Disney Sequoia Lodge is a 3-star on-site Disneyland Paris hotel we'd rate 4 out of 5 after five stays. It's cosy and well themed, with one of the few pools among the resort's cheaper hotels, though rooms are starting to show their age while a refurbishment gets under way. This is our honest Disney Sequoia Lodge review, covering rooms, pricing, air conditioning and whether it's still worth booking today.
Article Summary
- Our rating: 4 out of 5 after five stays in the standard rooms
- Hotel rating: 3-star on-site Disneyland Paris hotel, the other being Disney Hotel Cheyenne
- Location: around a 15-minute walk to the parks, plus a free shuttle bus
- Air conditioning: fitted but weak, windows open for a proper breeze on hot days
- Refurbishment: under way since January 2026, starting with the five external lodges, main building rooms expected from 2027
- Upgrade option: Golden Forest Club rooms add a private lounge, breakfast and afternoon tea
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Read on for room photos, the refurbishment timeline, how Sequoia Lodge compares to Hotel Cheyenne, and whether it's still worth booking.
Since France reopened its borders after the pandemic, we have stayed at Disney Sequoia Lodge five times. So we think we've managed to get a good idea of what the hotel has to offer, and we share our thoughts here to help you decide if Disney Sequoia Lodge is right for you.
About Disney Sequoia Lodge
Disney Sequoia Lodge opened on 27th May 1992, alongside the rest of what was then Euro Disney, and was designed by French architect Antoine Grumbach. Disney Sequoia Lodge is one of two 3-star on-site hotels at Disneyland Paris, the other being Disney Hotel Cheyenne. Keep in mind that Disney grades its own hotels on its own internal scale rather than the usual European hotel star system, so a Disney 3-star is more about theming depth and amenity level than what you'd expect from an independent 3-star back home. It's themed around the great American National Parks, with wooden lodges, lake views and enough Bambi touches dotted about that you half expect a deer to wander through reception. The hotel's address is Avenue Robert Schuman, 77700 Coupvray, right on the edge of Lake Disney.
There are 1,009 rooms split between the main building and five smaller lodges out back, plus a sixth building that's just the pool (called the Quarry Pool) and leisure facilities. Of those, 889 are standard rooms split across three booking categories, and the remaining 120 fall under Golden Forest Club, which we cover in full in our Golden Forest Club review. Here's how the standard rooms break down.
| Room Type | Size | Sleeps | Beds | Accessible Rooms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Room | 27m² (290 sq ft) | Up to 4 | 2 double beds | 8 of 286 |
| Standard Room Near Hotel Facilities | 27m² (290 sq ft) | Up to 4 | 1 large double bed or 2 double beds | 10 of 553 |
| Standard Room Near Hotel Facilities, Lake Side | 27m² (290 sq ft) | Up to 4, plus a child | 2 double beds and a single sofa bed | 1 of 50 |
Figures from Disney's own room allocation data, correct as of our last update.
Going by how the room types match up with what we've experienced on our stays, the plain Standard Room is the category to book if you want one of the five external lodges, while Standard Room Near Hotel Facilities is the main building option, we've stayed in both of these room types. The lakeside version sits within the main building too, just with rooms facing towards the lake rather than the car park.
Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is by 11am, the same as every Disneyland Paris hotel. Parking is free for all guests, and there are EV charging points in the car park too, worth knowing if you're driving over or picking up a hire car once you land. Free WiFi runs throughout the hotel as well.
The hotel has a fitness centre, a shop, the Little Prairie Kids Corner, a bar and two restaurants. Unlike at Disney Hotel Cheyenne and Disney Hotel Santa Fe, Disney Sequoia Lodge does not have a Starbucks. There's a pool, and neither Hotel Cheyenne nor Hotel Santa Fe has one, which makes Sequoia Lodge one of the cheapest on-site Disneyland Paris hotels where you can actually have a swim. Character meet and greets happen on select mornings near the shop, and staying here gets you Extra Magic Time, Disney's name for early park entry up to an hour before the general public gets in.
Where Is Disney Sequoia Lodge?
