Buffalo Bill's Irma Hotel
4.3(2,652)
Hotel
About
Buffalo Bill's Irma Hotel, established in 1902 by the legendary showman himself, offers a historic setting for business travelers seeking a distinctive stay in downtown Cody. The hotel features restored suites named after local pioneers and original rooms that blend vintage charm with modern comfort.
The on-site restaurant and saloon showcase a cherrywood backbar gifted by Queen Victoria, serving hearty fare including a popular prime rib buffet and a full bar. The Irma's classic Western ambiance and central location make it a memorable venue for small corporate gatherings and overnight room blocks.
Best for
- Historic venue for executive retreats
- Client dinners with local Western charm
- Multi-night stays with unique heritage suites
Standout features
Historic Architecture
Over 100 years of Western heritage
Opened in 1902 by Buffalo Bill himself, the hotel features restored suites named after local pioneers and retains original elements like the cherrywood backbar presented by Queen Victoria. It’s a National Historic Register building that offers a
Signature Suites
Buffalo Bill’s original suites restored
Guests can stay in the very suites Buffalo Bill used, alongside others named for notable Cody figures, blending historic charm with modern hospitality.
Restaurant & Bar
Classic Western dining with prime rib buffet
The on-site restaurant serves a well-regarded prime rib buffet and other hearty Western fare, complemented by a full bar and live music, creating a convivial atmosphere rooted in local tradition.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Rated 4.3 on Google · 2,652 reviews