I really like the themeing/vibe of this hotel and I think it has a lot of personality, unlike newer Disney hotels that feel generic to me. We were a family of two adults and two children, and our room had a nice queen bed and a sofa bed. Good space for us. Room was well kept and clean. Bathroom was nice. Being an old hotel, you only get two outlets and a smaller than average TV. Regarding the room, my only criticism is about the towels and toilet paper provided, which were not terrible, but could be on par with how much disney charges you. My younger loved the character meet & greet in the lobby area. The kids corner was a bit underwhelming. There was only a sort of "interactive table" with some games for kids to play, and, apparently, nothing else. As mentioned before, loved the location, it really felt like you were in a secluded wilderness area. There were busses to the park every 12 min or so, but walking to Disney Village and parks entrance was pretty easy, probably about 15 min. Didn't eat at the two buffet restaurants, because I thought they were a bit too expensive (45€ adults/25€ kids), but liked the more casual Redwood Bar in the lobby, that was open till late, and offered plenty of beverages and some sandwiches. Wish there was a quick dinning restaurant, like disney hotels in Florida usually do. Worth mentioning that if you wish to do some laundry on your own, you have to walk to nearby Hotel Cheyenne. Overall, good place to stay in Disneyland Paris property, and would stay here again. read more

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Plenty of parking. It sinto super far from the lobby so I liked the convenience. The experience started very well from the hotel gate to the parking lot. Now from there I have a few bones to pick. But it was not all terrible. The reception and check in staff were amazing. They were friendly and super helpful. The gift shop and the hotel bar as well as the housekeeping and hotel restaurant staff were also pretty good. But for the positives the checkin cast was the golden children here. The hotel had WiFi and that was very nice and helpful, the location of the hotel was pretty good, it was easy to walk from the hotel to the parks with no issues. It was also a very short walk The breakfast was pretty good, specially the croissants They had us pass through a security scanner any time we walked in the front door of the hotel, the rooms are pretty dated and the decor was not really magical. The entire hotel did not give Disney. I even forgot u was at a Disney resort. But we had a good time at the parks read more

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DON'T DO IT. MINUS FIVE STARTS. This is THE WORST RESORT/HOTEL we have ever stayed at in our entire lives. IT WILL RUIN YOUR VACATION! It's completely dilapidated, unmaintained, awful smelling, NO WORKING A/C, terrible service, horrible restaurants that perpetually smell like old fish and overcharge you for CRAPPY food and give you ONE fricken drink with no refills and a server who seems annoyed by you the entire time. i don't know how they have the DISNEY name on this and charge what they do. our room never got below 80 degrees with the a/c running full time- not even at night. The one water/ice machine on the entire floor was constantly broken and leaked all over the hallway carpet the morning we were leaving. read more

We stayed there in June 2026. It is a nice hotel and the rooms are clean and the staff is very nice. However the setup has extremely long hallways so we had to hike about 75 yards come out literally, to one hallway and another 75 yards to our room. The room would not get cool enough, and the windows are sealed shut so you cannot open them without asking the front desk. Finally they brought us two fans and I was able to sleep comfortably. The signage is very poor, the ice machines are hidden away and inadequate. It is difficult to find the swimming pool and it is quite a hike to get there. The gift shop is all Disney, has a limited amount of drinks, no fruit drinks, and a very limited amount of snacks. There are no USB or electrical outlets next to the bed. Like all Disney hotels it is very expensive and you would expect more for your money. read more

The hotel has an obvious systemic plumbing problem. The first night we had to change rooms because the first one was musty, as if there had been a water leak. We went to Disney Park all day and came back to an active water leak in our second room. There was no offer to help us move rooms. There was no discount on room. We did get breakfast, but that hardly makes up for coming back to the room after midnight with a carpet that was complete wet and bubbles of water on the ceiling. read more

