My Wife and I were part way through a road trip when we stayed two nights here.
We arrived late in the day after a long drive from Hill City and we were greeted by Monica who works for Jim and Mary.
Monica did the best thing you can ever do to an English person when meeting them for the first time, she offered us a POT of tea made with BOILING water (very important!) which was so welcome, so top marks to Monica.
The room was very nice with a comfy bed, as mentioned by other posters the blankets for the (recommended) rodeo were available.
Altogether a great stay and would recommend this place to anyone.

Jim and Mary were so nice and made us feel right at home. They are located within walking distance of the downtown area. We were given directions to a great restaurant (Rib and Chop House), and they told us about the Cody Night Rodeo. We would have missed a fun event if they hadn't talked it up. Breakfast was delicious! Our room was very comfortable. We were sorry we couldn't stay longer.

Only stayed one night but it was very good. Jim, Mary and Monica made us very welcome and we were disappointed we didnt have more time to spend with them. We were made to feel very welcome and their house and our room was lovely. No one will be disappointed if they stay here. Many thanks

We stayed with Jim and Mary for just one night on our way from Denver to Yellowstone and really wished we'd had time for a longer stay. Mary was fantastic in providing advice when we were planning our brief Cody stopover, recommended and booked a great restaurant (Wyoming Rib and Chop) as well as advising us to visit the last night of the rodeo (unmissable). We stayed in the Bunk House which was very comfortably furnished, immaculately clean and cozy (outside it was getting cold in the evening). Breakfast was delicious and Jim and Mary were great hosts ensuring that all guests were involved in the breakfast chat. Lambright Place was in the heart of town, so naturally there was a bit of traffic noise (not much though) and this was compensated by the great hospitality as well as the presence of a mother and baby deer in the garden during breakfast.