Pahaska Tepee; Cody, Wyoming - Lodge-Style Accommodations on Waymarking.com

The original Pahaska Tepee (long hair’s lodge) was built in 1901 for Buffalo Bill Cody as a hunting lodge and tourist inn for travelers to Yellowstone National Park. The original lodge is now on the National Register of Historic Buildings and is open for tours during summer months.
Today the lodge features a large restaurant/bar and gift shop building and overnight accommodations in duplex log cabins, four-plex A-frame cabins, and the Family Reunion Lodge building which can accommodate 22 people.

Daily, weekly, or monthly rates: Cabin rooms range from $80 to $180 a night depending on season and room type. Reunion Lodge has a 2 night minimum at $900 to $1150 per night or $5600 to $7200 per week depending on season. Kitchens or kitchenettes in the rooms?: in select rooms Refrigerator in room?: only in kitchen rooms Fireplaces in the rooms?: only Reunion Lodge Internet access in rooms or in other areas?: Restaurant building Restaurant on premises and type of restaurant?: Yes, with home cooked food prepared from scratch. Swimming pool?: No Office hours and any seasonal operating times or closed periods?: Open year round, office hours vary. Describe ease of accessibility to the location using a vehicle, hiking, etc.: 50 miles west of Cody, Wyoming on U.S. Hwy. 20. Office phone number: 1 800-628-7791 or (307) 527-7701 Office address: 183 North Fork Highway Cody, Wyoming United States 82414 Website of facility: [Web Link] Types of recreation, activities, and attractions nearby: East gate to Yellowstone National Park. The lodge overs horseback riding, trout fishing, and cross-country skiing. Discounts available?: Not listed Handicap accessible rooms?: Not listed Childcare provisions?: Not listed Meeting or convention room(s) available?: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   09/30/2010 Volcanoguy visited it