Disney Hotel Cheyenne Review: Is It Worth It?
Our honest, first-hand guide to the rooms, facilities, dining, park transport and Wild West theming
Disney Hotel Cheyenne Review (2026 update)
We’ve stayed at Disney Hotel Cheyenne more than 10 times, in different seasons and room locations, most recently in June 2026. Based on those stays, and our experience of staying in every Disneyland Paris hotel, we still think it’s one of the best choices for families and Toy Story fans who want immersive Disney theming without paying for a premium hotel.
So, is Disney Hotel Cheyenne worth it? Our answer is yes. Its comfortable rooms, relaxed Wild West atmosphere and convenient access to the Disney Parks make it a strong-value option. However, it has no swimming pool or in-room fridge, and some accommodation buildings are much better than others when walking to the park.
In this Disney Hotel Cheyenne review, we cover the rooms, restaurants, character meets, park transport and best buildings, alongside what we liked, what we didn’t and who should consider staying elsewhere.
About this review
This review was written by Stuart and Chloe from My Castle Club. We’ve stayed at Disney Hotel Cheyenne more than 10 times across different seasons and room locations.
Our most recent stay was in June 2026, when we stayed in Room 1987 in the Billy the Kid building. We booked directly with Disneyland Paris and paid for the entire stay ourselves. Our opinions, photographs and recommendations are based on our own first-hand experiences.
Latest stay: 10 June 2026
Page last updated: 22nd September
Booking: Booked directly with Disneyland Paris
Funding: Self-funded, we did not receive a complimentary stay or payment from Disney
Is Disney Hotel Cheyenne worth it?
If you’re looking for a short answer, yes, Disney Hotel Cheyenne is one of our favourite hotels at Disneyland Paris.
Many people assume we recommend Hotel Cheyenne because it’s one of the more affordable Disney hotels, but that’s only part of the story. What keeps bringing us back is the atmosphere. The Wild West setting, Toy Story theming and relaxed feel make it one of the most immersive hotels at Disneyland Paris. Every time we arrive, it feels like our Disney holiday has already begun.
Of course, it isn’t perfect. Hotel Cheyenne doesn’t have a swimming pool or the luxury facilities you’ll find at Disneyland Hotel or Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel. But if your priority is spending your days in the parks rather than relaxing at the hotel, we don’t think those compromises matter as much.
Disney Hotel Cheyenne is worth it if…
- You want one of the most immersive Disney hotel experiences. The Wild West town and Toy Story details make the hotel feel like an extension of the Disney Parks rather than simply a place to sleep.
- You want the benefits of staying at an official Disney hotel without paying premium prices. You’ll still enjoy perks like Early Magic Time while usually paying considerably less than Disney’s higher-category hotels.
- You’re travelling with children. Character experiences, themed surroundings, outdoor play areas and family-friendly rooms make Hotel Cheyenne an excellent choice for younger families.
- You’re happy to walk to the parks. The walk usually takes around 10–15 minutes depending on your room location, and we often find it quicker than waiting for the shuttle bus, especially after the nighttime fireworks.
- You value atmosphere over luxury. If you’d rather stay somewhere full of Disney storytelling than somewhere with premium facilities, Hotel Cheyenne gets that balance just right.
You may prefer another Disneyland Paris hotel if…
- A swimming pool is important to you. Hotel Cheyenne doesn’t have one, so Sequoia Lodge or Newport Bay Club may be a better fit.
- You want the shortest possible walk to the parks. Depending on your room location, you’ll have a little further to walk than at hotels like Disneyland Hotel or Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel.
- You’re looking for a luxury hotel experience. If premium dining, larger rooms and more upscale facilities are your priority, one of Disney’s higher-category hotels will be a better choice.
Hotel Cheyenne Quick Info
| Feature | Our Verdict |
|---|---|
| Hotel category | 3-star Disney hotel |
| Our rating | 4/5 |
| Best for | Families, Toy Story fans and guests who prioritise atmosphere over luxury |
| Avoid if | You want a pool, premium facilities or the shortest possible walk |
| Walking distance | Around 10–15 minutes to the parks |
| Would we stay again? | Yes, after 10+ stays, it remains one of our favourites |
| Character meets |  Yes
Meet Woody or Jessie from Toy Story at the hotel. |
| Theming | 5/5 Immersive Wild West theming throughout the hotel. |
| Value for money | 4/5 Great value for an on-site Disney hotel. |
| Walking distance to the parks | 4/5 Around 10–15 minutes from the hotel area (a little longer for guests with pushchairs) |
| Free shuttle to parks | Yes |
| Rooms | 4/5 Comfortable family rooms with air conditioning. |
| Air conditioning | Yes |
| Hot drink facilities | Yes
Coffee machine or kettle available in the room. |
| In-room fridge |  No |
| Iron | No Bring your own if you need one during your stay. |
| Hairdryer | Yes but basic
We recommend bringing your own if you prefer a more powerful hairdryer. |
| Children’s activities | 4/5 Outdoor play areas, indoor films, colouring and play areas, plus pony rides. |
| Hotel restaurants and bars | 3/5 Convenient, but with limited choice. |
| Swimming pool | No |
Pros & Cons at Hotel Cheyenne
| Pros |
|---|
 Fantastic Toy Story and Wild West theming |
| One of the best budget Disney hotels at Disneyland Paris |
| Walkable route to the Disney Parks, with a free shuttle available |
| Comfortable, family-friendly rooms |
| Early Magic Time is included with your stay |
| Great for families with young children |
| Fun character meet-and-greets |
| Free shuttle bus to the parks |
| Friendly and welcoming Cast Members |
| Cons |
|---|
| No swimming pool |
| Limited dining options compared to larger Disney hotels |
| No fridge in the rooms |
| Breakfast can be crowded during peak times |
| Not the best choice if you’re looking for a luxury hotel |
| Basic room amenities compared to premium Disney hotels |
Why we keep returning to Hotel Cheyenne
We keep returning to Disney Hotel Cheyenne because it feels like part of the Disneyland Paris experience rather than simply somewhere to sleep. Walking through the Wild West town, seeing Woody or Jessie and watching families explore the themed surroundings have become part of our trips.
