Hotel Santa Fe at Disneyland Paris.

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During our visit to Disneyland Paris in January 2006 we stayed at the Hotel Santa Fe. It was our first time staying at one of the Disney Hotels and we really enjoyed it, we had been to Disneyland Paris before, but always stayed at hotels that were a long drive from the park and that meant a lot of wasted time each day on coaches and we had to go and come back at the times we were told. Staying at Santa Fe was much better, we have also now been back in October 2007 and stayed at Hotel Cheyenne, another Disney Hotel. Santa Fe is the cheapest of the "proper" hotels and the buildings are a little bit bland, it still managed to capture some of the Disney Magic and was well worth it. Some of the little bits are worth having a look around for, such as the half-buried cars and a crashed UFO!

Our room, nice bright colours and very clean. Hotel Santa Fe photos: Our room, nice bright colours and very clean.
An early morning photo out of the hotel room window, the grey thing was a spiral that you could walk up. Hotel Santa Fe photos: An early morning photo out of the hotel room window, the grey thing was a spiral that you could walk up.
Lots of flowing water and some good views if you can make it up the stairs. Hotel Santa Fe photos: Lots of flowing water and some good views if you can make it up the stairs.
A picture of Donald Duck outside the restaurant, we never went for dinner, but did enjoy the buffet breakfasts. Hotel Santa Fe photos: A picture of Donald Duck outside the restaurant, we never went for dinner, but did enjoy the buffet breakfasts.
The crashed UFO, if you want to find it then look near the river that goes between Santa Fe and Hotel Cheyenne. Hotel Santa Fe photos: The crashed UFO, if you want to find it then look near the river that goes between Santa Fe and Hotel Cheyenne.
Even the restaurant had an old fashioned car parked in it. Hotel Santa Fe photos: Even the restaurant had an old fashioned car parked in it.
A half-buried car, not sure why it was there, but it was interesting all the same. Hotel Santa Fe photos: A half-buried car, not sure why it was there, but it was interesting all the same.
The main entrance to the hotel, watched over by Clint Eastwood! Hotel Santa Fe photos: The main entrance to the hotel, watched over by Clint Eastwood!
More coach loads of people arriving, some may have been on the coaches for hours, some were just being transferred from the station. Hotel Santa Fe photos: More coach loads of people arriving, some may have been on the coaches for hours, some were just being transferred from the station.
A cactus in a greenhouse, also shows the slightly boring design of the buildings. Hotel Santa Fe photos: A cactus in a greenhouse, also shows the slightly boring design of the buildings.
Even the snake at the end of our Road looked cute and friendly. Hotel Santa Fe photos: Even the snake at the end of our Road looked cute and friendly.
One advantage Santa Fe does have is this petrol station, that may not sound very useful for those who came by train or coach, but the great shop is not a Disney one and so the prices are a lot cheaper. Hotel Santa Fe photos: One advantage Santa Fe does have is this petrol station, that may not sound very useful for those who came by train or coach, but the great shop is not a Disney one and so the prices are a lot cheaper.

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