Sequoia Lodge sits on the edge of Lake Disney and is about a 15-minute walk from the entrance to the parks, or a few minutes on the free shuttle bus if you'd rather not do it in the rain. It's joint third-closest on-site hotel to Disney Village and the parks, tied with Newport Bay Club, with only Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel and the Disneyland Hotel sitting closer. Worth adding that those two sit a notch up the ladder too, Hotel New York is 4-star and the Disneyland Hotel is 5-star, so the closer you get to the entrance the more you'll generally pay.
If you walk, it's flat the whole way. You come out of the back of the hotel, head down towards the lake, follow the path right and over a small bridge, then turn left and keep going in a straight line. That stretch takes you past Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel, then through the security check everyone has to go through before reaching the parks, and out into Disney Village. From there it's just a case of carrying on through the Village until you reach the park gates. We find it manageable, but Cheyenne and Santa Fe are far enough round the resort that they start to feel like a proper trek by the end of a long day, your legs may disagree with ours. The shuttle bus is there for exactly those times. If distance is your main priority, check the Disneyland Paris price calendar here to see how the price gap looks for your dates.
How Much Does Disney Sequoia Lodge Cost?
Prices for a standard room at Disney Sequoia Lodge, based on a package booked through DisneylandParis.com or Disney Holidays that includes park tickets for everyone in the room, tend to range from around £446 a night for two adults at the cheapest to as much as £900 a night during peak times such as Christmas. Add two children to the room and the range moves to roughly £692 to £1355 a night.
| Party | Cheapest Nightly Price | Peak Nightly Price (Christmas) |
|---|---|---|
| 2 adults | £446 | £900 |
| 2 adults and 2 children | £692 | £1355 |
Prices include park tickets for all guests. Figures will move around depending on your exact dates.
Worked out per person, that's around £223 a night for two adults at the cheapest rate, but only £173 a night per person once you add two children into the mix, since children's tickets cost less than an adult's. It's a similar story at peak times, £450 per adult versus £338.75 per person for a family of four. So a family room here works out better value per head than a couple's break would, which isn't something that's obvious just from looking at the total price.
Keep in mind Disneyland Paris usually displays pricing per person rather than as one flat room rate, though the full total for everyone booked into the room is always shown before you pay. Because tickets are bundled in, adding a third or fourth guest pushes the total up rather than simply splitting the existing cost between more people, which is worth knowing if you're used to how a typical room-only hotel booking works. These figures will already have moved on by the time you read this, so check the Disneyland Paris Price Estimate Calendar for accurate pricing on your own dates, or go straight to Disney Holidays to book your Sequoia Lodge package once you've found dates that work.
You can choose between the three standard room categories covered earlier in this review, Standard Room, Standard Room Near Hotel Facilities, and Standard Room Near Hotel Facilities Lake Side. Most rooms come with two double beds, though some can be booked with one large double bed instead, sometimes marketed here as a king. There's no extra cost either way, it's simply down to what suits you when you book. The real price difference sits between the categories themselves rather than the bed layout, expect to pay somewhere between £20 and £50 a night more as you move from a Standard Room up to a lake-facing room in the main building.
Lake Side rooms do sit on the lake-facing side of the hotel, so you're looking out towards the water rather than the car park, though keep in mind there are lots of trees, so don't expect a clear view from every window.
If you'd rather not walk far to reception, the restaurants, or the parks, book under Standard Room Near Hotel Facilities in the main building. The five external lodges are cheaper and lean further into the National Park theming since you're surrounded by trees rather than car parks, but it's a longer walk back to the main building and on to the parks from there.
If you're weighing this up against the Golden Forest Club upgrade, we found the premium worked out at around £120 a night for two adults on our stay, rising to closer to £200 a night at peak times, the full breakdown is in our Golden Forest Club review. Either way, compare live prices with Disney Holidays here before you commit to a room type.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Golden Forest Club Rooms
Speaking of Golden Forest, Disney Sequoia Lodge also offers club-level rooms, called Golden Forest, which can cost quite a bit more but come with extra perks like private reception, included all-you-can-eat breakfast, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks throughout the day in the private lounge, and a turndown service. The Golden Forest rooms themselves are almost identical to the standard rooms but do have a fridge in the room. There are also suites available. Club level rooms at a 3-star hotel aren't something you see often, but Disney Sequoia Lodge pulls it off with Golden Forest Club, and it's the cheapest way into club level at Disneyland Paris altogether.
