Pahaska Tepee Resort - Resort hotel in Cody - 183 N Fork Hwy, USA

Wife and I absolutely Loved this place. Imagine Bill Cody standing there right in front of you is how realistic it was for us. The Lodge is incredible with nostalgia all around. The Hilton it's not but way too cool as a place of lodging. There was a big bear about 1/4 mile up the road from the lodge the night we stayed there. Great Bar too. When we go back that way this place is on our favorite list to see and stay at again. Russ and Jules

My best friend and I stayed for a week at the Pahaska Tepee Resort, and I have mostly great things to say about the place. The staff was absolutely great when it came to answer questions, giving assistance and knowledge about the surrounding area and local activities. The food in the restaurant is excellent, and the gift store is decently priced. My only issue is that they need to put more secure locks on the cabin doors. The room doors in the cabins only have your standard doorknob lock, nothing more. At the very least, a security chain, such as the ones commonly found in hotel rooms, would be a good addition. I would gladly stay at this resort again if I ever visit Yellowstone National Park again.||DawnC714

We stayed in cabin 25 and ate at the restaurant. Restaurant had delicious food. Nice off the grid cabin, clean and pretty views. No TV/microwave/fridge/wifi/coffee maker. House keeping was by request. However we were kept up all night by mice in the room, including them running on our bed.

The staff was nice and did their best. Our unit was clean. There were so many shortcomings that all we could do was laugh. The wifi was only available at the office or just outside and because of a narrow band with it was only available late at night. It was so slow it brought memories of dial up. They advertise a grocery store but while we were there it was never open. The windows would not open and we had no A/C. I heard others talking and some units had A/C. No coffee pot in the room. We knew there would be no microwave or refrigerator. The toilet was jammed up against the sink so it was a very tight fit. No shelves in the bathroom either. Our room was dark and the lighting was dim making it difficult to read. You could see that they had done work on the place but they either cut corners or did not understand what is helpful for people. The restaurant was mixed. Breakfast was cooked in much grease but other than that was fine. Most the issues were owner or management issues not staff issues.

Worst stay I’ve ever had, very creepy vibes. Management was extremely rude. It’s over a hour away from Cody Wyoming. No wifi, no tv, no coffee maker, no fridge. No service from AT&Tk or Verizon. The “grocery store” was very empty had a couple sodas and some cereal that’s about it. Our cabin was riddled with mice. Refused a refund when asked and proceeded to yell at us for asking. Then followed us into the restaurant and then again when we went outside. So we left a day early gonna look into a refund through our credit card company.

First the good: Great location, only 2 miles from the park entrance. Quiet at night. The bad: ridiculously hot, which the hotel could easily remedy with simple fans. There were dead insects in the room. Worst of all - the bed sheets hadn't been changed since the last customer; there were long human hairs and sparkly body glitter on the sheets and pillow cases. We won't be staying again.

Convenient location, just 2 miles from East Yellowstone entrance. Stylish, comfortable and clean log cabins. Very friendly staff. Great food, Fandango salad was my favourite. Historical place, dating back to beginning of 20th century, established by Buffalo Bill.

We loved every bit of our stay last year on July 6th. Very close to eastern entrance of the Yellowstone National Park. The owner was very friendly. And also it’s location is equally perfect. Quiet and peaceful. Totally worth the money spent.