At a glance
The Disney Sequoia Lodge is a 3-star Disney hotel with 1011 rooms of 22 m² and 14 suites of 55 m², spread across a main building and several wood and stone lodges. It sits in the mid-range and suits families as well as visitors looking for a relaxing setting.
The design is inspired by the lodges of the great national parks of the American West, with raw materials, a central fireplace in the bar and rustic furniture. The rooms feature Disney’s forest films such as Bambi through wall friezes, pictures and illustrated bedspreads. A refurbishment planned throughout 2026 will update the rooms and expand the forest theme with Brother Bear and Pocahontas, and the hotel stays open during the work.
What sets this Disney hotel apart is its cosy atmosphere and its heated indoor and outdoor pool area, the only pool near the park with a slide, plus a hot tub, a sauna and a steam room. The Sequoia Lodge is the quietest of the Disney hotels with a pool, ideal for visitors who want to unwind after a long day in the parks.
For food, the hotel has Hunter’s Grill (an all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant with 365 seats, open in the morning and evening), Beaver Creek Tavern (also used for breakfast) and the Redwood Bar and Lounge, with a pool table, table football and a lake-view terrace. A half-board plan is available, and guests get Extra Magic Time, free luggage storage, a Northwest Passage shop and a free shuttle bus to the parks.
Cosy lodge and fireplace. The Redwood Bar is home to a huge open stone fireplace, perfect for warming up with a cocktail in winter. The hotel is surrounded by hundreds of imported sequoias that recreate the feel of America’s national parks. Golden Forest rooms come with a private reception and a sweet afternoon snack included.
History
Opened on 27 May 1992, shortly after the park opened, the Disney Sequoia Lodge recalls the great lodges of America’s national parks. It was designed by Antoine Grumbach, the only non-American architect of the resort’s hotels.
After a facade renovation carried out in phases from 2020 to 2022, the hotel began a major refurbishment in early 2026, with new rooms celebrating Bambi, Pocahontas and Brave.
- Rooms
- 1011
- Floors
- 5
- Opened
- 1992
- Refurbishment
- 2026
Theme & story
Rooms & suites
The hotel has 7 room categories over 5 floors, from the 22m² Standard Room to the 55m² Golden Forest Club Suite. All can be booked room only or with park tickets included.
The price of a night at the Sequoia Lodge depends on the date: for the same room, the price can vary a lot from one period to another. To see the real price day by day, open my price calendar and set up an alert to get an email as soon as a stay drops below your budget.
Standard Room
2 double beds OR 1 large double bed
Standard Room close to hotel services
2 double beds OR 1 large double bed
- Close to the hotel services
Standard Room close to hotel services with lake view
2 double beds OR 1 large double bed
- Close to the hotel services
- Lake view
Golden Forest Club Room
2 double beds OR 1 large double bed
- Luggage delivery to your room
- Turndown service
- Mini fridge (not suitable for storing medicines)
- Iron and ironing board (on request)
- Priority welcome
- Breakfast and afternoon snack included
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Fuller range of bath products
Golden Forest Club Room with lake view
2 double beds OR 1 large double bed
- Luggage service
- Turndown service
- Mini fridge (not suitable for storing medicines)
- Iron and ironing board (on request)
- Priority welcome
- Breakfast and afternoon snack included
- Lake view
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Fuller range of bath products
Golden Forest Club Suite
Double beds
- Spacious suite
- Luggage service
- Turndown service
- Mini fridge (not suitable for storing medicines)
- Iron and ironing board (on request)
- Priority welcome
- Breakfast and afternoon snack included
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Fuller range of bath products
Accessible room
2 double beds OR 1 large double bed
- Accessible showers
- Guide and assistance dogs welcome
Food and drink
The Sequoia Lodge has 3 places to eat and drink.
Breakfast
Continental buffet at Beaver Creek Tavern or Hunter’s Grill for standard rooms, and in the Golden Forest Lounge for Golden Forest Club rooms and suites
Participating restaurants
Afternoon snack
Included for Golden Forest Club rooms in the Golden Forest Lounge, with sweet and savoury snacks between 16:00 and 17:30
Dinner
All-you-can-eat American buffet at Hunter’s Grill, with raclette in winter, or an all-you-can-eat buffet at Beaver Creek Tavern on busy days at Hunter’s Grill
Participating restaurants
Bar
Drinks and cocktails at the Redwood Bar and Lounge, open all day on the hotel’s first floor, with a pool table, table football and a terrace overlooking the lake.
