Hotel Cheyenne - Disneyland Paris

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 spread about in about a mile radius, needless to say, 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...

sue.51 24.03.2001 · Read review
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Disneyland Paris Hotel: Luxury and class

Advantages: Luxurious hotel, great facilities
Disadvantages: Very pink and expensive!

...Disneyland Paris Hotel I must admit that the (VERY!!!!) pink Disneyland Paris Hotel was not my first choice when visiting Disneyland Paris recently as it did look a bit girlie for me! I have been to DP a few times before and stayed at the Hotel new York which I have always thought was a great hotel. however, in the spirit of compromise I agreed to stay at the Disneyland Paris Hotel! The hotel appears to me to be themed on a grand Victorian Floridian style hotel and is very grand. Having stayed at the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa in Walt Disney World which this hotel is based on it is neither as large nor grand but more whimsical and fits in very well in Disneyland Paris. The rooms: The rooms are very elegantly decorated in pale pastel colours and our room featured a massive double bed but I know that rooms for four...

nickjj78 05.03.2004 · Read review
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Disneyland Paris & Hotel Cheyenne

Advantages: Lots for kids to do
Disadvantages: Hotel was awful and general attitudes in the park weren't great.

...This was our first trip to Disneyland Paris, and most likely will be our last. I'm now more tempted to save up for a holiday in Orlando, rather than go through this all again!!! We stayed at the Cheyenne Hotel, one of the Disney hotels. I had read a few reviews beforehand which didn't look too promising, but had already booked! On arrival, after travelling from 8.30am and arriving at the hotel at 5.30pm we were greated by a rather miserable looking lady on the check in desks! She gave us our passes, told us that as we were staying in the hotel we could enter the parks two hours early (8am) and then informed us the earliest breakfast she could offer was 9.45! Pretty pointless letting us know we could get into the park early then telling us we couldn't! We stayed in Geronimo which was the furthest building away from the parks...

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Disneyland Paris

Advantages: Fun for all ages, excellent atmospere
Disadvantages: Very expensive, not alot of toilet/baby changing facilities

...I have just recently came back from Disneyland Paris Resort. Well what can I say WOW. What a fab time was had by all the family. This was a family trip which included a range of ages from 18 months to a grand old age 60 year old. And I am pleased to say that there was something for all the ages concerned. I would say that the 2 very young ones did come a litle restless from waiting in ques. And yes some of these ques were a fair wait. Ranging from 30mins to 70mins. But the 6yr old throughly enjoyed every minute even the new Hollywood Hotel Terror ride. This is not a cheap holiday places I would advise if you are to go take more than enough cash, as things are very expensive. But never the less its is worth while going. The resturants in the parks themselves mainly consist of fast food which is alot more expensive than usual...

molly79 18.04.2009 · Read review
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Disneyland Paris

Advantages: Excellent park and great staff
Disadvantages: No shuttle bus between Davy Crockett ranch and Disneyland Park, and food

...Disneyland Paris was an extrememly good holiday for me and my family. There were five of us, including one disabled and the facilties were generally very good. For my sister, who is disabled, it was relatievly easy to find suitable rides and not have to wait in the long queues for a while, unlike everyone else. This was good, as it is hard for her to stay still in enclosed spaces for too long (such as the queues), and a 'blue' card, which can be enquired about at information enabled four people to go to the front, or nearer the front of queues rather than wait, which made life for us a lot easier. The card could be used on every ride and if you are travelling with a disabled person, you should definitely ask about one at an information point as soon as you get there. Unfortunately for us, we did not know about this until queueing lots...

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Disneyland Paris fun for all the family

Advantages: Great close alternative to US theme parks
Disadvantages: Not as 'Disney' as US counterparts, ot cheap!