I guess zero stars is not possible. The facts: my wife booked a room here for several days for her birthday and received a response email from Disney stating the reservation had been fully accepted. A .pdf embedded in the email needed to be printed before arrival but we were traveling through Europe with limited internet, so my wife waited until the evening before we arrived to open and print out the .pdf document. Only to find out that the .pdf was a cancellation notice of our reservation despite the accompanying email saying our reservation had been accepted. Found out after arriving that Disneyland Paris hotel closed for remodeling, which is obviously why we were bumped. End up staying at the nearby Marriott resort for about 1/2 the cost of what we planned to spend at Sequoia. Recommended. read more

Please see my pictures! I was so disappointed. The Sequoia main check in area is very nice and the grounds are well kept. Inside is a much different story. They are desperate for an upgrade and simple maintenance. Cracked wood, behind the toilet was water damaged. Honestly this had all the ambiance of a Motel 6 in the worst part of town. I don't know if they have a maid staff I I did not see them at all. What I did see was nasty water stains on the ceiling and missing tiles in the bathroom. I was afraid to sit on the ledge/bench in the bathroom as it is coming away from the wall. I was shocked as this is absolutely not the experience I have had at any Disney property. That being said the check in area is very nice and the front desk staff were wonderful. I don't believe I could ever bring myself to stay in this hotel again. S'il vous plaît voir mes photos! J'ai été tellement déçu. L'enregistrement principal de Sequoia dans la région est très agréable et les jardins sont bien entretenus. L'intérieur est une histoire bien différente. Ils sont désespérés pour une mise à niveau et une maintenance simple. Le bois fissuré, derrière les toilettes était endommagé par l'eau. Honnêtement, cela avait toute l'ambiance d'un Motel 6 dans le pire quartier de la ville. Je ne sais pas s'ils ont un personnel de femme de ménage, je ne les ai pas vus du tout. Ce que j'ai vu était taches d'eau méchant sur le plafond et les tuiles manquantes dans la salle de bains. J'avais peur de m'asseoir sur le rebord/banc dans la salle de bain car il est à venir loin du mur. J'ai été choqué car ce n'est absolument pas l'expérience que j'ai eue à n'importe quelle propriété de Disney. Cela étant dit le check-in zone est très agréable et le personnel de la réception était merveilleux. Je ne crois pas que je pourrais jamais me ramener à rester dans cet hôtel à nouveau. Sehen Sie meine Bilder! Ich war so enttäuscht. Die Sequoia Hauptkontrolle in der Gegend ist sehr schön und das Gelände ist gut gepflegt. Drinnen ist eine ganz andere Geschichte. Sie sind verzweifelt nach einem Upgrade und einer einfachen Wartung. Abgestürztes Holz, hinter der Toilette wurde Wasser beschädigt. Ehrlich gesagt, das hatte das ganze Ambiente eines Motel 6 im schlimmsten Teil der Stadt. Ich weiß nicht, ob sie ein Zimmermädchen Personal Ich habe sie überhaupt nicht gesehen. Was ich gesehen habe, waren böse Wasserflecken an der Decke und fehlende Fliesen im Badezimmer. Ich hatte Angst, auf der Ledge/Bank im Badezimmer zu sitzen, da es von der Wand wegkommt. Ich war schockiert, denn das ist absolut nicht die Erfahrung, die ich auf irgendeinem Disney-Anwesen gemacht habe. Das Hotel ist sehr zentral gelegen. Das Hotel liegt sehr zentral und ist gut zu Fuß erreichbar. read more