Participating restaurants
Services & facilities
- Lounge / Club Golden Forest Club
- Shuttle bus Free to the Disney parks
- Swimming pool Quarry Pool · Indoor with a slide, plus an outdoor pool
- Lake view Some rooms only
- Air conditioning
- Car park Hotel and resort car parks
- Luggage storage Free at the hotel entrance
- Extra Magic Time
- Free Wi-Fi
- Hot tub
- Sauna room
- Steam room
- Gym
- Children’s playground
- Kids’ play area
- Northwest Passage shop
- Extra Magic Time
- Wheelchair access
- 24-hour concierge
- Room service (extra charge)
- Valet parking (optional)
- Dry cleaning (extra charge)
The services brochure (PDF)
The venue’s official document. Prices and services change regularly: treat this brochure as an overview of what’s available on site. File size: 2.6 MB.
Disney perks
Access to the 2 parks 1 hour before public opening, on selected headline rides. Included.
You’re staying inside the resort. The parks are reachable by shuttle or on foot.
The holiday package includes unlimited 2-park tickets for your whole stay.
Park purchases delivered free of charge to your hotel shop. An exclusive Disney service.
Character meet and greets
Hotel guests can meet a Disney character once a day, every morning between 8:15 and 11:00. The character is chosen at random from Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy or Max. The photo spot is on the first floor, near the shop.
Meet a random Disney character once a day (you can go several times during your stay) in the hotel lobby.
Who it’s for
Pros and cons
Strong points
- Pool with a slide and a waterfall
- Cosy forest atmosphere, perfect for unwinding
- Prices between the premium and budget Disney hotels
Weak points
- Refurbishment under way throughout 2026, which may affect your stay, and only one on-site restaurant (a buffet)
- Outdoor pool closed in winter
- Soundproofing in the rooms sometimes lacking
My verdict
The Sequoia Lodge has a warm, very well done forest atmosphere that makes it the most restful of the hotels around the lake. It’s the perfect place to escape the buzz of the parks while staying a fifteen-minute walk away along the lake.
I’ve stayed there 2 times, most recently in 2025, and I have a soft spot for its huge central fireplace in winter. Watch out, though: the hotel is undergoing a full refurbishment throughout 2026, updating the rooms with themes from films like Pocahontas, which may cause some disruption. The pool and its slide remain a big plus for kids, although the soundproofing in the rooms could sometimes be better.
I recommend the Golden Forest Club for a cosy stay in autumn or winter. Avoid it during this year’s work if you need complete peace and quiet during the day.
Julie’s tip
Extra services
The Sequoia Lodge offers several extra services to make your stay even more memorable.
For example, you can order flowers or champagne in your room, gifts from the shop, a birthday cake or a personal message.
To use these services, you need to have a booking already and contact the hotel concierge.
Prices and services may be changed by Disneyland Paris and depend on availability. For the full list of services on offer, download the services catalogue.
Map & getting there
The Sequoia Lodge stands on the east shore of Lake Disney (Lac Buena Vista), next to Disney Village. Allow about 15 minutes on foot to the park entrances along the lake, or 8 minutes on the free shuttle bus from the hotel entrance.
- Check-in time
- 15:00
- Check-out time
- 11:00
- Concierge
- 24/7
Your questions about this hotel
01 Which hotel should I choose if I love nature and peace and quiet?
Davy Crockett Ranch is the nature and peace-and-quiet option: bungalows tucked away in a forest, away from the parks (only reachable by car). It has the biggest pool in the resort, with a slide and waterfalls, in a rustic setting. The Sequoia Lodge is a good compromise if you want the forest atmosphere without a car, 15 minutes on foot from the parks.
02 Which Disney hotels have a pool?
5 of the 7 official Disney hotels have a pool: the Disneyland Hotel (indoor pool only, with hot tub, steam room and sauna), the Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel (indoor and outdoor), the Newport Bay Club (indoor and outdoor with a large pool), the Sequoia Lodge (indoor and outdoor) and the Davy Crockett Ranch (indoor, the largest in the resort, with a slide). The Hotel Cheyenne and the Hotel Santa Fe don’t have a pool.
03 Which Disney hotel offers the best value for money?
For me, the Hotel Cheyenne offers the best value for money: an immersive Wild West atmosphere at an affordable price, ideal for families. The Newport Bay Club comes a close second, with its large pool and comfortable rooms at a reasonable price for what you get. It all depends on your priorities (theme, pool, distance), but the Cheyenne is still my favourite when you’re watching your budget.
04 Is breakfast included at the Disney hotels?
It depends on the package you book: some "breakfast included" or "half board" stays include breakfast, while others charge it as an extra. At the Disneyland Hotel’s Castle Club, however, the royal breakfast with princesses in the private lounge is always included. I always check the package when I book, to avoid any surprises.
05 What are the themes of the Disney hotels?
Each Disney hotel has its own world: the Disneyland Hotel has a princess and royal theme, Disney Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel celebrates the Marvel superheroes through works of art, the Newport Bay Club recalls nautical New England, the Sequoia Lodge takes you into the forest in the style of Bambi, Disney Hotel Cheyenne recreates a Wild West town with its saloon, Disney Hotel Santa Fe draws on Cars and Route 66, and the Davy Crockett Ranch offers mobile homes deep in the woods.
