Cheyenne Rooms Question...

[Guest]

It's more expensive to book a room closer to reception - apart from it being more convenient for some people is there any other advantage to doing this? Like the room being of better quality... etc?

I've just read a trip report where someone stayed at the Cheyenne on two different occasions - once being close to reception and having a really nice clean room and then getting a room quite a distance from reception and the room being in pretty bad shape and quite dirty.

Anyone here stayed a few times and noticed any difference in room types?

[Guest]

Only stayed there once and our room was fine ... think we stayed in the Annie Oakley building which was perfect for us - close enough to nip to reception and for breakfast but far enough away to be a little quieter.

I actualy called the hotel a few weeks before we went and asked for a room in that building - no problem and all sorted.

[MrsBC]

We've stayed 3 times and our rooms have always been fine. We've never paid extra, and last trip we were in Billy the Kid - 30 seconds from reception, the shop and restaurant; we've also stayed in Coshise and Soaring Eagle, neither of which were too far away.

[Guest]

You'll be nearer reception, the food hall and the shop. And also handy for the bus to the parks. As for Cheyenne generally - it's in a real need of a refurb IMHO which I believe thay are starting this year. Those rooms haven't been done over properly in 2O years.

[sammykitten]

the rooms are exactly the same, facility and furnishings-wise, regardless of which block you are in at the Cheyenne. I think its just luck (or bad luck) that one room in the pay-extra block was cleaner etc than another room in another block.

[Guest]

Thanks for your replies...

It looks like the rooms are all the same then - so it really isnt worth paying that extra.

Like you said sammykitten... it seems it was just bad luck she got a worse room the second time round... and nothing to do with paying less!

[Guest]

Ive stopped in the Cheyenne three times in different parts of the hotel and theyve all been fine

[Gill H]

It's only a few minutes walk to reception even from the furthest building. I wouldn't worry.

Yes, it's looking a bit tired and could do with a refurb, but we never had any problems there.

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