The atmosphere also changes with the seasons. During summer visits, we particularly enjoy the outdoor BBQ area beside Chuck Wagon Café, while the Christmas decorations make the lobby feel warm and festive. Halloween also suits the Wild West setting particularly well.
Although other Disneyland Paris hotels offer pools, larger rooms and more premium facilities, we spend most of our time in the parks. For us, Cheyenne provides the combination of cost, comfort, theming and atmosphere that matters most.
Our experience at Disney Hotel Cheyenne
During our latest stay at Disney Hotel Cheyenne, this is what we experienced during check-in process, once we were in the rooms, our character experiences inside the hotel, restaurants and how we found getting to the parks (both by walking and by the free shuttle).
Our Disney Hotel Cheyenne Check-in
After an early flight into Paris, we took an Uber from Charles de Gaulle Airport straight to the hotel. The journey usually takes around 30 to 40 minutes, although traffic can make a difference, especially at busier times of the day. When we arrived, security checked our booking confirmation before allowing the Uber through to drop us outside the reception entrance.
Inside the lobby, we noticed there was a fairly long check-in queue. As we had completed online check-in in advance, which is available 7 days before arrival through the Disneyland Paris app, we were directed to a much shorter queue to the side. It was a simple step that saved us a noticeable amount of time after travelling.
The Cast Member who assisted us was friendly and efficient, and the check-in process was completed quickly. We were given an envelope containing a hotel map and our Magic Passes. The Magic Pass is an important part of your stay, acting as your room key, park ticket and covering any pre-booked meal plans or dining reservations.
Disneyland Paris states that rooms are available from 3pm. On this visit, our room was ready straight away, which made it easy to drop off our bags and get settled before heading to the parks. The Cast Member marked our building on the map, and we made our way to the room without needing to spend extra time figuring out where to go.
If your room is not ready when you arrive, there is a free luggage storage service available. We found this to be a useful option for early arrivals, allowing you to head straight to the parks without having to carry your bags around. It is also worth remembering on departure day if you have time to enjoy more of Disneyland Paris before heading home.
Cheyenne at Christmas
We also stayed during the Christmas season, and Hotel Cheyenne fully embraced the festive atmosphere. We always recommend spending some time in the lobby taking in the decorations. It was a welcome pause after travelling and before heading into the parks.
The lobby featured Toy Story-themed Christmas trees, which fitted the hotel’s Wild West style particularly well. We noticed the decorations included Sheriff badge ornaments, a clear nod to Woody and the overall Toy Story theme. They felt playful without being overdone, adding a subtle Disney touch to the classic Christmas decorations.
Above the fireplace, festive wreaths helped bring the whole space together. The combination of soft lighting, cosy surroundings and small themed details made the lobby feel warm and inviting. In our experience, it was the kind of space where you naturally slowed down for a moment, taking in the atmosphere before heading back into the parks.
Disney Hotel Cheyenne Character Meets
When entering the hotel reception, one of the first things we noticed was the character sign showing the meet and greet times. Character encounters are one of the highlights of staying at a Disney hotel, as they add an extra bit of magic before you even reach the parks.
At Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne, you can meet Woody or Jessie each morning from 8:15am to 11am. We found this timing gave plenty of flexibility during the morning. You can meet them before heading into the parks, or make the most of Extra Magic Time first and return to the hotel afterwards. In our experience, queues were often shorter later in the morning, making it a good option if you prefer not to wait straight away.
The meet and greets take place near the entrance to the Red Garter Saloon, which works well as a themed backdrop and fits naturally with the hotel’s Wild West setting. On some mornings, Woody and Jessie alternated, while on others it was just one character appearing.
A Disney photographer was available during our experience, allowing everyone in our group to be included in the photograph. Photographer availability can vary.
It is also worth knowing that the character meet and greet at Hotel Cheyenne is open to all guests, not just those staying at the hotel. However, staying here does make it particularly convenient if you want to start your day with a character encounter before heading into Disneyland Park.