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My husband and I stayed here with our baby on our recent trip to DLP. I'm a DVC member and the only 4 options offered to DVC members to use their points are the Disneyland Hotel, Hotel New York, Newport Bay and Sequoia Lodge. It should be noted that there are 2 other official Disney hotels, but they are not options with DVC. When I called DVC to see if anything was available it was this or Disneyland Hotel and we could stay here for 2 nights for less than the price of 1 night at the Disneyland Hotel. Thus, we chose Sequoia Lodge. We took the Magical Express Bus from CDG for $25 a person and it dropped us off right in front of the hotel. We arrived at 1pm and happily our room was ready. We were on the 3rd floor of the Yosemite Lodge. I don't know what it is about DVC and DLP, but every time I go I seem to get a room about as far from the park as possible. When I stayed at Newport Bay we were the absolute last room furthest from the park and in this case the Yosemite Lodge was the 2nd furthest building from the park, but far closer to Disney Village and the theme parks than my room at Newport Bay two years ago. So I was super happy our room was ready, but it smelled awful, like the place had been doused with lemon cleaner. Also, although we had requested a portable crib it was not yet there. We dropped off our stuff and headed into the park in an effort to adjust to the time change. When we returned the baby crib was in the room and the lemon cleaner scent had somewhat dissipated. The beds were comfy enough and the room had a bathtub so it was easy to bathe the baby. I wish the room had been bigger. I'm used to small rooms in Europe, but my experience has been that Disney rooms whether in France or Hong Kong were very large. My room at Newport Bay was far larger. The tv was also quite small and I hate to say that that lemon cleaner smell never totally went away. Finally, when I stayed at Newport Bay breakfast was included with our stay, but it was not here. Overall, I found the location to be better than Newport, but not as good at New York or Disneyland Hotel, but in all other aspects I preferred my stay at Newport Bay. It may closely resemble the Wilderness Lodge in FL or Grand Californian in CA, but the quality of the rooms would make it more of what we refer to as a moderate resort rather than a deluxe. read more

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This hotel is NOT typical Disney standards. The lobby area is very nice and the staff was great but the neighboring buildings that house the rooms are in desperate need of cleaning, maintenance and upkeep. Dirty dirty rooms. I would avoid staying at this resort. read more

Not up to Dsiney standards. The furniture was scuffed and old, the bathroom dated. There was not a USB port to be found. The refrigerator had ben removed, the safe did not work. The grounds were lovely. There was nothing Disney Magical bout its. This was the BIG disappointment of my once in a lifetime trip to Paris. Do NOT Stay here. read more

We were making our first visit to Disneyland Paris. Since Wilderness Lodge is our favorite hotel at Walt Disney World, we decided to try out Sequoia Lodge. We loved the decor, checkin was smooth, and the room was clean. The walk to the parks is very quick. We ate at one of the restaurants at the hotel in addition to the breakfast that comes with the room, and visited the gift shop several times. All were good experiences. Tigger and Eeyore visited our hotel each morning, which was a lot of fun. All of the Cast Members at the hotel were helpful. Definitely recommend this hotel. read more

My wife and I are Disney fans, so we decided to stop by Disneyland Paris as part of our honeymoon trek across Europe! We decided to stay at the Sequoia Lodge based on its value and distance to the park. We stayed on Disney Vacation Club points rather than paying cash, so out of pocket expense was minimal ($95 fee). We were excited to experience another Disney property, but knew not to expect much... even then, our expectations were too high. Commitment to high-quality, consistent service is a Disney trademark, but that wasn't the case here. The issues began at check-in. The front desk staff informed me they couldn't check me in without a voucher. I tried to explain that I made my reservation through DVC, but they didn't know what that was. Thankfully, they eventually found someone that did and we were issued our room keys. Before we could head up to our room, though, we were told that we MUST make our breakfast reservations for the following day or we wouldn't be able have breakfast at all. So we committed ourselves to a 7:30am reservation time. What they failed to tell us at that time was that the cards they issued us was the payment for breakfast, as breakfast was included with the room. What they also failed to mention was that both restaurants were identical, so there was no advantage for choosing one over the other! It was also mentioned that to dine at any restaurant in the park, we'd have to have a reservation as well... The property itself is laid out in a confusing pattern. The hallways seemingly never end and it took us a full 15 minutes just to get to our room. It was located on far end corner of the property with a view of a quiet pathway and trees. The room itself, like the rest of the resort, is decorated in a fashion that supposed to evoke a lodge in the Californian redwood forests. In the room, this also meant Bambi themed artwork. While large by European standards, the room was very sparse with a single queen bed, an LCD TV, a table with two chairs, a tiny closet with a safe, a single vanity, a toilet and a shower/tub combo. What was even more disappointing than the sparse nature of the room (felt like a cheap motel), was the fact that the room came with no toiletries at all, save for a single bar of soap. Thankfully we had brought our own! On the plus side, we were left a 1l bottle of water, as well as some chocolates and a letter congratulating us on our recent wedding. The night before our checkout day, we had the concierge setup a taxi appointment for the following morning. They did, but never provided confirmation as promised... even more disturbing was the fact that when we went down to the lobby to check out at about 6am, it was deserted! No staff or even a security guard were present at all. Thankfully our cab showed up on time or we would have been stranded! Given the $800/night rate at the time we stayed, I'm glad we used DVC points for this stay. I would never pay to stay here and doubt I'd ever return to this park or any of its hotels. read more