We have now stayed in the Disney Sequoia Lodge Golden Forest rooms. If you want to read about our experience of the club level offerings you can do so on our Disney Sequoia Lodge Golden Forest Club Level Review article. If the extra perks sound worth the upgrade, compare prices for both room types on the Disneyland Paris price calendar here.
Checking In To Disney Sequoia Lodge
When you enter the lobby for the first time, you have to go through a security check, where your luggage goes through a scanner before you're allowed any further in. Once you're through, that's when you get the first proper hit of the smell Disney Sequoia Lodge is known for, we still couldn't tell you exactly what's in it, but it is delightful. From there it's a short walk over to reception to check in, though keep in mind the floor tiling underfoot is a little uneven in places, so keep a firm grip on your suitcase handles rather than letting them roll off on their own. There's a sign asking only one member of your party, ideally whoever made the booking, to go up to reception, so the desk doesn't get crowded. Everyone else can grab a seat in the main lobby seating area while you wait.
Like most of our Disneyland Paris trips, we tend to book the earliest flight we can manage to squeeze the most time out of the parks, which usually means we're at the hotel before midday. Since check-in doesn't officially start until 3pm, that normally means our room isn't ready yet, though it has happened once or twice that it was. Either way, it doesn't matter if you're early, you can still check in. You'll be handed a hotel map along with your Magic Passes, which double as your room key cards. If your room isn't ready, head back outside and look to the right for the complimentary luggage storage area. Tell the cast members you're checking in, that you'd like them to hold your luggage, and how many bags you've got, they'll hand you a ticket and you're free to head off to the parks. You'll get a text once your room's ready, at which point you head back to collect your bags before going up. The process is usually smooth and the cast members are friendly, though it can get a bit busier around whenever a Magical Shuttle, Disney's official airport to hotel coach service, has just pulled in.
If a smooth check-in matters to you, book directly through Disney Holidays here.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Standard Rooms
On one trip we stayed in a standard room in the Yosemite Lodge, and on the other trips we stayed in the main building instead, which costs a little more but is worth it if the price gap isn't huge. The rooms are identical no matter what location they're in. That main building category is called "Room Near Hotel Facilities" when you're booking. Both room types were clean, cosy, in okay condition and noticeably more spacious than they look in photos. There's subtle Bambi theming running along the top of the walls and a bit of Bambi artwork dotted about. Housekeeping came once a day, so we always came back to a made bed and a tidy room.
Standard Room Equipment
- HD TV
- Radio
- Air conditioning
- Toiletries
- Towels
- Hairdryer
- Kettle and coffee machine
- Telephone
- Safety deposit box
- Wardrobe with hangers
- Extra pillows and a blanket, on request
Equipment For Children
- Highchairs in the restaurants
- Baby changing tables in the restrooms
- Bottle warmer
- Travel cot with a lightly padded mattress and cot linen, one per room
- Bed rails
- Baby bath
- Potty
- Toilet training seat
- Bottle steriliser
- Special kids' menu
- Non-alcoholic kids' cocktails
All of the above bar the highchairs, changing tables and kids' menu are available on request and subject to availability, so it's worth asking reception as early as possible if you need any of them.
The room overall is very nice and cosy, albeit a little old-fashioned. The Bambi touches are nice, and the room does its job and has mostly everything you need for a comfortable stay. The only real gripe is there aren't many plug sockets, and the main ones are awkward to reach, so pack an extension cable. Sockets are the standard EU two-pin type too, so bring an adaptor if you're travelling from the UK, unless you're just using the wireless charging brick Disneyland Paris has added to the rooms, which handles one phone plus an extra plug and USB slots on the side. There's no fridge in standard rooms, which is a shame, and no iron either, though reception will bring one up if you ask. The TV is there but slow, with a thin choice of channels, not that we spend much time watching it anyway. There's no self-service laundry at Sequoia Lodge either, though Hotel Cheyenne down the road has one that Disney hotel guests can use.
Just outside the bathroom there's a sink and vanity area with a hairdryer (though a weak one), along with wardrobe space, shelving and the room safe. A kettle and coffee machine come as standard now, instead of the old communal coffee machines, but if you're a hot chocolate drinker, bring your own sachets since there's no way to make one otherwise.