Disney Hotel Cheyenne Location
Unlike Disney hotels at other resorts around the world, the official Disneyland Paris hotels are all relatively close to the parks.
Disney Hotel Cheyenne sits along the Rio Grande River, opposite Disney Hotel Santa Fe, and is within walking distance of both Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World. It is one of the further on-site hotels when travelling on foot, but we found the walk was still manageable for most guests, especially compared with the larger distances you can experience at some other Disney resorts.
Being close enough to walk also gives you some extra flexibility during your stay. You can easily return to the hotel for a break during the day, drop off shopping bags, or head back after the evening shows without needing to rely on transport.
Walking from Hotel Cheyenne to the parks
Taking the free shuttle bus
If you would rather not walk, Hotel Cheyenne also offers a free shuttle bus service to the parks.
The shuttle stops are located in the central area near the main reception building and restaurants. This means the accommodation blocks are more evenly positioned when using the shuttle. Although Soaring Eagle and Calamity Jane are further away from the walking route, they are not necessarily at a disadvantage if you plan to use the bus, as the shuttle stops are centrally located.
During our stays, we have often used the shuttle bus after a long day in the parks when our feet needed a break. We have generally found buses to arrive regularly, with waits often around 5–10 minutes, although this can vary depending on the time of day and how busy the resort is.
For most guests, the choice between walking and taking the shuttle comes down to personal preference. We usually prefer the walk in the morning when heading to the parks, but the shuttle can be a convenient option after a full day of rides, shows and exploring.
Our location verdict
Hotel Cheyenne is a good choice if you want to walk to the parks but do not want to pay the premium for one of the closest Disneyland Paris hotels. In reality, the difference is often only around 5–10 minutes of extra walking, which makes it a good compromise for many guests.
One thing we found important to remember is that the distance from your accommodation block to the parks can be different from the distance measured from the hotel reception. The layout of the Cheyenne village-style buildings means some rooms are much more convenient than others when it comes to walking.
If walking is important to you, we’d recommend requesting a block on the right-hand side of the Cheyenne village, as this can make a noticeable difference to how many steps you take each day. It is especially useful if you plan to return to the hotel during the day or have young children who may find the extra walking tiring.
If you are happy to use the shuttle bus, the location of your room becomes less important because the bus stops are centrally located near the main hotel facilities. In that case, choosing a preferred building is more about convenience within the hotel rather than the journey to the parks.
Disney Hotel Cheyenne Rooms
Our room had everything we needed for a comfortable stay between days in the parks. Here is a quick overview of the main room facilities and amenities based on our most recent stay:
| Room feature | Our experience |
|---|---|
| Air conditioning | Yes – reliable |
| Double bed | Yes |
| Pull-out sofa bed | Yes – converts into two single sleeping spaces |
| Coffee pod machine | Yes |
| Kettle | Yes |
| In-room fridge | No |
| Iron | No |
| Hairdryer | Yes – basic and low-powered |
| Shower | Yes – excellent water pressure |
| Bath | Yes – small |
| Bathroom toiletries | Yes – reusable dispensers |
| UK plug socket | Yes |
| USB charging ports | Yes |
| Cleanliness | Very clean |
Before we talk about our room and experience we wanted to share with you that Disney Hotel Cheyenne offers three room types to choose from.
- First up, we’ve got the Woody’s Roundup Standard Room. This room type offers 2 double beds or 1 double bed and 1 pull-out bed, providing ample space for couples or families.
- For those looking to be closer to the action, the Woody’s Roundup Standard Room near hotel facilities are the way to go. Located in blocks closest to the hotel reception and restaurants, these rooms boast either 2 double beds or 1 double bed and 1 pull-out bed.
- The hotel also offers Woody’s Roundup River Side rooms located along the river/walking path side of the hotel. These rooms are located further away from reception, but are closer for those wanting to walk to the park! This room type offers 2 double beds or 1 double bed and 1 pull-out bed.
Our Room at Disney Hotel Cheyenne
We have stayed at Disney Hotel Cheyenne many times, but this review is based on our most recent stay in room 1987, Block 19, Billy the Kid. The rooms have consistently been one of the things that have exceeded our expectations. Although Hotel Cheyenne is considered one of the more affordable Disneyland Paris hotels, we have always found the rooms to be comfortable, practical and surprisingly spacious.
Each accommodation building has its own Wild West-inspired name, with the theming continuing across the exterior of the buildings. It is a small detail, but one we really appreciate because it helps create the feeling that you are staying inside a fully themed Disney resort rather than simply a standard hotel.
Room layout and space
Our room had a large double bed and a pull-out sofa bed. The sofa bed converted into two single sleeping spaces, with one section forming part of the sofa and another single mattress sliding out underneath.
We found this layout worked well because it provided plenty of usable space in the room. The large double bed and sofa bed did not make the room feel cramped, and there was still enough space to move around comfortably and store our belongings.
For a family room at a Disneyland Paris hotel, we thought the layout was particularly practical. One thing we liked was that the sofa bed could be folded away during the day, which made the room feel noticeably more spacious when we were not sleeping.
