Hotels in Disneyland® Paris

The quietest time to visit Disneyland ® Paris is midweek outside of school holidays, particularly from mid-January to mid-March. Temperatures will likely be in single figures, and there may be fewer shows and events in this period, although queues for rides will be shorter. To make the most of the extended hours and more scheduled shows and events, plan a weekend trip. Summer holidays will bring larger crowds, but average temperatures in the low twenties in the months of July and August make for a pleasant environment.

There are a huge range of resort hotels to choose from when visiting Disneyland ® Paris. If you’re travelling with kids then there are hotels offering indoor play areas, fun waterslide-equipped swimming pools and video games rooms.Most of the resort hotels will offer great health spa facilities for some essential relaxation at the end of the day, and look out for hotels giving you queue-jumping access to the Disneyland ® rides – a real bonus in peak holiday months especially.For golfing enthusiasts, book a hotel next to Disneyland ®’s 27-hole golf course. If it’s shopping you’re after, on the other hand, you’ll want a hotel near the designer outlets of La Vallee.However, the convenience of staying at a Disneyland ® resort hotel does come at a cost, and there are some great cheaper alternatives on the outskirts of the park. A hotel in Villeneuve-le-Comte, lying 10km south-east of Disneyland ® is an affordable option within a peaceful commune. Alternatively, hotels in Isles-les-Villenoy are a 15-minute drive north of Disneyland ®. This pretty, rural area features a canal path that makes for a pleasant evening stroll.Another option is to combine a trip to Disneyland ® with a city break in Paris. A train journey on the RER (Regional Express Network) from the city centre to Disneyland ® takes just 45 minutes, allowing you plenty of opportunity to explore some of the iconic landmarks France’s capital has to offer. For the romance of Paris, with its beautiful squares, leafy parks and boutique shops, stay in a hotel in The Marais. If you want to visit major attractions such as the Arc de Triomphe or splash out on shopping, find a hotel on the Champs Elysees.