The bathroom itself is functional rather than fancy. Shampoo and conditioner bottles are provided, and body wash comes in a wall-mounted pump. Towels are provided. Nothing flashy, but it does the job.
If the room details here match what you're after, check current availability and prices for Disney Sequoia Lodge here.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Standard King Rooms
Quick thing worth knowing before you go looking for this on the booking site itself, Disney doesn't use the word "king" anywhere in its own system. What we're calling a king room throughout this section is listed as "1 large double bed" when you're booking, against "2 double beds" for the standard layout. We're sticking with "king room" here because that's what most Brits actually search for, but don't go hunting for that exact word on the official Disneyland Paris site, look for the bed configuration option instead.
These king rooms are rare, and a fair number of them are end rooms with a balcony, though not every king room has one. Keep in mind these rooms only sleep up to 2 guests, while the standard two-bed layout sleeps up to 4, so it isn't a straight swap if you need the extra capacity.
For a couple, we'd recommend booking a king room over the standard layout. There aren't many of them, so it can take a bit of searching to find one for your dates. They also tend to be a slightly different shape to the standard rooms, often corner rooms, and feel noticeably bigger with only one bed taking up floor space instead of two. In place of the second bed, you'll usually find a sofa instead. A balcony isn't guaranteed on every king room, but it's worth requesting one if it's available for your dates. You can see from the photos below the location of this particular room, right on the corner you'd walk past on your way to the parks.
A king room with a balcony is a noticeably better experience. Everything else about the room stays the same.
Given how few king rooms there are, it's worth checking availability for your dates well ahead of booking, see what's available at Disney Sequoia Lodge here.
Does Disney Sequoia Lodge Have Air Conditioning?
Yes, every room at Disney Sequoia Lodge has air conditioning, though its effectiveness isn't what you'd expect. Ours has never done much beyond taking the edge off the heat, and on a warm July afternoon you'll still need the windows open for an actual breeze. We've called reception to ask them to lower the temperature setting and check it was working correctly, and they confirmed it was. After a bit of digging online, it looks like this is a common gripe across Disneyland Paris hotels rather than something unique to Sequoia Lodge, and there's a specific reason for it rather than it just being bad luck with your room.
Since 2007, French government policy under Décret n° 2007-363 has recommended that air conditioning in offices and public buildings shouldn't run until the indoor temperature passes 26°C, though it's officially just a recommendation with no penalty attached. If Sequoia Lodge, and other Disneyland Paris hotels, are broadly following that guidance anyway, it would explain why the air con takes the edge off rather than actually cooling the room, it's not necessarily broken, it might just be doing roughly what French policy has asked it to do since 2007. You can read the original decree yourself on France's official legal database, Légifrance, if you want the detail. Whether it's down to French policy or Disney just trying to save money on their bills isn't entirely clear.
Either way, it's worth setting expectations if you're visiting in peak summer. The heating in winter is properly good though, so it balances out if you're there for Christmas or the quieter months between January and March.
If air conditioning is a dealbreaker for a summer trip, it might be worth weighing other times of the year before booking, check the Disneyland Paris price calendar here to compare your dates.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Restaurants
Disney Sequoia Lodge has two restaurants. Hunter's Grill is the dinner venue, an all-you-can-eat buffet that costs around 45 Euros for adults and 25 Euros for children, and it's also included if you've added a meal plan to your booking. There's a solid spread of duck, deer, salmon, chicken, cold cuts, soups, salads and a good range of desserts, as well as a Raclette station. We tend to visit Hunter's Grill even when we're not staying at Sequoia Lodge itself, it's a decent buffet with good quality and one of the better dining options at Disneyland Paris. The menu changes fairly often, but you can check the most up to date version on Disneyland Paris's official Hunter's Grill menu. You can book a table via the Disneyland Paris app, though walk-ins are welcome too.
Beaver Creek Tavern, opposite, is mainly used for breakfast, and covers all the usual suspects, pastries, bacon, eggs, sausages, waffles, pancakes, cereals, juices, coffee and more. If you haven't added a meal plan, breakfast typically costs around 25 Euros a head.