Toy Story theming in the rooms
The Wild West and Toy Story theming continues inside the rooms, with details inspired by Woody’s Roundup.
The wallpaper borders feature Woody, Jessie and their friends, while the themed mirrors, cow-print throw and curtains inspired by Woody’s iconic shirt add subtle Toy Story touches throughout the room.
One of our favourite details is the themed cowboy boot lamp. It is a small feature, but it is exactly the kind of thoughtful touch that helps the room feel connected to the wider Hotel Cheyenne experience.
We found the theming struck a good balance. It is fun and recognisably Disney without feeling overwhelming, and the room still feels like a practical family hotel room rather than a theme park attraction. This makes it a comfortable choice for guests who want Disney touches while still having a functional space to relax after a busy day in the parks.
Cheyenne In-room amenities
Our room included a coffee pod machine and kettle, which we found really useful for making a hot drink before heading to the parks. It was also a welcome addition after spending a full day at Disneyland Paris, especially when we could come back and warm up with a cup of tea after being outside in the cold.
The room also had reliable air conditioning, which we appreciated after long days of walking around the parks. Having a comfortable room to return to made a difference after spending hours exploring Disneyland Paris.
There are a few things worth knowing about what is not provided. Our room did not have an in-room fridge or an iron, so it is worth planning ahead if you like to keep drinks and snacks cool or need to remove creases from clothes during your stay.
The bathroom included towels and toiletries. We were pleased to see reusable dispensers rather than individual single-use plastic bottles, with shower gel, shampoo and conditioner provided.
A hairdryer is attached to the bathroom wall. It is functional, but very basic and low-powered. If you have long or thick hair, or prefer a more powerful hairdryer, we would recommend bringing your own.
Plug sockets and charging devices
One of the first things we check when entering a hotel room is the availability of plug sockets. After a full day in the parks, phones, cameras and portable battery packs can all need charging, and Hotel Cheyenne performs well in this area.
Under the television, our room had:
- Two EU plug sockets
- One UK plug socket
- Two USB ports
There were additional EU plug sockets beside the bed, which we found useful for charging a phone overnight while keeping it within reach. We also noticed further EU sockets on the sideboard.
Overall, there were more than enough charging points for a family using several devices. The UK socket and USB ports are particularly useful for UK visitors, as you may not need to bring as many travel adapters as you would for some other hotel rooms.
It is a small detail, but one we appreciated during our stay. Having plenty of charging points made a noticeable difference, especially when multiple devices needed charging at the same time.
The bathroom
We found the bathroom to be very clean during our stay. Our room had a shower with excellent water pressure, which was particularly welcome after a full day of walking around the parks.
There was also a small bath. It worked well for a quick bath or for children, but it is not really the type of bath where you can fully stretch out and enjoy a long, relaxing soak after a tiring day exploring Disneyland Paris.
Our verdict on the rooms
The rooms at Disney Hotel Cheyenne are comfortable, clean and practical rather than luxurious. However, we think they offer more space and comfort than you might expect from one of the more affordable on-site Disneyland Paris hotels.
The combination of a large double bed and pull-out sofa bed worked particularly well for us, giving the room plenty of usable space. We found the Toy Story details added to the overall experience, while the reliable air conditioning, comfortable beds, good shower pressure and plentiful charging points helped make the room a practical base between busy park days.
Our room verdict: 4/5. The rooms are not designed as a luxury experience, but they are clean, comfortable, spacious and well themed. We continue to think they offer a strong combination of practicality and value for families visiting Disneyland Paris, especially for guests who spend most of their time in the parks and want a comfortable place to return to at the end of the day.
Best Room Locations at Disney Hotel Cheyenne
One thing worth knowing before staying at Disney Hotel Cheyenne is that the accommodation buildings are spread across the resort, so your room location can make a noticeable difference to your stay. Depending on where you’re allocated, you’ll have a shorter walk either to the Disney Parks or to the hotel’s main facilities, including reception, restaurants, Starbucks and the free shuttle bus.
Having stayed at Disney Hotel Cheyenne multiple times, we’ve experienced different room locations over the years and have found that choosing the right building can make your stay even more enjoyable. While Disney can’t guarantee room requests, it’s always worth asking when you book or at check-in.
Our Latest Stay
During our most recent stay, we were allocated Building 19 – Billy the Kid, staying in Room 1987 on the first floor.
We found this to be one of the best all-round locations we’ve experienced. It was just a short walk to reception, Chuck Wagon Café, Starbucks, the hotel shop and the shuttle bus, while still offering an easy route towards the parks. If we were booking another stay and could choose our building, Billy the Kid would definitely be one of our first choices.
Which Building Should You Request?
| If you… | Request… |
|---|---|
| Want the shortest walk to Disneyland Park | Running Bear or Doc Holliday |
| Want to be close to Starbucks and reception | Billy the Kid |
| Have young children | Billy the Kid or Sitting Bull |
| Plan to use the shuttle bus every day | Billy the Kid, Wyatt Earp or Sitting Bull |
| Don’t mind walking or want a quieter area | Calamity Jane or Geronimo |
Best Buildings for Walking to the Disney Parks
If you’re planning to walk to Disneyland Park or Disney Adventure World each day, we’d recommend requesting one of the following buildings.
