Hotels

[ponigirl5]

Witch Hotel Do You Rekon Is Better?
Iv Stayed In Davy Crockett I Found It Really Homey!
But Im Not Sure As I Havnt Booked Yet!

 

[Cyrano]

I'm sure lots will have preference for a number of reasons. For proximity to the park you will not be able to beat the Disneyland Hotel. This comes at a price however. Santa Fe and Hotel Cheyenne while not seen as luxurious are not poor cousins. They are only a short walk from the parks and benefit from all the other on-site benefits

We are Davy Crockett Ranch lovers ourselves being a family of 5 and happy to take our own car

 

[Ware Bears]

Well, if I wasn't on a budget it would be the Disneyland Hotel everytime for location, location, location!!!

For theming I would pick the Cheyenne ~ I think it looks great fun there.

 

[Sinead]

IMyself and DD stayed @ the Santa Fe a few days before Christmas and our room overlooked the Cheyenne which did indeed look cool!

It was a great view actually, as we had a corner room with 2 big windows and it was lovely to look out over the completely frozen river and the bridge to the Cheyenne all covered in frost

 

[wendybird7]

it depends what you're looking for really, and how many of you are going - if self catering is your thing and there are more than 4 of you, it is probably worthwhile going to DCR again! But if you want to stay closer to the park this time, but you liked the theme of the DCR, I would say Sequoia Lodge might be right - great outdoors theme, lovely views, and it overlooks the lake incredibly pretty hotel. the cheyenne also has a great theme, and santa fe is fab if you're after cheap, cheerful, and still in disney!

 

[beltane]

Happy New Year everyone!

We are planning our 3rd trip for November 2008 and I would really like to hear from anyone who has stayed at the Disneyland Hotel. We (2 adults 1 5yr old)stayed at the Sequoia both times previously (and loved it) but would really like to try the Disneyland this time. Is it as good as it looks? Also, is it any cheaper to book direct with DLRP than it is with an agent?

Many thanks for any comments.