Would you choose NPB over Cheyenne?

[Christieand]

As you may have read in my previous thread, I'm thinking of a 4 night trip this December taking advantage of the current early booking deal. It seemed like the natural choice to choose the lowest price hotel - The Cheyenne (as we have already stayed at Santa Fe), but now we are considering NPB instead. I haven't priced it up properly, but it would be about £300 extra for the five of us. I have read a few reports on here of people really enjoying the NPB, but obviously it's a lot of money, and I know some people love Cheyenne too. Would you pay it? The main advantages for us are calmer breakfasts, larger rooms, and a shorter walk to the parks. Would this be worth it for you?

 

[DLPdaft]

As you may have read in my previous thread, I'm thinking of a 4 night trip this December taking advantage of the current early booking deal. It seemed like the natural choice to choose the lowest price hotel - The Cheyenne (as we have already stayed at Santa Fe), but now we are considering NPB instead. I haven't priced it up properly, but it would be about £300 extra for the five of us. I have read a few reports on here of people really enjoying the NPB, but obviously it's a lot of money, and I know some people love Cheyenne too. Would you pay it?
The main advantages for us are calmer breakfasts, larger rooms, and a shorter walk to the parks. Would this be worth it for you?

hmmm - the NBC is still one of the largest hotels in France, certainly the largest at DLP, so i'm not sure that breakfast is any calmer there over the Cheyenne (although of course you are shown to your table at the NBC). Shorter walk to the parks? Not necessarily - the one time we stayed at the NBC we were waaaayyy out at the end of one of the wings of the hotel, which meant that by the time we'd walked into the hotel, waited for the lift down to our floor (we never did find the right staircase) and walked for what felt like miles along hotel corridor to our rooms, we'd have been quicker (and the walk would have been more pleasant) walking to the Cheyenne or Santa Fe. Larger rooms - yes, you certainly get larger rooms .

If I could be sure of getting a room close to reception and not out in the wings of the hotel, I'd consider the NBC. If not, then I wouldn't - and I wouldn't pay the equivalent of £150 per room to upgrade.

 

[Christieand]

That's good to hear, thank you