Ulasan Disneyland Hotel

Very great ambience and good discounts with merchandise

Room was not ready before 6.30PM while it was announced 3.00PM. We had to wait in the lobby. No compensation was ever offered. We couldn’t enjoy any of the hotel amenities after 11AM on checkout day. Felt like we were kicked out from the hotel. The gift shop was sold out on all items we wanted to buy. Not a 5 stars hôtel in any possible way.

The hotel was nice

Alles war super

很方便，對小朋友非常好。 就是回機場的時候不要等那個大巴，直接打車走，一家人的話價格還便宜。

各方面一流，本來下午三點入住，我説剛飛抵太累了前台馬上安排了

絕美的城堡酒店 除了貴沒毛病

房間用品缺少一些迪士尼的元素

房間還可以，很方便，就是貴

位置極好，舒適便利，很美

This is the most expensive of all the Disney property hotels at Disneyland Paris. It costs on average €1k per night. It was my youngest 6th birthday and we are staying over the weekend. I asked for a nice room (in the room class I paid for a superior terrace room). I noted my it was my son’s birthday. We were allocated a ground floor room with a view of the parking lot. We were told we would receive a text when the room was ready. We did not. We were told the bags would be there when we got to the room. They were not. The room is fine. Clean, basic. Not inviting, not warm or cozy, not somewhere to stay a long time. The checkin process was slow and not very welcoming. Overall, disappointed.

For such an expensive hotel, the service and accomodation is definitely not worth it. Our bedsheets were ripped, it took the hotel 1 hour in total to bring our luggages from the car to the room (we called the reception numerous times.) The food was NOT GOOD and out of this world expensive: 50 Euro per kid and 100 euro per adult. The hotel is extremely touristic and doesn’t have a charm to it. Our evening service (preparation or the room for night time) was not done, we ended up doing it ourselves. In general- very dissapointed by the hotel and the staff.

Visiting the illustrious Disney World Paris was, without a doubt, a truly enchanting experience. The park's impeccable design and captivating ambiance undoubtedly live up to Disney's lofty standards. However, it seems the excellence ends there. We concluded our European holiday at Disney World, fervently anticipating our stay at the newly refurbished Disneyland Hotel, naturally at a staggeringly extravagant nightly rate. Alas, the additional expenses do not cease there. Even the breakfast buffet, a customary inclusion at such esteemed establishments, requires a separate and exorbitant payment. Permit me to categorize this review into the realms of the good, the bad, and the utterly deplorable. Upon arrival, the hotel doors magically swung open, and we were immediately enveloped in a scent that can only be described as a divine amalgamation of luxury and cotton candy. The brand-new interior greeted us in all its resplendent glory, accompanied by the classic Disney scores that only serve to heighten the immersive experience. One can almost expect Cinderella or Belle to materialize around the next corner. Yet, as we take another whiff of this heavenly aroma, we find ourselves longing, nay, expecting, a refreshing cucumber-infused water or iced tea – a staple in most esteemed 5-star establishments, one would assume. Alas, such simple pleasures are but a figment of our imagination. Not even a damp towel, infused with their (likely patented) scent, graces our presence. No, such luxuries nonexistent here! However, as we continue to be enveloped in this illusory splendor, the cracks in the veneer begin to emerge. The check-in queues reveal the true nature of the service, which can only be described as sterile. No other word seems to capture the essence of this experience adequately. The staff, while maintaining an air of excellence, lack the charisma, helpfulness, and friendliness one would expect from one of the protégés of the Disney empire. Inquiring about the lack of refreshments, we are directed to some elusive fountain within the premises. Alas, our search continues… Upon however finally locating the water source - the bathroom tap - we find the temperature to be a mere lukewarm, delightful for handwashing, yet hardly suitable for quenching one's thirst. As if the dispassionate service were not enough, we are graced by the sight of numerous entitled "princesses" in tacky, garish dresses, their cries and moans echoing through the halls, demanding yet another gift or, perhaps, a lesson in proper etiquette or discipline. We, the weary parents, succumb to their pleas, purchasing these horrid creations at wallet-crippling prices. Truly, one wonders if Disney has found the secret to unbridled profitability. Now, let us delve into the truly atrocious. The rooms, while undoubtedly gorgeous, with Disney's meticulous attention to detail seamlessly interwoven into the decor, fall short in the most basic of expectations. No late afternoon or early eveni

The DIsneyland Hotel, situated at the entrance to the Disneyland Paris Park, reopened ecently, after more than a year of rennovations. The hotel now has a royalty, or Princesses theme. Disney did a superb job with the theming. Upon entering you are greeted as royalty by the Royal Greeter. The entrance has a majestic feeling, with the Belle's library all around you. The room has all the possible amenities (mine has theming from Raya and the Last Dragon). I was even offered turn down service. The hotel has two main restaurants (and a bar). One, Le Table de Lumiere, is themed after Beauty and the Beast, and you can meet royal couples while eating. The other, the Royal Banquet, is where breakfast is offered, and a characters lunch and dinner (with Mickey and friends in their Royal outfits). Hotel guests can also book a photo shoot with Disney Princesses (they change throughout the day). There is also a small gym, an enjoyable swimming pool, and a very luxurious spa (with one of the biggest treatment room I've seen). As the hotel is situated right at the entrance to the park, you can be at the parks minutes after leaving your room. The only downside of the hotel is its price tag. While I understand the reason for the pricing, I'm not sure that it is worth more than a one time visit. If I had to choose a luxurious hotel at Disneyland Paris, I'll go with the Art of Marvel (New York) hotel. I enjoyed every moment of my stay, but the price is just too much.