When walking from Hotel Cheyenne, you’ll leave the central hotel area and follow the riverside pathway towards Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel before reaching Disney Village and the parks. Choosing a building closer to this route can save a few minutes each way, which really adds up after a full day in the parks.
| Building | Why We Recommend It |
|---|---|
| 11 – Running Bear | Our top choice if your priority is the shortest walk to the parks. |
| 15 – Doc Holliday | Another excellent location with quick access to the walking route. |
| 12 – Cochise | A great alternative that’s still well positioned for the parks. |
| 10 – Sundance | A great alternative that’s still well positioned for the parks. |
We almost always choose to walk rather than wait for the shuttle bus, especially after the nighttime fireworks, so staying in one of these buildings makes the journey back feel that little bit easier.
Walking or Using the Shuttle?
The location of your building matters less if you’re planning to use the free shuttle bus, as the shuttle stop is located next to reception and the restaurants in the centre of the hotel.
One thing we’ve noticed over the years is that the buildings closest to the parks aren’t necessarily the closest to the shuttle bus. If you expect to use the shuttle for most journeys, it often makes more sense to request a room closer to reception instead.
Best Buildings for Reception, Restaurants and Hotel Facilities
If being close to the hotel’s facilities is more important than shaving a couple of minutes off the walk to the parks, we’d recommend requesting one of these buildings instead.
| Building | Best For |
|---|---|
| 19 – Billy the Kid | Our favourite all-round location, close to reception, Starbucks, restaurants and the shuttle bus. |
| 18 – Wyatt Earp | Excellent access to the main hotel facilities. |
| 21 – Jesse James | Well positioned for the central hotel area. |
| 20 – Wild Bill Hickok | A great choice if you want to stay close to the restaurants and shops. |
For families with young children, or anyone planning to use the shuttle bus regularly, we’d personally choose one of these buildings over those nearer the park walkway.
Buildings We'd Personally Avoid Requesting
While there aren’t any “bad” rooms at Disney Hotel Cheyenne, there are some buildings we personally wouldn’t request if we had the choice.
After staying at Hotel Cheyenne multiple times, we’ve found that these buildings involve the longest walks to reception, the restaurants, luggage storage and the route to the Disney Parks. At the end of a long day, especially after the nighttime fireworks, those extra few minutes can make a bigger difference than you might expect.
If you’re travelling with young children, using a pushchair or simply want the most convenient stay possible, we’d recommend requesting a more central building instead.
| Building | Why We’d Avoid It |
|---|---|
| 24 – Calamity Jane | One of the longest walks to reception, restaurants and the parks. |
| 22 – Soaring Eagle | Further from the hotel’s main facilities and the park pathway. |
| 23 – Butch Cassidy | Less convenient if you’re walking to the parks each day. |
| 25 – Geronimo | One of the least convenient locations within the resort. |
They’re certainly not bad buildings, and they still provide the same Disney experience, but after several stays we’d choose a more central location whenever possible.
Our Recommendation
If we were booking Disney Hotel Cheyenne again, here’s what we’d request depending on the type of trip.
| If you want… | We’d recommend… |
|---|---|
| The shortest walk to the parks | Running Bear or Doc Holliday |
| The best all-round location | Billy the Kid |
| Closest to reception and restaurants | Billy the Kid or Sitting Bull |
| Easy access to the shuttle bus | Billy the Kid, Wyatt Earp or Sitting Bull |
| Travelling with young children | Billy the Kid for the convenience of the hotel facilities |
Our tip: If we had to choose just one building, we’d request Billy the Kid every time. During our latest stay, we found it offered the perfect balance between being close to reception, Starbucks, the restaurants and the shuttle bus, while still making it easy to walk to the Disney Parks. However, if your only priority is getting to the parks as quickly as possible, we’d recommend requesting Running Bear or Doc Holliday instead.
Disney Hotel Cheyenne Restaurants
As we explored the dining options at Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne, we were pleasantly surprised by the variety of experiences available. The main options include:
- Chuck Wagon Cafe
- Red Garter Saloon
- Starbucks
The Chuck Wagon Cafe offers buffet-style meals for breakfast and dinner. During our summer visit, we enjoyed a buffet dinner and were able to take advantage of the additional BBQ outside. We were told that the BBQ is not always available, but when it is offered, it adds another choice to the dining options and fits well with the hotel’s Wild West theme.
During our stay, the Chuck Wagon Café dinner buffet cost €40 per adult and €22 per child. Prices can change, so check the Disneyland Paris app or website for the current price before your visit.
As part of our meal plan, we also had access to the hotel breakfast. This was held in the Chuck Wagon Cafe, which was a pleasant surprise as we do not often choose to eat breakfast at the Disney hotels.
