Disney's Hotel Santa Fe, Marne-la-Vallee

~ Santa Fe, Disneyland Paris Resort ~ March 2012 ~ Location Santa Fe can be found inside the Disneyland Resort and is the furthest hotel from the Disney parks (excluding the Davy Crockett Ranch). It is situated behind Hotel Cheyenne, next to the Rio Grande River. You can catch the shuttle service to and from the parks which takes about 5 minutes or you can walk it in about 20 minutes. Shuttle Service There is a free shuttle service which runs to and from Santa Fe and the Disney parks. The shuttles are long yellow buses and come every 15 minutes which means you don't have to hang around long ... more

I stayed in the Hotel Santa Fe in September with my boyfriend for three nights as part of a package booked through the Disneyland Paris website. This was the cheapest Disneyland hotel and the package was very good value - we got 3 nights at the hotel, breakfast included plus four days park tickets for both the Disneyland park and Walt Disney Studios for £292 for 2 of us. This was on the Early Booker September deal. To buy four days of park tickets for 2 adults (yes, it was 2 adults, no kids!) would cost £242 (based on the website prices for a 3 day hopper ticket (£89 each) plus a one day ... more

We have just returned home from Disneyland Paris and our stay in Disney's Hotel Santa Fe. We knew this was the cheapest Hotel on the resort with a rating of 2 stars, but we didn't plan to be in the Hotel much. The Hotel is themed like New Mexico, with a crashed UFO and an Indian Playground. All the room blocks are bright orange and the reception is decorated with the New Mexico theme. Checking-in was easy enough, very few others at reception so it was quick. I did notice on busier check-ins, face-painting for the children and balloon animals, but we didn't get any of this. When you check-in ... more

This is the cheapest of the Disney hotels which lies in the Disney area so includes the free 10 minute shuttle bus to and from the parks and the station. The entire hotel is Mexican themed and looks like it's located in the middle of the desert with sand all on the ground and sandy coloured buildings. The rooms are decorated Mexican style with sandy colours and green and red decorations. Check in was easy and quick - they gave us our room keys, park passes and a timetable for the shuttle buses and off we went to find our room. The accommodation is set out like a little village with roads going ... more