Disneyland Paris - self catering?

[purplelass]

My sister & I are taking my daughter & her friend to Disneyland Paris for her 16th birthday and are looking for a 2 bed self catering apartment to stay in, preferably with access to a shuttle bus. Has anyone done this and got any recommendations please?
Thank you

[PoisonButTasty]

Look into the new Center Parcs over there. Villages Nature Paris. The bus takes make 20 mins to Disney.

[CurlsLDN]

Look on air BnB for Val d'europe. That's the town that is right outside the Disney gates, I read somewhere that it was part funded by Disney when it was built as they wanted a town nearby.

There are buses that run around constantly to the parks, takes 10 mins and costs a couple of euro, or you can walk in about 15 mins.

I stayed here in October, it was fab
abnb.me/gntmrPuNBT

There's a lovely big shopping centre nearby (the girls might be interested in a visit to Sephora!) Within which there's a HUGE supermarket. There's also lovely bakeries and cafes dotted about which are handy if you don't eat in the parks

[Swissgemma]

Stay at center parcs it is awesome!

[Ricekrispie22]

This www.adagio-city.com/gb/hotel-6794-aparthotel-adagio-marne-la-vallee-val-d-europe/index.shtml

[PoisonButTasty]

If you do decide to stay at Center Parcs look on the other European versions of their website for better prices. I saved a good bit doing it this way.

The pool is fantastic.

[smartcarnotsosmartdriver]

We stayed at an air bnb in marne la vallee and took the train to the park, really quick and easy, the train station is at the gates. We got weekly passes on the train really reasonably and used them to spend some time in Paris too.

[BishopBrennansArse]

Aparthotel Adagio

[WWYDhelpplease]

I second adagio at Val de Europe. Stayed before. Great location. Bus at just over the road. Clean and next to the shopping centre and supermarket.

[purplelass]

Fab, thanks everyone

[CatsForLife]

Villages Nature without a doubt. It’s brilliant.

[mangotrees]

I would also recommend Adagio. Shuttle bus is very easy, close to a large supermarket and lots of restaurants if you don't feel like cooking but don't want to pay Disney prices.

[bestbefore]

The shopping centre at Marne le vallee also has a outlet centre - same owners / style as Bicester. It was fab with my teens. It's just through the more regular one, past fnac