Buffalo Bill's Irma Hotel & Restaurant

Established in 1902 by Buffalo Bill Cody and named after his daughter, Buffalo Bill's Irma Hotel & Restaurant offers historic lodging and dining in Cody, Wyoming. Guests can enjoy prime rib, seasonal buffets, and full bar service surrounded by classic Old West taxidermy and historic decor. Located just east of Yellowstone National Park, it remains a iconic destination for travelers exploring the area.

History

Built in 1902, the Irma Hotel was a gift from Buffalo Bill to his daughter Irma. The hotel has hosted numerous famous guests, including presidents and celebrities, and remains an iconic symbol of Cody's frontier spirit.

Expert notes

• Book your stay in advance during peak tourist season.
• Check for special events or themed nights at the hotel.
• Explore the nearby attractions for a full experience.
• Take a guided tour to learn more about the history.
• Enjoy local cuisine in the hotel’s restaurant.

Features

• 24-hour front desk
• Air conditioning
• Coffee shop
• Free Wi-Fi
• Gift shop
• Historical tours
• Historic bar
• Live entertainment
• Lounge area
• Meeting rooms
• On-site restaurant
• Outdoor seating
• Parking available
• Pet-friendly options
• Room service

Special occasion reservations

• Reservations can be made through the hotel’s website or by phone.
• Check for special package deals available for extended stays.