Which Disneyland Paris Hotel?

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So we’re looking at taking our DD8 and DS3 next year to Disneyland Paris and wondering which hotel you would think is the best to visit including the actual Disneyland hotel. We’ve already ruled out Marvel as they wouldn’t be too fussed by it.

I found the price jump between the hotels at the other end of the village and the Disneyland hotel too much to justify especially reading some of the reviews of people having rooms far down a wing etc. we went for food at the main pink hotel and it was too fancy for my kids who just ate plain pasta.
I found NPB a bit of a walk and the theming was really not Disney.
Stayed in the wild west one which was fun and my favourite is HNY/Marvel.

Remember to apply for an easy access pass or priority (if she gets DLA)

The Disneyland hotel without question. I’d rather do 2/3 nights there than 4/5 nights in another hotel. It’s been refurbed. Breakfast is fantastic and enabled us to go into the park for extra magic hours and then
come back for breakfast just as the day guests start to come in. The hotel is on top of the entrance to the parks. You can leave your room and be in the park in minutes.

You just make sure you request a room closest to reception. I’ve been 7 times and have never been further than a few steps from the stairs down to reception.

I have not been since the refurb but the previous buffet/inventions was brilliant for character dining and had everything from chips and chicken nuggets to pizza and shellfish.

We've stayed at the Disneyland Hotel twice. Once we were moved due to the Hotel New York being booked out for a conference so we were all moved. It had character breakfasts and we enjoyed the close ness to the park.

The good thing about the Disney hotel is that you don't need to queue to get into the part, they have their own entrance.

We did the Royal Banquet last night. Really enjoyed it. I think it’s better than Inventions was.

DD was throwing up at 3am and the only thing I can put it down to is the chicken nuggets.

No chips or pizza there. No plain pasta. There was mac and cheese, Mickey potatoes etc.

We've been here twice, perfect choice if you want somewhere quiet to unwind.

Agree. Need to drive there though.