Choosing Your Hotel for Disneyland® Paris

When it comes to hotels near Disneyland® Paris, the good news is that there are plenty of options conveniently situated for visiting the theme parks, enjoying the magic, and making unforgettable memories.

We know that where you stay is one of the most important elements of your holiday, and with over 20 accommodation options to choose from, finding the right hotel for your trip to Disneyland® Paris might seem like a tricky task.

But don’t worry! Our quick and easy guide to choosing a place to stay during your holiday to Disneyland® Paris will give you all the information you need to book the best hotel for you and your family.

Looking over a large fountain towards the exterior of the Disneyland Hotel

Disney® Hotels vs off-site hotels – what is the difference?

When you start to research accommodation options for your trip to Paris, you’ll notice that there are two categories of hotels to choose from: Disney® Hotels and off-site hotels. There are a few key differences between the two.

Disney® Hotels are those which are owned and/or managed by Disney. Most of these are on-site at Disneyland® Paris (except for Les Villages Nature® Paris) and come with a whole host of Disney benefits.

Disneyland® Paris Area Hotels, also known as off-site hotels, are situated further away from the parks. They’re usually still relatively close to the theme parks and tend to offer less expensive accommodation than the on-site hotels.

Disney® Hotels	Disneyland® Paris Area Hotels
Disney Sequoia Lodge	Dream Castle Hotel Paris
Disneyland® Hotel	Holiday Inn Express Marne la Vallee
Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel	Ibis budget Marne la Vallee Val d’Europe
Disney Newport Bay Club	Campanile Val de France
Disney Hotel Cheyenne	Grand Magic Hotel Marne La Vallée
Disney Hotel Santa Fe	Relais Spa Val d’Europe
Disney Davy Crockett Ranch	Staycity Aparthotels near Disneyland Paris
Les Villages Nature® Paris (off-site)	Hôtel L’Elysée Val d’Europe
	Radisson Blu Hotel Paris, Marne-la-Vallee
	Marriott Village d’Ile-de-France
	B&B Hotel Disneyland Paris
	Explorers Hotel Marne-la-Vallée
	Aparthotel Adagio Serris Val d’Europe
	Ki Space Hotel & Spa

What are the benefits of staying in a Disney® Hotel?

There are lots of benefits to choosing a Disney® Hotel for your magical trip to Disneyland® Paris:

Stay close to the park

Almost all of the Disney® Hotels are within easy walking distance of the park

Two young girls jumping with Mickey Mouse in front of the Disneyland Paris castle

Extra Magic Time

Extra Magic Time* gives you access to selected rides in Disneyland® Park and Walt Disney Studios® Park up to 30 minutes before the gates open to regular guests

Disney theming and Disney Character meetings

The Disney® Hotels all have Disney touches throughout

Disneyland® Paris meal plan

Choose from breakfast-only, half-board, and full-board at almost all of the Disney® Hotels (aside from Les Villages Nature® Paris) so you don’t have to worry about budgeting while you’re on holiday

What are the benefits of staying in an off-site hotel?

Disneyland® Paris Area Hotels come with their own benefits too. These include:

Large pool with green dragon themed water slide heading into it. There is also a climbing frame water park area.

Great value for money

Fantastic amenities at a low price point for budget Disneyland® Paris holidays

Modern sleek kitchen design with plates stacked and multiple pastries and drinks laid out for guests

Packages include breakfast

Continental breakfast is often included in the cost

Two double beds in a large room and a counter with two orange stools.

Family rooms available

Suitable for larger families or groups

Gorgeous white building, clean, which is wrapped around a corner of a street and the photo shows the terrace buildings on either side and lamp posts.

More to explore

A good base to explore the area’s other attractions

Things to consider when choosing a hotel for your trip to Disneyland® Paris

Summary – things to consider when choosing a hotel for Disneyland® Paris

Budget
Distance from theme parks
Transport
How much time you’ll spend at the hotel
Food options
Facilities and amenities
Theming

Man holding his daughter in resort shop which has red superhero theming.

Budget

When it comes to choosing a hotel for your trip to Disneyland® Paris, one of the most important considerations will be your budget. Have a think about what you can afford and what you’re willing to spend on accommodation before you start looking.

How much does it cost to stay in a Disney® Hotel?

The cost of staying at a Disney® Hotel varies depending on which one you choose and when you travel. You may find that an off-site hotel is cheaper than staying in a Disney® Hotel.

Top tip: If you can, try to book outside of the high season, avoiding times like the summer holidays and Christmas.

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Disneyland Paris

Distance from your hotel to the theme parks

If getting to the theme parks easily is one of the factors that’s high up on your list of considerations (and, let’s face it, that’s probably why you’re here!), then there’s no need to worry.