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By Disney's American hotel standards this would be a moderate resort, not a deluxe one. We stayed for 4 nights in August 2016, touring off property two of those days and spending the other two in the parks. We booked Golden Forest Club concierge level rooms mostly for the nicer breakfast and snacks offered and the hotel fast pass they still award to GFC guests (skip the line on one ride, each day). The rooms are pretty standard. Clean, comfortable beds. We didn't watch much television but there was a TV in the room. Bathroom is adequate. Has all the things you look for. The swimming pool is a bit of a hike from the main lodge, but a short walk from the some of the outbuildings. It's in it's own building and was loaded with kids when I went one sunny afternoon to cool off. Most of it is indoors. We ate in the Hunter's Club restaurant one night. It's a pretty decent buffet but a bit chaotic and they do cram the tables in there. It was the only one of the two restaurants open (though I understand when the other side is open they pretty much have the same buffet there). Staff was helpful, though our Golden Forest Club concierge who checked us in (2 parties w/ 2 different reservations) she a) gave us keys to the opposite parties rooms, so we ended up staying in their room and they in ours according to the register, b) botched our lunch reservation she made by having it for the wrong number of people and then the wrong time. But it's not really much of a complaint, they were very pleasant and helped store our bags until our rooms were ready (Which wasn't until much before the 3 PM check-in time). All the cast members we encountered were pleasant and helpful, especially in the gift shop. A note about the disney resorts: Of the three around Lake Disney, Hotel New York is closer to the parks than the other two. I'd even say Newport Bay Club is a bit of a hike. Not a big difference, but it might be helpful to know at the end of a long day touring. We took the bus once and it took forever. After that we just walked to the parks every day. read more

My husband and I decided to stay here on our latest trip to Disneyland Paris, based on a special booking package we found online. Also, as we were going to the park offseason, we wanted to take advantage of the extra magic hours at the parks. Now, I was not expecting the same level of service and quality as we have in the US, but even then I was disappointed with the experience. While there were some pros, like the concierge was helpful, and the Bambi theme in the room was cute, the cons were way worse. We arrived on a Saturday around 11am, and the line to check in was out the door- we waited 40mins to get to the desk. They gave us our papers but told us that our room would not be ready until after 3pm, disappointing but no biggie. When we finally checked in later that night, we asked the front desk for a sewing kit as my coat had lost a button earlier in the day, and they said they would send it to our room. It never came. Then tonight, after another long, rainy day at the parks, we got back to our room to discover that our personal liquid soap dispenser was missing. We had taken this toiletry with us on countless trips at dozens of hotels in many different countries without incident, but here at a Disney hotel apparently housekeeping thought it was ok to either steal or throw away a 2/3 full soap dispenser. We complained to the front desk and housekeeping management, and all they did was apologize and take a report. No offer for compensation or anything. He did offer to send up a Disney soap, but that also never made it to our room as promised. Overall disappointing experience. Will not be staying here again, and also likely not staying at any of the other Disneyland Paris hotels either based on this experience. Think twice before booking here. read more

