Hotel Cheyenne/Hotel Santa Fe

Frommer's Review

Next door to each other near a re-creation of Texas's Rio Grande, these Old West-style lodgings are the resort's least expensive hotels. The Cheyenne consists of 14 two-story buildings along Desperado Street; the desert-themed Santa Fe encompasses four "nature trails" winding among 42 adobe-style pueblos. The Cheyenne is a favorite among families, offering a double bed and bunk beds. Children have an array of activities, including a play area in a log cabin with a lookout tower and a section where you can explore the "ruins" of an ancient Anasazi village. The only disadvantage, according to some parents, is the absence of a pool.

More recently constructed, but charging the same prices, is the nearby Kyriad Hotel, a government-rated two-star hotel designed for families, that evokes the aesthetics and layout of a French country inn. Whenever the Cheyenne and the Santa Fe are full, Disney usually directs the overflow to the Kyriad.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; babysitting; nonsmoking rooms; rooms for those w/limited mobility

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