What room types does The Cody Hotel offer?
Seven, all in our signature luxury Western style: Double Queen and Deluxe Double Queen (the Deluxe adds a private balcony or patio), King and Deluxe King (again, Deluxe adds the balcony or patio), the King Jetted Tub Suite, the King Jetted Tub Fireplace Suite, and a King Accessibility Room.
Which room should we book for a romantic getaway?
The King Jetted Tub Fireplace Suite: 667 square feet with an in-room fireplace, a sitting area, a jetted tub for two to unwind after a park day, and a location deliberately placed away from the elevator. Book direct and ask us to note the occasion; it's the room anniversary trips are made of.
Do any rooms have private balconies or patios?
Yes, our Deluxe rooms do: the Deluxe Double Queen and Deluxe King each open onto a private balcony or patio. Views vary by side of the building, so if a mountain-facing balcony matters to your trip, book direct or call (307) 587-5915 and we'll note the request; those rooms go first in summer.
Is there a quieter room away from the elevator?
Yes, both jetted tub suites (the King Jetted Tub Suite at 350 square feet and the 667-square-foot Fireplace Suite) are deliberately located away from the elevator for a quiet night's sleep. Light sleeper? Tell us when you book: we're glad to note a request for an upper-floor room away from the elevator, which is easiest to guarantee when you book direct.
What comes standard in every room at The Cody Hotel?
Comforts chosen for the long, happy day: an environmentally friendly bed with down-feather pillows and comforters, oversized towels, a vanity and sink set apart from the tub and toilet (a detail families praise in review after review), free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV with cable plus a DVD player and iPod dock, fridge, microwave, and coffee/tea maker, blackout drapes, an in-room safe, iron, free local calls, wake-up service, individual climate control, and a desk in most rooms.
Do you have accessible rooms?
Yes. Our King Accessibility Room features a raised toilet with grab bars and a shower-tub combination with grab bars, and rooms with visual alarms are available for guests with hearing impairments. The hotel itself is fully ADA compliant, from the Braille elevator to the accessible pool. Call (307) 587-5915 to reserve the exact configuration you need.
Which floors allow pets, and which are pet free?
Pet-friendly rooms are on the 1st and 2nd floors, with no extra charge for your pet, and the 3rd floor is kept entirely pet free for guests with allergies. Outside, a dedicated pet area beside the building is stocked with cleanup bags and a waste receptacle. One house rule to plan around: pets may not be left unattended in rooms, even crate trained, so build your park days accordingly. Mention your preference when booking and we'll place you perfectly.
What's the best room for a family visiting Yellowstone and the rodeo?
The Double Queen sleeps four, and the Deluxe Double Queen adds the balcony or patio the kids will fight over. With the rodeo a block away, Old Trail Town across the street, and the pool downstairs, the room is only half the fun.
