PHOTOS: Let’s Go Inside a Disneyland Paris ‘Cars’-Themed Hotel Room

It’s time to start your engines as we’re looking at the Disneyland Paris Resort’s Cars-themed hotel!

The Hotel Santa Fe is a EuroDisney original, having opened with the rest of the resort in April of 1992. The hotel’s base infrastructure is themed to the American Southwest, featuring Pueblo Revival architecture surrounded by a desert-like environment full of cacti. In the 2010s, the hotel received an infusion of Cars-theming, including a massive static drive-in screen featuring a shot from the film and an infusion of Cars characters in the hotel’s rooms!

We had a chance to stay at the hotel during our recent visit to Disneyland Paris and check out what the hotel’s rooms had to offer.

Upon first entering the room,  the hotel’s clash of original and current themes is on full display. Traditional pieces of Southwest Americana…

… are countered by Cars-themed decorative elements.

The room’s entrance is flanked by a traditional hotel closet, including a safe.

The Cars-theming continues throughout the room, including on the bedspreads…

… and the walls, including traffic cone lamps and license plates…

… as well as a themed border featuring Cars characters.

The room features a relatively traditional layout, including a TV and a ceiling fan. Overall, it looks relatively similar to how it opened in 1992.

There’s plenty of space underneath the beds for luggage.

The bathroom features a tub and a removable shower head, along with a racing stripe.

Even the shampoos…

… and the soap are Cars-themed!

The Hotel Santa Fe is one of Disney Paris’s cheaper hotel options, so if you don’t mind a bit of thematic disconnect between Cars and the American Southwest, plus a room that feels slightly stuck in the 90s, it might be a good option for a trip to Disney’s only European resort. Just remember to pack those outlet adapters!

Stay tuned to AllEars for more on Disney’s international destinations.

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