Taxi Hotel Cheyenne ↔ Paris airports

The Hotel Cheyenne is laid out like a street in a western town: fourteen buildings in a row, each with its own name, and reception at one end. It is the hotel where the meeting point matters most, because a building number means nothing to a driver who cannot drive down a pedestrian street. The answer is simple and never varies: meet outside reception.

The Cheyenne takes a great many short stays, two nights on average, with a strong British, Spanish and Dutch clientele. Our drivers work in English and Spanish, which removes most of the misunderstandings that happen at six o'clock on a dark morning.

Group departures

Extended families here very often take two rooms: seven or eight people, and as many cases. The 8-seat van settles that in a single vehicle, at the same per-kilometre rate as the saloon and with nothing added per passenger. Say so when you book, because a van is not something we can conjure up on the drive at 4am.

Departures for Beauvais are the ones that catch people out: check-in closes very early there, so a first flight of the day means leaving the Cheyenne in the middle of the night. We hold the car and the driver from the evening before, and confirm the exact time once the overnight roadworks on the A4 are known.

Where your driver waits

The Cheyenne is built around a pedestrian western street lined with fourteen buildings, and no vehicle is allowed down it. The meeting point is outside reception, and it is the only address worth giving a driver. Depending on your building, allow three to six minutes on foot and add that to the departure time.