If you want an unpretentious hotel close to the parks, Sequoia Lodge is your best bet. Hidden away on the far side of the lake by Disney village and surrounded by redwood trees, you could almost be forgiven for thinking you were holed up in one of the USA's national parks at times. Only a leisurely 10 minute walk to the parks too. I loved the Bambi theme in the rooms and the beds were wonderfully comfy. Good service from staff too, particularly with dealing with allergies catering at breakfast. The pool was pretty good too, even if you had to wait 15 minute intervals for the jacuzzi to start bubbling. read more

We came here because we are Disney people and this is a Disney place, it is? Could have fooled me. Been here 3 days, just saw my second character. Some of the staff try to be in Disney mode but there are just as many who could care less if you were there or not. I'm only giving it two stars because the concierge was top notch and very helpful read more

Sequoia Lodge is in the theme of a American national park. Having visited a national park in America (fyi Yosemite, it's fantastic go there) it really isn't very similar at all. But this is diseyland so nothing is all that realistic. The hotel itself has nce enough decor the best being the huge stone chimney and log fire in the main bar. As for thelay out of the hotel it is confusing badly signposted and prety unremarkable. The rooms are very standard for a European Hotel with nothing to excite or stand out. The breakfasts provide a good selection but it does get incredibly busy given the size of the hotel compared to the relatively small restaurants. Be prepared to que unless you get there very early. The best over all of this hotelis the swimming pool which is not especially big but a good enough size and shape with an excellent slide + jacuzzi and the changing rooms have a sauana and steam room. Personally I would want more from a hotel if it were any else. Of course you will only go there for disneyland and with the parks being 10 minutes away you won't be spending too much time there (fortunately). Finally the prices of anything in the hotel are horendous. Sadly so are all the surrounding restaurants and shops. If you're going to spend all your time at the parks come here, if you want a place to retreat after a hard day rollercoasting and hugging cartoon characters go elsewhere. read more

Bed is not comfortable at all. Was hoping for comfy pillow top mattresses but it felt like sleeping on a hard floor. Could not hear any hallway noise but my room faced the area where the trash truck comes so had early wake up calls at 4am every morning. Continental breakfast was basic. Cereal, toast, sandwich meats and yogurt. No hot foods. Conveniently close to the parks. Card key would haphazardly work. Sometimes it did, sometimes it didn't. No water fountains in the hotel - they said to buy it at the gift shop or order it at the bar. Put the do not disturb sign on the door since we don't like housekeeping touching our stuff. Someone came in anyways! Tried to use the shower after the half marathon and water was lukewarm at best. Shower pressure was meh. read more

We had booked into the Golden Forest room on a half board basis. We joined our son, daughter in law and grand kids. We had adjoining rooms on the 6th floor. We also had character breakfasts for four days, afternoon tea daily at the hotel which we mostly missed and complimentary soft drinks up to about 10pm each night which we took twice. We got some fast passes for use in the parks and daily coupons for soft drinks/cakes/pastries in the parks. The coupons for park use turned out to be a bit disastrous but that will be the subject of a review of the parks as will my being assaulted by a staff member and security lying to me. Now the hotel: check - in was straightforward, polite and fairly quick, but we did walk away with literally pages of various coupons, not an easy way of holidaying at all. Our rooms were ready about 13.30 which was great. The room was clean and very comfy and superbly maintained throughout our stay. The bed was large, full of pillows, lovely fabrics and good design. Didn't bother with the telly. Upscale coffee machine and great quality teas in room with the usual kettle, ice bucket, mini safe and a mini fridge. Comfy bathroom, lots of towels and a powerful shower. Breakfast was fine but I've paid far less for very much better quality and choice. The breads were very good indeed. The cheese selection was lousy. The meats were fine but I expected better quality ham. The teas were exceptional quality and coffee from a machine was alright but once again not good enough quality for the price. Getting in to the breakfast room was also different to most hotels. We had to show our credentials daily, in most places you simply confirm a name and a room number yet there wasn't that many other families at breakfast when we were there. We ate in the hunters grill buffet and it was just superb and worth every cent. The beef was particularly exceptional quality and the floating islands with Creme anglaise a classic. I don't intend reciting every food item, as I said superb and if you are in the hotel try it for yourself. The afternoon tea, cakes and coconut macaroons are also exceptional quality and taste, we only did one because we spent maximum time in the parks. The waiting staff here in the afternoons and evenings are ace. The staff for the most part are friendly and helpful but there are a few who are surly and unhelpful not cut out for the hospitality industry. This bad attitude is usually excused by saying that they are French, bit like Basil in Fawlty Towers excusing Manuel because he was from Barcelona. I don't accept this. At the price we pay we require courtesy and proper treatment and it's a failure of senior managers who hide away behind the scenes. The worst part of this place is the pool area. First it was a bit of a walk and not easy to find. When we got there the steam bath was scalding hot and the pool too bloody cold. It was only possible to go to the warm (not hot) jacuzzi through the cold pool. Now we were in the pool 10 minutes when everyone was abruptly tossed out and the pool closed. Someone 'did something' in the pool. I heard two stories - thrown up and poo - I don't know the truth but it was our first, last and brief visit that said I wouldn't return to it. One of the three lifts in the hotel was out of order most of the time we were there but this did not cause too much delay. Finally we enjoyed seeing the faces of our grand kids (and our son/daughter) when the characters appeared during brekky times (and we had different characters daily too) after all that's what brought us here really as all played their part wonderfully. First class. The minder who accompanying the characters was a real gent too. But let's not get too starry eyed as we paid through the nose every step of the way. It isn't cheap. On balance I'd return if the price is right and I can't see it being right in the near future! read more