The all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet had a wide selection of options, including continental and “full English” choices. We particularly enjoyed the variety of pastries, cereals, cold meats and cheeses available, making it easy for different members of the family to find something they liked before heading into the parks.
While having breakfast, we noticed that the options were the same as those available at Sequoia Lodge and the Plaza Gardens character breakfast. For guests who have experienced those breakfasts before, this means the selection will feel familiar.
Outdoor BBQ at Hotel Cheyenne (Summer Only)
If you’re visiting during the summer months, one of our favourite things about staying at Hotel Cheyenne is the outdoor BBQ area next to Chuck Wagon Café. We’ve eaten here on several summer trips, and it completely changes the atmosphere compared with dining indoors. Sitting outside with freshly cooked food while soaking up the Wild West surroundings feels like an extension of the hotel’s theme and is something we always look forward to when visiting in warmer weather.
As it’s seasonal, don’t expect it to be available during autumn or winter visits, but if it’s open during your stay, we’d definitely recommend trying it at least once.
The Red Garter Saloon quickly became one of our favourite spots at Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne. This saloon-style bar offers a familiar drinks menu alongside a few unique touches that fit perfectly with the hotel’s Wild West theme.
In the evenings, we often found ourselves saddling up at the bar with a drink after a busy day in the parks. This is not just a figure of speech, at the Saloon, you can actually sit on saddles at the bar, which adds to the fun theming.
We found the atmosphere at the Red Garter Saloon to be relaxing, making it a great place to unwind after a long day of rides, shows and exploring. The cosy setting, country music and Wild West details helped create a space where we could slow down and enjoy the atmosphere of Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne.
On our last evening, we sat outside the Saloon enjoying a cocktail. We found this to be a great spot for relaxing and people-watching, especially after spending the day in the parks.
Does Disney Hotel Cheyenne have a Starbucks?
Yes, it does! One highlight for us was having Starbucks on-site, which was a convenient place to pick up snacks and drinks. We noticed many guests stopping by in the morning for muffins, making it an easy and affordable breakfast option before starting the day.
We’ve seen some people complain about Starbucks being included within Disney hotels, but we don’t feel the same way. The coffee shop is well-themed, fits naturally into the surroundings, and works well as the Wild West bank setting. After its recent refurb, it feels even more polished and blends into the hotel’s theming better than ever. Annual Pass holders can also take advantage of discounts here, which is worth remembering if you’re eligible.
How much does it cost to stay at Disney Hotel Cheyenne?
The cost of staying at Disney Hotel Cheyenne varies according to your travel dates, party size, room type and whether park tickets are included. We recommend comparing several arrival dates, as even moving your stay by a few days can make a noticeable difference to the total price.
We booked our latest stay directly with Disneyland Paris and paid for it ourselves. Booking a hotel-and-ticket package can make it easier to keep your accommodation and park admission together, but always check exactly what is included before paying.
Hotel Cheyenne also appears in seasonal promotions. In a recent February half-term offer, a four-night stay with five-day park tickets was available from £138 per person. This price applied to specific dates, party arrangements and availability, so it should be treated as an example rather than the usual cost of staying at the hotel.
You can check current Disney Hotel Cheyenne hotel and ticket package prices for your preferred travel dates and party size.
Disney Hotel Cheyenne comparisons
Disney Hotel Cheyenne vs Santa Fe
If you are choosing between Disney Hotel Cheyenne and Disney Hotel Santa Fe, both offer a more affordable way to stay at an on-site Disneyland Paris hotel. The main decision usually comes down to theming, price and the type of hotel atmosphere you prefer.
Our view: If the price difference is small, we would usually choose Disney Hotel Cheyenne because we prefer the theming and overall atmosphere. However, if Disney Hotel Santa Fe is significantly cheaper for your dates, it can offer better value if you are unlikely to spend much time at the hotel.
Still deciding? Read our full comparison of Disney Hotel Cheyenne vs Disney Hotel Santa Fe for a more detailed look at the differences between the two hotels.
Choose Disney Hotel Cheyenne if:
- You prefer Wild West or Toy Story theming.
- You want a more immersive hotel atmosphere.
- You are travelling with younger children who will enjoy the outdoor play areas, character experiences and pony rides.
- You want a hotel that feels more like part of the Disneyland Paris experience.
- You want an air-conditioned room!
Choose Disney Hotel Santa Fe if:
- You prefer the Cars theme.
- It is noticeably cheaper for your dates.
- You are mainly looking for a place to sleep between days in the parks.
- You prefer a simpler hotel experience and the theming of Cheyenne is not a deciding factor.!
Disney Hotel Cheyenne vs Sequoia Lodge
Disney Hotel Cheyenne and Disney’s Sequoia Lodge offer very different experiences, so the better choice depends largely on your budget and what you want from your hotel. Cheyenne focuses on fun, family-friendly theming and value, while Sequoia Lodge offers a more upscale atmosphere and additional facilities, including an indoor swimming pool.
Our view: If Sequoia Lodge is only slightly more expensive than Hotel Cheyenne, it is worth comparing the two carefully before booking. However, we would still choose Cheyenne when the price difference is significant and our priority is spending more of the holiday budget in the parks.
