... I was basically looking for the best deal available and found the Hotel Cheyenne to be the cheapest 'on site' hotel at the time.
If you travel slightly out of season, which is basically late September to April (except for school holidays and Christmas) you will find the price reduces dramatically!
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Advantages: Fairly reasonably priced for a Disney Hotel Disadvantages: Pretty Basic
...deal available and found the Hotel Cheyenne to be the cheapest 'on site' hotel at the time.
If you travel slightly out of season, which is basically late September to April (except for school holidays and Christmas) you will find the price reduces dramatically!
A room for 2 people including breakfast (continental) for 2 nights and entry to the Disney Parks cost about £129 per person. Travel is not included.
THE HOTEL:
The Cheyenne is situated ... ...from the Parks.
The hotel is designed in 'Wild West' style.
It is not actually a hotel in the traditional sense, where you have 1 big building housing all the rooms. There are several separate buildings, laid out as in an old west town and each building is painted in a bright colour with a wild west sounding name such as 'Sheriff's Office' or 'Soaring Eagle Boarding House' (where I stayed).
The reception, including dining area/bar and shop are ...
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Advantages: Close to the park. regular bus service Disadvantages: Small rooms, poor service, weather unreliable
We stayed at the above hotel during October half-term 1999, and were quite excited at the prospect. However, on arrival, the excitement was short lived. We arrived at about 8.30pm, tired and hungry, after a very long day travelling, and found ourselves having to wait for an hour on the coach whilst the receptionist distributed room keys to the coach driver. The hotel was designed in the style of a wild-west ranch and the accommodation blocks were ... ...we were in the furthest block away from the reception/restaurant area. The rooms were en-suite, but very small, providing a double bed and bunk bed. The room had a TV, with a park information channel park, and a wide range of multi-lingual channels, there was however only 2 English channels.
For breakfast, which was included in the trip price (£149 each - approx £50 for children- 3 nights/2 days park entry), we were issued with a ticket with a time ...
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Advantages: Close to the parks Disadvantages: Hard on the cash
Disney`s Hotel Cheyenne. The western themed low rise hotel set in a few acres of groung and within easy walking distance of the park.
Cost : If you are looking for a cheap Disney hotel holiday then you will be very hard pushed to find it. This is the cheap alternative to your high class Disneyland Hotel. The price you will pay is for B&B only. You are looking at a hefty £100 pound per night before adding on tickets etc. But it`s a dream come true ... ...one for the kids.
Hotel : The hotel is a low rise set up with 2 storeys being the highest you will have to climb. The rooms are set in various blocks spread around a look alike western town, with authentic designs etc.
The main resturant the you have brekkie in is a fair size, but be warned its like a rammy at O.K corral. Still though the food is good, continental style. The same resturant is used for evening meals as well. We never tried this ...
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Advantages: Clean Facilities, Fun settin Disadvantages: Poor Breakfast Selection
...Our accomodation was the Disney Hotel Cheyenne. The hotel is not your standard 1 building hotel, it is a hotel spread across a wide area - in this case Wild West themed buildings like the Sherrif hut, Bar etc etc.
Our group was allocated block 16 - a nicely situated one near the bus stop. I was with 2 of my friends in which the bedrooms are made up of one bunk bed and one double bed - ideal for 2 kids 2 adults. The beds are nice and comfortable ... ...au chocolat, ham, cheese, salami, yoghurt etc) but you can spend €7.50 for a cooked breakfast!
All in all, the Hotel Cheyenne is a nice basic hotel. You don't really need a flush expensive hotel if you are going to spend most of your time in the two parks ...
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Advantages: Good location and appealing to adults Disadvantages: Not as appealing to children
...a few of the Disney Hotel and the Hotel New York is definitely my favourite. It is the second most expensive of the hotels to stay in (after the Disneyland Hotel) but has many advantages! This is also the smallest hotel on Disney property and has the advantage of having smaller and more intimate restaurants and virtually no queues for breakfast!
Rooms:
The rooms are bright and airy and are decorated with 'Big Apple' touches everywhere (see if you ... ...thought out.
Location:
The hotel is the second closest to the theme parks, approximately 5 minutes walk (after the Disneyland Hotel) and is the closest to Festival Village. Although all the hotels are located close to the parks (approx. 10-15minute) walk being very close has it's advantages after a long day walking round the theme park!
Activities:
In winter you can have a go a ice skating (minimal cost) and if not, it's nice to sip hot chocolate ...
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Advantages: So many to mention Disadvantages: None at all
...if anyone gets lost around the CheyenneHotel site, etc. Also a good meeting point if you are staying with a lot of other people, staying in different rooms at the Cheyenne.
::::: Why we chose the CheyenneHotel:::::
The Cheyennehotel officially opened back in 1992. We had been to DisneylandParis in 1995, and 1998, and had stayed at the CheyenneHotel on both of these occasions. It looked like a good themed hotel in the DisneylandParis travel magazine too. The hotel has stayed the same since a previous visit which was in 1998, but made a recent visit to this hotel and Disney park back in October 2006. The hotel is a good theme for young children, and adults. Every section of the hotel, rooms, shop, bar, etc are all based on a cowboy theme.
::::: Meet Characters at the Hotel:::::
Every morning at around 10 o clock, Disney characters...
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