2-Star Hotels in Park County

Motel, counter has cockroaches, very close, the room has a full kitchen equipment, very clean, the oven is brand new, the refrigerator is large, but the air-conditioning noise is too loud, not cold enough, only sound, the wall socket is almost all faulty, no washing machine, no breakfast, 200 dollars a night in peak season, not cheap, Grandma at the counter is very kind, thank you

Our toilet was stopped up and the desk person told where to go get a plunger. Not fix it

Irma Hotel is a three-star hotel with a deep history in Cody Town, Wyoming, USA. Founded in 1902 by ”Wild **” William Frederick Kodi (William F. Cody), the hotel is one of the landmarks of Kodi Town and an ideal place to explore the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park.

This is a hotel two and a half hours drive from the old Zhongshi Fountain in the east of Yellowstone Park. It is a very ordinary car hotel, but the basic facilities have room hygiene.

Not a luxury hotel, but clean, small and well-equipped, the reception desk is professional and fast, many times stronger than Arby's cashier. Although the fixed king bed faces a strange roof, it is very quiet. If you go to Cody, you will still live in this house. I am an old member of choice, I have lived for many years in comfort inn, no disappointment.

Breakfast is not good, the mountain road is a little uncomfortable, there is parking