For families who mainly want a strongly themed Disney hotel, comfortable accommodation and good value, Hotel Cheyenne remains the better choice. For guests who plan to spend more time relaxing at the hotel and would use the swimming pool, Sequoia Lodge may justify the extra cost.
Considering an upgrade? Read our full comparison of Disney Hotel Cheyenne vs Sequoia Lodge before booking.
- You want to keep the cost of your Disneyland Paris holiday lower.
- You prefer fun, colourful and immersive family theming.
- You are travelling with children who will enjoy the Wild West and Toy Story setting.
- You are happy with comfortable, practical rooms and do not need luxury facilities.
- A swimming pool is not important to you.
- You want a more upscale hotel atmosphere.
- You’re going to spend more time in the bar
- You want a swimming pool.
- The price difference is relatively small for your dates.
- You want additional facilities to enjoy during your stay.
Things we wish we'd known before staying at Hotel Cheyenne
After more than 10 stays at Disney Hotel Cheyenne, we’ve learnt a few things that would have made our first visit easier. None would stop us from staying again, but they are genuine drawbacks and practical details worth knowing before you book.
- Some buildings involve much more walking than others
Before our first stay, we didn’t realise how much difference the location of our room could make. Hotel Cheyenne is spread across several accommodation blocks, and some are considerably further from reception, the restaurants, shuttle stop and walking route to the parks.
If walking to the parks is your priority, we recommend requesting Running Bear or Doc Holliday. If you want to be close to the main hotel facilities and shuttle stop, Billy the Kid is our favourite all-round location. Room requests are not guaranteed, but they are still worth making.
- The shuttle is not always the quickest option
We expected to use the free shuttle every day, but walking has often been quicker and more convenient for us. From Billy the Kid, Block 19, it usually took us around 10–15 minutes to reach the park security area, followed by a few additional minutes through Disney Village to the park entrances.
The shuttle is useful when your feet need a rest, but queues can build after the nighttime shows. Families with young children or pushchairs may wish to allow closer to 20 minutes when walking.
- The accommodation buildings do not have lifts
This is important if you are travelling with a pushchair, carrying heavy luggage or have reduced mobility. We recommend requesting a ground-floor room when you book and confirming the request again at check-in.
Ground-floor rooms are subject to availability, so Disney cannot guarantee that your request will be accommodated.
- Check-in and breakfast can be busy
The main check-in queue was fairly long when we arrived for our latest stay. Because we had completed online check-in through the Disneyland Paris app, we were directed to a much shorter queue, which saved us a noticeable amount of time.
Breakfast can also become crowded during popular periods. If it is included in your booking, arriving earlier can make the experience feel less rushed. Check the current breakfast hours when you arrive.
- Character appearances and queues can vary
Meeting Woody or Jessie is one of the highlights of staying at Hotel Cheyenne, but the character, appearance times and queue lengths can change. During our June 2026 stay, the morning schedule was displayed on a sign near reception.
We found that queues were sometimes shorter later in the morning, but this will vary from day to day. Check the sign when you arrive rather than relying on a schedule published before your trip.
- Popular restaurants require advance planning
Chuck Wagon Café and other popular Disneyland Paris restaurants can become fully booked, particularly during weekends and school holidays. If eating there is important to you, make your reservation as early as possible rather than waiting until you arrive.
Disney Hotel guests can usually reserve restaurants once their hotel package is confirmed. Booking arrangements can change, so check the official Disneyland Paris app for current availability.
- The rooms do not have every amenity you might expect
Our room did not have a fridge, iron or ironing board. This is worth knowing if you want to keep drinks or snacks cold, store medication that requires refrigeration or prepare clothes for a special meal.
A basic wall-mounted hairdryer was provided, but we found it quite low-powered. If you have long or thick hair, we recommend bringing your own.
- Your room may not be ready when you arrive
Rooms are normally available from the official check-in time, although ours was ready early during our latest stay. If your room is not available, the hotel provides free luggage storage, allowing you to head to the parks without carrying your bags.
The luggage service is also useful after checking out if you want to spend more time in the parks before travelling home.
- Extra Magic Time is worth planning around
Eligible Disney Hotel guests can enter one or both Disney Parks before the regular opening time on selected days. The times and participating parks can vary, so check the Disneyland Paris app during your stay rather than assuming the schedule will remain the same.
If you want a drink before heading out, check the Hotel Cheyenne Starbucks opening time when you arrive. During our stays, it has often opened early enough for us to collect a coffee before walking to the parks.
Disney Hotel Cheyenne FAQ
In this section, we answer some of the most common questions about Disney Hotel Cheyenne. For more detailed information about the rooms, facilities, location and our experience staying at the hotel, see the relevant sections throughout this review.
Does Disney Hotel Cheyenne have a swimming pool?
No. Disney Hotel Cheyenne does not have a swimming pool, and guests staying at the hotel cannot use the swimming pools at other Disneyland Paris hotels.
If having a pool is important to you, you may want to consider a different Disneyland Paris hotel, such as Disney’s Sequoia Lodge, which has an indoor swimming pool.