If a meal plan would work out cheaper for your trip once you factor in two buffet meals a day, it's worth running the numbers before you book, compare Disneyland Paris package options here.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Redwood Bar And Lounge
The Redwood Bar and Lounge is the best part of the hotel. We end up there most nights of our stays. The seats have a low back and can get uncomfortable after a while, but if it's quiet you can bag one of the sofas by the fire instead. It's calm, it's relaxing, and it's easily our favourite spot to sit down at Disneyland Paris. Service is great, the ambience is lovely and cosy with the open fireplace, and there's an extensive drinks menu covering beers, cocktails and soft drinks, along with a few snacks. You can see the full menu on Disneyland Paris's official Redwood Bar and Lounge menu. The lounge is walk-up only, reservations aren't accepted or needed.
If Sequoia Lodge's dining and that fireplace sound like your kind of evening, find your dates on the Disneyland Paris price calendar here.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Pool
The pool sits in its own building tucked behind the main lodge, known as the Quarry Pool. It has indoor and outdoor sections connected by doors that open up in the warmer months, so you're not stuck picking one or the other, plus a small waterslide and a whirlpool. Disney Sequoia Lodge is one of the cheapest on-site hotels with a pool.
If a pool matters to your trip, it's worth checking current availability before booking, see what's available at Disney Sequoia Lodge here.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Hotel Overall
The hotel absolutely gives you Disney's Wilderness Lodge at Walt Disney World vibes throughout, just on a smaller and more intimate scale. It's warm, cosy and has a distinct smell that is just delightful. The atmosphere is relaxing even if the layout can be a bit confusing to find your way around at first.
If the atmosphere here sounds like your kind of stay, see the latest availability and prices for Disney Sequoia Lodge here.
Our Top Tips For Staying At Disney Sequoia Lodge
- Check in through the Disneyland Paris app up to 7 days before you arrive. It saves time when you're checking in.
- Book breakfast for as early as the restaurant opens if you want a quiet sitting before it fills up.
- Take EU plug adapters and an extension cable for all your devices.
- Take advantage of the character meet and greets in the morning.
- If you fancy the Redwood Bar's fireplace sofas, get there early evening before the after-dinner crowd takes them.
- Check the Disneyland Paris Price Estimate Calendar before booking, since the Golden Forest premium moves around a lot depending on dates.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Refurbishment And What's Changing
Disney confirmed back in 2025 that Sequoia Lodge would get a major refurbishment, and the work started in January 2026. The hotel is staying open throughout, with work carried out in phases. The first phase covers the rooms in the five external lodges, with three new themes confirmed so far based on Bambi, Pocahontas and Brave. Disney hasn't said when bookings for the newly refurbished rooms will open, but has confirmed guests will be able to stay in them from the first quarter of 2027 onwards, after which the main building, lobby, shops and restaurants are expected to get the same treatment over time.
If you're booking before then, don't expect to see the new rooms yet. We'll update this section as more of the hotel gets finished. You can read more in our Disney Sequoia Lodge refurbishment news story.
If you'd rather book now and see the current rooms before the refurbishment reaches them, check availability at Disney Sequoia Lodge here.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Vs Disney Hotel Cheyenne
Sequoia Lodge and Hotel Cheyenne are Disneyland Paris' two 3-star on-site hotels and often similar in price, so it's a fair question which one to pick if the price difference is small. Here's how they stack up.
| Feature | Disney Sequoia Lodge | Disney Hotel Cheyenne |
|---|---|---|
| Theme | American National Parks | Wild West and Toy Story |
| Swimming pool | Yes | No |
| Self-service laundry | No, though guests can use Cheyenne's | Yes |
| Club-level rooms | Yes, Golden Forest Club | No |
| Walk to the parks | Around 15 minutes | Around 20 minutes |
| Refurbishment status | Under way since January 2026 | Already refurbished with the Toy Story theme |
Details correct as of our last update, always worth double-checking specifics for your dates before booking.
If the theme's the deciding factor, that's really the whole answer. Redwood Bar and log-cabin dining suit a more grown-up sort of relaxation, while Cheyenne's Wild West saloon and pony rides tend to land better with younger kids. Read our full Disney Hotel Cheyenne review if you want the same warts-and-all treatment for that one. Whichever one wins you over, compare live prices for your dates on the Disneyland Paris price calendar here.