...Disneyland Paris opened in 1992 and was the first Disney Park in Europe. I was lucky enough to visit the park in 1992 and have returned several times since. Since you could write a whole book about Disneyland Paris I have just picked out some of my favourite bits and top tips from over the years that I have been there. The Disneyland resort hotel is divided into two theme parks (the Disneyland Park/Magic Kingdom and the New Disney Studios, which opened last year). The resort features six hotels: The Disneyland Paris Hotel, Hotel New York, Newport Bay Club, Sequoia Lodge, Hotel Cheyenne, and Hotel Santa Fe and the Camp Davey Crockett Campsite. The hotels cater to a range of budgets, from the Santa Fe (from £105 per adult for three nights, including park pass, accommodation, and breakfast) up to the Disneyland Paris Hotel (from...

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Hotel New York, Disneyland Paris

Advantages: Good location and appealing to adults
Disadvantages: Not as appealing to children

...I have stayed at quite 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 can find them!) If you can, as for a room on a high floor, water view as the view over Lake Disney at sunset/sunrise is amazing! All rooms feature air conditioning, satellite TV, in room safe, hair dryer and two double or one king size bed as well as writing desk and arm chair. Overall, the rooms are well proportioned and thought out. Location: The hotel is...

nickjj78 09.12.2003 (12.12.2003) · Read review
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Disneyland Paris

Advantages: Something for everyone
Disadvantages: Very tiring for little ones

...I've been to Disneyland Paris three times now and myself and family (husband and two girls 4 and 7) love it. We've been once for the Summer season and twice for the Christmas season. The last time we went was late November 2002. As there are some really good reports about the parks I thought I'd just add some tips which might help anyone going or thinking of going. Eurostar We travelled direct from Ashford to Marne Le Vallee which took just under 3 hours (slightly longer than normal because of the fire strike). Eurostar food is notoriously expensive and very bad value-for-money. The queues are bad and not too be recommended with hungry kids in tow. We took a packed lunch and it made life so much easier (and cheaper!!). Although our bags were checked (and I was frisked) at Ashford noone seemed to mind. The other good thing...

AnitaCB 29.03.2003 · Read review
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Visit Disneyland Paris on a Budget

Advantages: Low price for area, free shuttle service, adequate rooms
Disadvantages: No children's facilities or pool, inflated food and drink prices

...This is an "all you need to know guide" to staying at the Kyriad Hotel near Disneyland Paris for those who are looking to stay there. There are large chunks of this review that will be irrelevant to some but invaluable to others so I apologise in advance if the length puts anyone off reading it! Sections are labelled clearly so you can skip directly to the parts that interest you personally. ★ Booking my Trip ★ I stayed at the Disneyland Hotel Kyriad from Monday 11 February 2008 for three nights with my 2yr old son so we could visit the nearby Disneyland Paris. As with all Disney hotels, you can expect to pay drastically varying prices to stay here. If I'd have booked my stay directly through the Disneyland brochure or website, I'd have paid double what I did through the Eurostar website! Booking...

Lizamabug 16.02.2008 · Read review
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Top tips for Disneyland Paris

Advantages: Close to UK, 2 great parks with Dinsey magic
Disadvantages: Not as good Disney World, Florida

...Disneyland Paris: Disneyland Paris opened in 1992 and is the first Disney Park in Europe. I was lucky enough to visit the park in 1992 and have returned several times since. Since you could write a whole book about Disneyland Paris I have just picked out some of my favourite bits and top tips from over the years that I have been there. Starting off: The Disneyland resort hotel is divided into two theme parks (The Disneyland Park/Magic Kingdom) and the New Disney Studios which opened last year The resort features six hotels: The Disneyland Paris Hotel, Hotel New York, Newport Bay Club, Sequoia Lodge, hotel Cheyenne and Hotel Santa Fe and the Camp Davy Crocket Camp site. The hotels cater for a range of budgets from the Santa Fe (from £105 per adult for 3 nights inducing park pass, accommodation and breakfast) up to...

nickjj78 19.12.2003 (23.12.2003) · Read review
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