We love Hotel Cheyenne as a quality, money-saving option for guests who want to stay on-site at Disneyland Paris.
Hotel Cheyenne is very much in the sweet spot between value for money, larger-than-life theming, comfortable accommodations and convenient access to the park. Yes, other, more expensive hotels are closer to Disney Village and the parks, but this resort is still very much walkable.
It is a Toy Story–themed hotel; specifically, it is themed around the Western characters from Toy Story's Woody's Roundup. We're talking Woody, Jessy, and the horse Bullseye, plus a bunch of Wild West references to legendary frontierspeople such as Billy the Kid, Butch Cassidy, Doc Holiday and Jesse James, as well as Geronimo, Running Bear, Sitting Bull and Chochise.
The accommodations are spread across several buildings in Hotel Cheyenne's recreated Western township. The rooms are comfortable and well-appointed.
It has an on-site BBQ buffet-restaurant and a Starbucks (in the theme town's Bank), and, of course, no Wild West town would be complete without its own saloon. The main thing that guests may find missing is a pool. Unlike some of Disneyland Paris's other, more expensive, hotels, Hotel Cheyenne does not have a pool, so chill-out time between park trips will be dry!
Hotel Cheyenne is best suited to guests who plan to spend most of their time at Disney Village and at the theme parks. option on-site at Disneyland Paris.
A stay at Cheyenne, and the other on-site resorts, gives guests the top perk of Extra Magic Hours - with the parks opening an hour earlier, at 8:30 am, for guests.
Altogether, this all adds up to a fun, comfortable, convenient and cost-conscious choice for guests planning a trip to Disneyland Paris.
What's in the rooms
Hotel Cheyenne's standard rooms are either twin-double family rooms, with a pair of double beds, or a room that comes with a double bed and a 'trundle-bed' / chaise longue.
The beds are comfy, and the bathroom is functional and pleasant, but not luxurious. The room has sufficient storage and space for cases.
Each room comes with a smart TV, with European channels, and most importantly Disney on-demand streaming.
Guests can also enjoy a coffee maker, a kettle for tea, and a selection of coffee and teas, plus to medium sized complimentary water bottles. Out in the common area of each Hotel Cheyenne accommodation building, guests will find water filling stations, which are perfect for top-ups when both going to and returning from the parks.
How it stacks up on price
Hotel Cheyenne sits in the middle of the Disneyland Paris price ladder. Santa Fe, the Cars-themed, motel-style resort next door, is typically cheaper, as are Disneyland Paris partner hotels like Hotel L'Elysee, Ki Space, Magic Castle or Explorers Hotel.
At the same time, Sequoia Lodge is more expensive - it is the next rung up on Disneyland Paris's resort pricing - and it is slightly closer, and it has extra amenities and its own pool.
Hotel New York: The Art of Marvel, Newport Bay Club, and Disneyland Paris Hotel are all quite a bit dearer, and quite a bit more luxurious.
Guests looking for a 'ballpark' guide to pricing: Cheyenne's standard rates are generally around €200–€300, based on 2024 to 2026. Of course, prices move quite a lot from off-peak to peak times, and are at their highest during European and UK school holidays.
Now, that's pricier than non‑Disney local options (£80–£110) but materially cheaper than premium Disney hotels (from about €350 a night upwards).
Of course, prices move quite a lot from off-peak to peak times, and are at their highest during European and UK school holidays.
Also, guests must remember that Disneyland Paris hotel prices include park tickets.
Staying at Hotel Cheyenne can typically 'save' guests about €25 to €40 per night versus mid‑tier Disney properties such as Sequoia Lodge.
Who is Hotel Cheyenne for?
Hotel Cheyenne suits budget-conscious families who want on-site Disney perks and will spend their days in the parks, but it doesn't suit guests who want a pool, lots of on-site amenities, or in-hotel luxuries.
As a comfortable and convenient stay during a theme-park-oriented trip, Hotel Cheyenne is very highly rated and popular.
But, browsing guest reviews will also tell you it is not perfect.
Guest complaints broadly land in a few categories. Some guests feel that the rooms are 'dated', others point to occasional AC issues, and the high cost of on-site food (it's about 'normal' for Disney hotels, but expensive compared to typical 'offsite' resorts). Another recurring complaint is the lack of lifts in the two-story Hotel Cheyenne accommodation blocks, which means that guests with heavy luggage, families with buggies or other mobility limitations may struggle - and may prefer to request a room on the ground floor.
An excellent choice for the right trip
We said it at the start, and it's worth repeating: for the right group and the right kind of trip to Disneyland Paris, Hotel Cheyenne is an excellent value choice.
Hotel Cheyenne is especially worth booking if you intend to be in the parks most of the day, and your group doesn't prioritise hotel leisure facilities.
