Disney Hotel Cheyenne

Room in Jesse James block. There was plenty of space, 2 very comfortable double beds, a seat, a desk, and a handy coffee maker & kettle. It was spotlessly clean, and well themed to Toy Story. There were more plug sockets than I am used to in Disney hotels which was a pleasant surprise. It was certainly more modern than I had anticipated. There was a great gift shop close by and a Starbucks and the walk to the parks wasnt too long. The room was also quiet considering lots of people walk past it outside. It was a room ‘near facilities’ so not far to reception, the shop, restaurant etc

The location was super! 7mins walk into the park. The place is absolutely spotless, both the hotel and the grounds of it. Having the magic hours to get into the park before the general public was fantastic! Would defo recommend and return again. We were there for 6 nights in total and dined at the buffet 1 night. We went to the parks for 3 days, 2 days into Paris & 1 day at Sealife in Val d'Europe

Loved the theming was very fun. The onsite restaurant was great for dinner, really tasty large range of mains and the deserts were amazing! didn’t try the breakfast. The shuttle busses came really regularly and one morning was really busy so we chose to walk and was pleasantly surprised at how close we were to the parks! We arrived at the bus depot the same time as shuttle bus we chose not to get on. All in all the perfect cheaper option for a Disney hotel

I loved the concept of being in a Wild West village . It really gave you a feeling of being back in time with a modern twist . The buildings being separate and named after cow boys and girls was awesome. Very friendly saloon staff as well . Loved the touch of being able to relax after a long magical day at Disneyland by having a lovely cocktail .

Location of hotel was fantastic and the shuttle bus comes every 10 minutes to take you to the park and was never too busy, (although we went off peak in Feb). The rooms are basic, but you get a kettle. I think you get a bit more than what you pay for due to location alone (if you are specifically staying to visit Disneyland Paris). The Starbucks in the hotel was handy and we ate in the restaurant on the last evening which was very nice, great choices for kids and adults (buffet style). Check-in was smooth and informative. You appreciate the extra 'magic hour' in the mornings you get in the park for staying at this hotel, means you can tackle some of the larger queues before the public arrive.