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 The Disney Cheyenne hotel is a dream come thru for all the cowboys and cowgirls visiting Disneyland Resort Paris. The hotel has 14 western style, two floor buildings with 1000 rooms. The hotel is located next to the Rio Grande River, separating itself from the hotel Santa Fe on the other site. The main lobby building welcomes guests before they can make their way on to one of the two main streets that divide the hotel building from each other. Once guests now their room number and building name, which are related to famous western legends like Billy the Kid or Annie Oakley, they can make themselves at home into this adventures location. The saloon awaits the travelers for a visit after the trip to the west or you can just go out and enjoy the colorful facades of the house, including a jail and boarding house. Details like the characteristic water tower which rises over one of the areas, or the big fireplace in the lobby are giving the Cheyenne hotel the finishing touch.

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 There are 1000 rooms available and all of them have a bunk bed and a double bed making the hotel the perfect choice for families of four. Parties of 4 adult might find it a little less comfortable when staying at a Cheyenne room, as there are no rooms with single beds next to the bunk bed.

The rooms are decorated in western style, up to the lamps that look like cowboy boots. All the rooms have TV and Radio and a ceiling paddle fans that will keep you cool in the hot summer months. Many of the rooms will have their view over one of the main streets, however some of the building will also have a nice view of the Rio Grande River and the neighbor hotel Santa Fe.

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 The Chuckwagon is the big buffet style restaurant from the hotel than can be found in the main building. You can enter the restaurant walking thru the main lobby, or via the back when wandering down the main streets of the hotel. The restaurant keeps the western style with their large selection of Barbecue dishes including chili and smoky sausages on their menu. Seating for the restaurant is in two barn like rooms adjacent to the buffet where there is a small bar area Complete with saddle seats.

Next to the Chuckwagon is the Red Garter Saloon where you will find a small bar room offering drinks and small snacks, including Disney's Cocktails. On most evenings you can relax in the bar to the sound of live country music.

At the General store you will find a small range of standard Disney theme park souvenirs, as well as a range of six shooters, cowboy hats and other western gear. A small range of snacks and drinks are also available for cowboys on the run.

Onsite children can enjoy a leisure ride on one of the pony’s. Occasionally a cart with horses can be found on the property where you can, after paying a small fee, take place for a ride into the sunset.

A small playing area can be found next to the river.

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 Walking to the Disneyland Parks will take you a good 20 minutes as you will have to pass the New York hotel and go thru the Village. You can also take a short cut be going to the main entrance of the hotel, walk to the right, passing the main entrance of the New York hotel, straight up to the train station.

If you want to avoid high season queues to have lunch visit the Chuckwagon restaurant for a quick bite. When the weather allows it you can enjoy it outside without a big crowd passing by.

Walk to the end of the river path during the evening to enjoy some nice views of the Cheyenne and Santa Fe Hotels.

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 Robert A. M. Stern is the architect of the western Style hotel; Cheyenne. He is the only architect who got a contract from Disney to create two Disney Hotels in Paris. The second one being the beautiful Newport Bay Club.

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