroom was very large and included all of your needs. The shower had the most amazing water pressure! It was a welcome treat after a day of hiking. There isn't a mini-fridge, so bring a little cooler for your drinks. There are ice machines available. Check in was easy and the parking directly next to your cabin is an added bonus! It was super quiet and I had no issues! The location is super convenient to walking downtown for a meal or a cocktail.

Family roadtrip brought us through Cody, WY. Needed a place…read morewith budget lodging. Stopped in at Holiday Inn and they were pricy. The man at the counter recommended we check out the cabins at Buffalo Bill Village. They are owned by the same person, but a little cheaper than the hotel. We walked over to a separate building within the same parking lot, 30 feet away and found wonderful customer service. Before we committed to a cabin, the lady was going to show us 2 potential cabins to stay in. We followed her out to a golf cart and she drove us to the first cabin #386. They were located behind the hotel but had it's own vibe in privacy. We fell for the first cabin right away and stayed the night. 4 adults, we wanted to each have our own bed after sharing the night before. *I don't mind sharing, but I tend to sleep like a starfish, all stretched out. * This cabin has 4 queen beds. One room of 2 Queens was set at the entrance, then an upgraded Jack n Jill bathroom, followed by the 2nd bedroom with the other 2 queens. Each bedroom had a wardrobe, tv, ceiling fan! and air conditioner. Plus it was on the end so we parked right next to the door. Yes the AC was loud so we just settled for running the ceiling fan, which we do at home. This is the only place I've even stayed at that had celing fans... awesome! The bathroom had a pedestal sink so not much room for toiletries, but there was a shelf above by the mirror. The shower had good water pressure and fancy shampoo, conditioner, and body soap dispenser mounted inside. We all took showers, Ma was last to go and thought it wasn't super hot. I'm not sure if we had used it all or if she didn't push the faucet ALL the way over. Other than the time of showers being used, I never felt trapped in the back bedroom. We checked out the gift shop the next morning during checkout. There was a stuffed Buffalo animal sitting on bed in our cabin (for decor, not to steal). It was so darn cute that Ma had to get a "Buffy" and bring out home. Out of all the places we stayed at during our 8 night, 5 state road trip, this was one of our favorites. Thank you.