Is Disney Sequoia Lodge Worth A Stay?
Disney Sequoia Lodge is a cosy hotel at a reasonable price for an on-site 3-star. Bar the lack of plug outlets and a fridge in the rooms and air con that's more of a tease than an actual cooling solution, it covers most of what you need for a relaxed, well-themed stay. The rooms are showing their age, which is exactly why the refurbishment above is happening, and we'll be back to see the new rooms once they're open. For now we'd still recommend it over Cheyenne if the price gap is small and you're not fussed about the Toy Story theme, and the other way round if a self-service laundry or pony rides matter more to your trip.
If Sequoia Lodge sounds like the right fit for your trip, check availability and book directly through Disney Holidays here.
How To Book Disney Sequoia Lodge
To book a hotel and ticket package from the UK, go through DisneylandParis.com. If you'd rather have transport included too, whether that's a flight, Eurostar from London St Pancras to Lille Europe with a connecting TGV on to Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy, or Eurotunnel, book through Disney Holidays instead. If you'd rather fly than take the train, it's worth comparing flight prices into Paris Charles de Gaulle or Orly before you commit to a package, since booking flights and the hotel separately sometimes works out cheaper than the combined deal, and sometimes it doesn't.
You can book a room-only stay through sites like Hotels.com, but keep in mind the price usually isn't much lower than a hotel and ticket package booked direct with Disney. That's because Disney tends to build a small discount on tickets into its packages, so if you still need park tickets, buying hotel and tickets together direct with Disney usually works out cheaper overall than booking the room on its own and adding tickets separately.
Room-only bookings direct with Disney aren't available online, you'd need to call and book by phone, and both that route and third party sites like Hotels.com tend to cost more once tickets are added on top. The main reason to book room-only is if you don't need tickets at all, say if you already hold a Disneyland Paris annual pass, which gives you a set number of visits across the year rather than a one-off ticket. In that case, paying for just the room makes more sense than buying a package that includes tickets you don't need.
If you do need tickets alongside your room, compare hotel and ticket packages direct with Disney here before looking anywhere else.
Disney Sequoia Lodge Offers
For current offers, check Disney's official Disneyland Paris deal page or the Disneyland Paris homepage. Our own Disneyland Paris deals for UK guests guide is worth a look too.
If there's no deal running for your dates, the quickest way to find the cheapest nights is the Disneyland Paris Price Estimate Calendar, which lays pricing out clearly across the year so you can pick your window.
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Disney Sequoia Lodge: Your Questions Answered
Does Disney Sequoia Lodge have air conditioning?
Yes, every room has it, though it's fairly weak. See our air conditioning section above for the full picture, including a possible reason why.
What star rating is Disney Sequoia Lodge?
It's a 3-star on-site Disneyland Paris hotel, the same rating as Disney Hotel Cheyenne.
Is Disney Sequoia Lodge the cheapest hotel with a pool at Disneyland Paris?
It's one of the cheapest. Neither Hotel Cheyenne nor Hotel Santa Fe has a pool, so Sequoia Lodge is usually the most affordable on-site option that does.
Does Disney Sequoia Lodge have king rooms?
Not officially under that name. Disney lists the option as "1 large double bed" rather than a king, but it's the closest thing to a king room on-site and it's what most Brits search for.
Is breakfast included at Disney Sequoia Lodge?
No, not in a standard room, unless you've added a meal plan. Breakfast is included if you book Golden Forest Club.
Is there a fridge in the room?
No, standard rooms don't have one. Golden Forest Club rooms do.
What are the check-in and check-out times at Disney Sequoia Lodge?
Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is by 11am, the same as every Disneyland Paris hotel. Arrive earlier and you can still collect your Magic Pass and drop your bags before heading into the parks.
How do I get to the parks from Disney Sequoia Lodge?
Walk for around 15 minutes, or take the free shuttle bus that runs regularly from the hotel entrance.
Is Disney Sequoia Lodge being refurbished?
Yes, work started in January 2026 on the five external lodges first, with the main building to follow. See our refurbishment section above for the timeline.
Is Disney Sequoia Lodge good for families?
Yes, the pool, Little Prairie Kids Corner and character meet and greets all suit families well, and rooms sleep up to 4 with two double beds or a mix of double and bunk beds.
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