Cody Motels - Reviews and Rates

The boyhood home of Buffalo Bill, Cody was a cool little western town, a few hours from Yellowstone. Tami helped me find the only hostel in town, and after a late night drive through the old towns of Wyoming, I had a good bed to lay down on and a great shower to wash the prairie dust away. Robin, the owner, was super nice, and it turned out she ...

Got a parking ticket - not quite on the same scale as London ($5) which we decided not to pay on the grounds that we couldn't find the supposedly "conveniently located" courtesy drop points for our ticket and payment. Screw you, Rapid City parking commission or whoever you are. Lack of breakfast in the hotel entailed a trip to the local café whe...

On the way to Cody we stopped at Jewel Cave. The cave is the second longest cave in the world at 143.53 miles long. The cave was discovered by two brothers around the year 1900. The found wind being sucked because the cave is a breathing cave and try to stay the same pressure as the outside. They then used dynamite to widen the hole to form the ...

You can't go into the Old West without a little Cowboy town beauty and activity, and Cody Wyoming was just that. Home to the famous Buffalo Bill Cody we got our old west fill with, a gun fight, some country eats, a night rodeo, and just some old west flavor.