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This is one of the moderately priced hotels at Disneyland Paris. The theme here is that of an American National Park. The main building is like a large lodge, and then there are buildings off of it with more rooms. The hotel is beautiful - the lobby is amazing. There is a shop, restaurant and bar, as well as a swimming pool, with is indoor and outdoors, with a slide and jacuzzi. This is a beautiful hotel, with extra things to do when you are taking a rest from the theme parks. It takes about five minutes to walk to the parks from here. It is located around Lake Disney - you are very near to the Disney Village. This is a brilliant Disney resort, which will make your stay magical. read more

Disney's Sequoia Lodge is the equivalent of a moderate resort compared to the resorts at Walt Disney World, but with less amenities. Much more basic. This was my first visit to Disneyland Paris and I stayed here through our family's Disney Vacation Club points. The hotel was themed similar to the Wilderness Lodge, there is one big lodge and a couple of smaller lodges. The resort could use a renovation as it felt quite dated. As I mentioned, the rooms were quite basic but comfortable. We had a couple of issues at the hotel during our two night stay. The room we were given was a bit warmer than what the thermostat said but after staying in hotels with no air conditioning for two weeks we didn't really care. We were happy to have double beds instead of singles. The next morning we decided to take advantage of the extra magic hours available to resort guests from 8-10am (that made staying at the Disney hotel worth it) so we headed down to breakfast at 7am for their American style buffet. We paid 19 euros for a decent breakfast. Then we were on our way to the parks. It was an unusually stormy and rainy day at Disneyland that day. It rained so hard that when we got back to the room around 11:45pm our room's carpet was soaking wet. Somehow water got into our room even with the windows closed. We had to call the front desk and request a room change. Luckily they had availability in that same building but we had to go to the front desk to pick up the keys. Needless to say, after being in the parks from 8am to 11:30pm the last thing we wanted was to come back to a flooded room. It was an inconvenience but the hotel did what they could to accommodate us and the second room had a functional air conditioner. So it was an OK experience. Not fancy but comfortable enough to get a good night's sleep. read more

We visited the sequoia bar for light bite and the rude wait staff ruined the experience. They took 45 minutes to take our order, would not clear dishes from previous customers, would not bring payment machine to the table although they did for other customers and made me go to the bar to pay, and told my daughter she could not use the restroom. Disney USA should audit this place because it is so far below not only Disney standards but far below any acceptable standards. We stayed next door at Newport bay hotel and looked forward to visiting sequoia bar but the very rude staff made it quite unenjoyable. read more