Hotels in Disneyland Paris
You can easily make Disney a day trip from Paris—the transportation links are excellent—or you can spend a night. Most overnight guests take a package that includes park entry, breakfast, and a couple of nights in one of the seven hotels (which now includes Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel, the world’s first Marvel hotel). The per-night hotel prices can range wildly, depending on the package you book, the number of days you stay, the time of year, and so on. Your best bet is to study the website or call the reservations service shared by the resort’s seven theme hotels. If you’d like to reserve by phone, call tel. 01-60-30-60-53, in France or adding +33 and taking off the first ‘0’, from abroad.) in France. Otherwise, you can always reserve online at www.disneylandparis.com.
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Disneyland Hotel
Looking like a cartoon version of a Victorian resort, this giant pink pagoda is Disney’s most luxurious hotel. Rooms are spacious and comfortable (at these prices they better be); many overlook Sleeping Beauty’s Castle and Big Thunder Mountain. Some less desirable units open onto a…$$$Disneyland Paris - Hotel
Hotel Cheyenne/Hotel Santa Fe
These two Old West–style lodgings stand side by side, vaguely resembling a movie set. The Cheyenne is a collection of western-looking two-story buildings along Desperado Street; the desert-themed Santa Fe is a clutch of 42 adobe-style pueblos. Kids will enjoy sleeping in a hotel that…$$Disneyland Paris - Hotel
Newport Bay Club
This gargantuan hotel on the edge of Lake Disney strives to resemble a New England harbor-front inn (ca. 1900). The yacht club atmosphere carries over to the nautically decorated blue and cream rooms, arranged in various shapes and sizes. Stay here and you’re about 15 min. on foot…$$$Disneyland Paris