Transport options include:

Walking (Disney® Hotels are often within walking distance of the parks)
Shuttle bus
Driving in your own car or a hire car
Public bus
RER train

Hotel	Location	How to get to theme parks
Disneyland Hotel	At the entrance to Disneyland® Park	Just step out of the front door and you’re there!
Disney Sequoia Lodge	Disneyland® Paris	15 minutes’ walk or 8-minute free shuttle service
Disney Hotel Santa Fe	Disneyland® Paris	20 minutes’ walk or 8-minute free shuttle service
Disney Hotel Cheyenne	Disneyland® Paris	20 minutes’ walk or 8-minute free shuttle service
Disney Davy Crockett Ranch	Disneyland® Paris	15 minutes by car
Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel	Disneyland® Paris	10 minutes’ walk or 8-minute free shuttle service
Disney Newport Bay Club	Disneyland® Paris	15 minutes’ walk or 8-minute free shuttle service
Les Villages Nature Paris	Bailly-Romainvilliers	15 minutes by car or public bus for €2 per person
Dream Castle Hotel Paris	Val de France	10 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Holiday Inn Express Marne la Vallee	Bailly-Romainvilliers	10 minutes’ drive
Ibis budget Marne la Vallee Val d’Europe	Montévrain	25 minutes’ walk or one stop on the RER train
Campanile Val de France	Magny-le-Hongre	10 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Grand Magic Hotel Marne La Vallée	Magny-le-Hongre	10 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Relais Spa Val d’Europe	Chessy	10 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Staycity Aparthotels near Disneyland Paris	Bailly-Romainvilliers	10 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Hôtel L’Elysée Val d’Europe	Marne la Vallee	10 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Radisson Blu Hotel Paris, Marne-la-Vallee	Magny-le-Hongre	7 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Marriott Village d’Ile-de-France	Bailly-Romainvilliers	10 minutes’ drive or paid shuttle service
B&B Hotel Disneyland Paris	Magny-le-Hongre	10 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Explorers Hotel Marne-la-Vallée	Magny-le-Hongre	10 minutes’ drive or free shuttle service
Aparthotel Adagio Serris Val d’Europe	Serris	20 minutes’ walk or 8-minute free shuttle service
Ki Space Hotel & Spa	Serris	20-minute free shuttle service

Hotel room with burgundy carpet and double bed and a girl in a wheelchair reading a book and her mum stood over her.

How much time you’ll spend at the hotel

If you’re planning to spend some time at the hotel during your trip, then you’ll want to book a hotel with additional facilities and amenities. Alternatively, if, for you, your hotel room is literally just a bed for the night, then you won’t need to think about this, and you can go with one of the more basic options.

White table cloth set table with fruit plates, juices, cups of tea, toast with jam o it, croissants and many more delicious foods.

Food at your hotel

Many of the Disney® Hotels and the Disneyland® Paris Area Hotels have on-site restaurants where you can dine.

Hotel	Bars and restaurants
Disneyland Hotel	La Table de Lumière for French cuisine and dining with the Disney Princesses Royal Banquet: gourmet buffet with Mickey and friends Fleur de Lys Bar: gourmet afternoon tea with champagne or cocktails Breakfast with Disney Princesses (exclusively for Castle Club room and Suite residents)
Disney Sequoia Lodge	Hunter’s Grill: all-you-can-eat buffet with American classics Beaver Creek Tavern: all-you-can-eat buffet with American classics Redwood Bar and Lounge: Cosy bar for drinks
Disney Hotel Santa Fe	La Cantina: Tex-Mex and European buffet Rio Grande Bar: Bar with live music and karaoke Starbucks: coffee, snacks, grab-and-go breakfast
Disney Hotel Cheyenne	Chuck Wagon Café: buffet with smoked meats and Asian-inspired dishes Red Garter Saloon: bar with country music Starbucks: coffee, snacks, grab-and-go breakfast
Disney Davy Crockett Ranch	Crockett’s Tavern: all-you-can-eat buffet Crockett’s Saloon: rustic bar with pool Alamo Trading Post: on-site grocery store
Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel	Manhattan Restaurant: gourmet food inspired by Little Italy Downtown Restaurant: all-you-can-eat New York-inspired buffet Skyline Bar: bar serving cocktails Bleecker Street Lounge: bar serving craft beer, organic wine, and artisan coffee
Disney Newport Bay Club	Yacht Club: New England and Mediterranean-inspired menu Cape Cod: International buffet Captain’s Quarters: Glamorous bar
Les Villages Nature Paris	A variety of restaurants at Lakeside Promenade, including: BelleVie Farm: gourmet brunch and lunch Aqualagon Café: drinks Le Strike – Bowling Bar
Dream Castle Hotel Paris	La Rôtisserie: restaurant serving roasted meats L’Astrolab: light snacks and drinks
Holiday Inn Express Marne la Vallee	Express Start Breakfast
Ibis budget Marne la Vallee Val d’Europe	Breakfast buffet
Campanile Val de France	Le Marché Gourmand: continental breakfast buffet and traditional French all-you-can-eat buffet for dinner L’Abreuvoir Bar: drinks and snacks
Grand Magic Hotel Marne La Vallée	Chez Maurice: buffet breakfast and buffet or à la carte dinner Magic’Hall Bar: drinks and cocktails
Relais Spa Val d’Europe	Ô Relais Restaurant: refined cuisine using fresh seasonal produce for breakfast, lunch, and dinner Ô Relais Bar: drinks
Staycity Aparthotels near Disneyland Paris	24-hour café bar serving breakfast, light snacks, Starbucks, and alcoholic drinks
Hôtel L’Elysée Val d’Europe	Le George Restaurant: French and international cuisines Le Diplomate: bar serving drinks including freshly brewed coffee, cocktails, organic wine, and beer, plus a selection of snacks
Radisson Blu Hotel Paris, Marne-la-Vallee	La Verrière: breakfast buffet with continental, northern European and American cuisines Notre Table: Italian-inspired cuisine Bar serving drinks and snacks
Marriott Village d’Ile-de-France	Restaurant
B&B Hotel Disneyland Paris	Continental breakfast Restaurant serving dinner, including salads, pizza, pasta, and burgers
Explorers Hotel Marne-la-Vallée	La Plantation: buffet restaurant for breakfast and dinner Captain’s Library: gourmet French a la carte menu Traders Bar: drinks Marco’s Pizza: pizza, fries, salads, desserts
Aparthotel Adagio Serris Val d’Europe	Continental buffet breakfast
Ki Space Hotel & Spa	Nomad Restaurant: international cuisine for lunch and dinner Nomad Lounge Bar: cocktails, mocktails, beer, wine, and tapas including pizza, arancini, tacos, and mini burgers