Do Disney Hotel Cheyenne rooms have a fridge?
No. The rooms do not have an in-room fridge. This is worth knowing if you like to keep drinks, snacks or other items cool during your stay.
Do Disney Hotel Cheyenne rooms have a kettle?
Yes. During our most recent stay, our room had a kettle as well as a coffee pod machine with coffee provided.
Do Disney Hotel Cheyenne rooms have a hairdryer?
Yes, but the hairdryer is a basic, low-powered model attached to the bathroom wall. If you have long or thick hair, or prefer a more powerful hairdryer, we recommend bringing your own.
Do Disney Hotel Cheyenne rooms have an iron?
No. Our room did not have an iron or ironing board, so you should plan ahead if you need to iron clothes during your stay.
Does Disney Hotel Cheyenne have air conditioning?
Yes. The rooms have air conditioning, and we have found it to be reliable during our stays.
How long does it take to walk from Disney Hotel Cheyenne to the parks?
The walk takes around 10–15 minutes from the more conveniently located accommodation areas, although the total time depends on your room location and walking pace.
During our most recent stay in Billy the Kid, Building 19, we found the location convenient for walking. The Running Bear and Doc Holliday accommodation areas are among the more convenient locations for reaching the walking route towards the parks.
The route is generally flat and straightforward. You will pass through security near Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel before continuing towards Disney Village and the park entrances. Security queues can be longer at busy times.
Does Disney Hotel Cheyenne have a free shuttle bus to the parks?
Yes. Disney Hotel Cheyenne offers a free shuttle bus service to the parks.
The shuttle arrives and departs from the central area near the main reception building and restaurants. During our stays, we have generally found the buses to run regularly, with waits often around 5–10 minutes, although this can vary depending on the time of day and how busy the resort is.
Can you meet Disney characters at Disney Hotel Cheyenne?
Yes. Character experiences are available at the hotel, and guests can often meet characters from Toy Story, including Woody or Jessie.
Character appearances and schedules can change, so check the current information during your stay.
Which Disney Hotel Cheyenne building is best?
If walking to the parks is your priority, Running Bear and Doc Holliday are among the more convenient accommodation areas because they are closer to the route leading towards the parks.
During our most recent stay, we were in Billy the Kid, Building 19, and found the location convenient.
Soaring Eagle and Calamity Jane are among the accommodation areas further from the walking route and the main hotel facilities.
If you plan to use the shuttle bus, the building location matters less because the shuttle point is in the central area near reception and the restaurants.
Building requests are not guaranteed and depend on availability.
Are there club-level rooms or suites at Disney Hotel Cheyenne?
No. Disney Hotel Cheyenne does not offer club-level rooms or suites.
The hotel offers standard family accommodation, with the rooms designed to provide a comfortable and practical base between days in the parks.
Are park tickets included when you stay at Disney Hotel Cheyenne?
It depends on how you book your stay.
If you purchase an eligible Disneyland Paris holiday package directly through Disneyland Paris, park tickets can be included for each day of your package, depending on the package and booking terms.
If you book the hotel and park tickets separately, tickets are not automatically included with the hotel booking.
Always check exactly what is included in your booking before paying.
Is Disney Hotel Cheyenne worth the money?
For many families, yes. Based on our experience of staying at the hotel more than 10 times, we consider it one of the best-value on-site hotels at Disneyland Paris.
It offers strong Wild West and Toy Story theming, comfortable family rooms, air conditioning, character experiences and easy access to the parks by foot or shuttle.
The main compromises are the lack of a swimming pool, no in-room fridge and the fact that some accommodation buildings are further from the main facilities and walking route.
Is Disney Hotel Cheyenne suitable for toddlers and young children?
Yes. The hotel is particularly well suited to families with younger children.
The Toy Story and Wild West theming is appealing to children, and the hotel offers outdoor play areas, indoor activities, character experiences and other family-friendly features.
Families with pushchairs should remember that the accommodation buildings are spread across the resort, so the location of your room can affect how far you walk to the main facilities and the parks.
Is Disney Hotel Cheyenne better than Disney Hotel Santa Fe?
There is no single answer because the best choice depends on your priorities.
We prefer Disney Hotel Cheyenne for its immersive Wild West and Toy Story theming and overall atmosphere. Disney Hotel Santa Fe may be the better choice if you prefer the Cars theme or find it significantly cheaper for your dates.
If the price difference is small, we would generally choose Hotel Cheyenne based on our own experience.
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Is Disney Hotel Cheyenne better than Disney Sequoia Lodge?
It depends on what you want from your Disneyland Paris hotel.
We would choose Disney Hotel Cheyenne if you prioritise strong theming, a playful family atmosphere and good value. Disney Sequoia Lodge is the better choice if you want a more relaxed woodland atmosphere, a swimming pool and additional hotel facilities.
Based on our experience, Hotel Cheyenne is particularly well suited to families with younger children and Toy Story fans, while Sequoia Lodge may appeal more to adults or families who want a quieter atmosphere and access to a pool.
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