Huge water complex outside of a modern hotel building. There's a regular pool, long winding lazy river and other fun water activities.

Facilities and amenities

Again, this will depend on how much time you plan to spend in your hotel. On the one hand, it’s sometimes nice to have a bit of downtime at your resort to relax, on the other hand, there’s so much to see in the theme parks!

All the hotels have fantastic facilities, but these do vary. Some of the lower-cost hotels are more no-frills, whereas some have spa facilities, fitness centres, and play areas. If a swimming pool is essential for your trip, we’ve listed the hotels with pools below.

Hotels for Disneyland® Paris with swimming pools:

Disneyland® Hotel
Disney Sequoia Lodge
Disney Davy Crockett Ranch
Les Villages Nature® Paris
Disney Newport Bay Club
Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel
Dream Castle Hotel Paris
Grand Magic Hotel Marne la Vallée
Relais Spa Val d’Europe
Staycity Aparthotels near Disneyland Paris
Radisson Blu Hotel Paris, Marne-la-Vallee
Marriott Village d’Ile-de-France
Explorers Hotel Marne-la-Vallée
Aparthotel Adagio Serris Val d’Europe
Ki Space Hotel & Spa

Guest at My Royal Dream Disneyland Hotel

Who is travelling?

Different hotels will suit different types of travellers. There are some that the kids will adore and some that are just perfect for adults on honeymoon.

If you’re travelling as a multi-generational family or with someone with additional needs, you might also need to consider factors such as whether the accommodation is accessible to all.

Here are some of our suggestions:

Best for children	Best for adults	Best for couples	Best for multi-generational families
Disney Hotel Cheyenne	Disneyland® Hotel	Disney Newport Bay Club	Explorers Hotel Marne-la-Vallée
Disney Davy Crockett Ranch	Marriott Village d’Ile-de-France	Disneyland® Hotel	Les Villages Nature® Paris
Disney Newport Bay Club	Grand Magic Hotel Marne la Vallée	Ki Space Hotel & Spa	Staycity Aparthotels near Disneyland Paris
Explorers Hotel Marne-la-Vallée	Disney Newport Bay Club	Radisson Blu Hotel Paris, Marne-la-Vallee	Marriott Village d’Ile-de-France
Grand Magic Hotel Marne la Vallée	Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel	Hôtel L’Elysée Val d’Europe	Disney Sequoia Lodge

Standard room with wooden floor, yellow curtains and a double bed. It is themed like the wild west with cow print blankets over the bed and a lamp with woody from toy story on it and a cowboy boot.

Theming

Once you’ve narrowed your choice down to one of the categories, it’s time to whittle the hotels down to your final decision, and this is where theming comes into the mix. Have a good look at the photographs of each hotel to see which one will appeal the most to you and your family.

The Disney® Hotels all have immersive theming, so it’s just down to what appeals to you the most. Whether you’ve got a favourite Disney movie or Character, there’s a Disney® Hotel for everyone.

The off-site hotels don’t have Disney theming, but they may follow certain themes in terms of décor. For example, Grand Magic Hotel Marne la Vallée has a whimsical theme throughout and the Radisson Blu Hotel Paris, Marne-la-Vallee, looks like a French chateau from the outside.

Now you have all the information you need, it’s time to start planning. Book your hotel for your trip to Disneyland® Paris now, and let the magic begin!

_{*Conditions are subject to those at the time of publishing. Extra Magic Time is subject to availability and may vary across Disney Parks. Valid theme park admission is required.}