We usually stay at the Disney property of the place we visited, just for the convenience of going…read moreback to the hotel and rest, and also for the direct access to the park. We enjoyed the Mira Costa at Tokyo Disney. This trip we stayed at Disneyland hotel ( there are more hotels around, like Santa Fé hotel and Cheyenne hotel ) but Disneyland hotel is the cream of the crop. I have never seen such a beautiful and luxurious hotel. The Disney influence seems minimal, no hidden Mickeys all over the place. They offer a complimentary breakfast buffet, a complimentary tea time, and soft drinks and teas and coffees ( espresso, lattes, cappuccino..) soft drinks too at no charge. The minibar in the room is filled of complimentary snacks and drinks too. The rooms are tastefully decorated, plush towels furnished. The hotel staff is very competent, knowledgeable and helpful. Everybody speaks French but they are also eager to speak English. I got lost the very evening and the staff helped me get back on track. The rooms are modernly furnished. The lights turn on automatically when you approach ( sensor sensitive ). So modern and energy saving. There is a swimming pool but we didn't use it. The Disney princesses and Mickey Minnie characters also appeared at breakfast and throughout the day in the lobby. Service is competent, prices of rooms here are also high. Splurge in Paris, you totally deserve it.

We bought the 3 day 2 night package with the park hopper. We got to the Park early from the Paris…read moretrain. We had a hard time figuring out where the entrance of the hotel was. The staff was nice enough to let us go through the cast member security line. Everything was nice and clean. The staff were friendly and informative. I would suggest getting a physical room key for a souvenir and in case your phone battery runs low. There was a pool and hot tub. Two restaurants and a coffee shop. A really nice gift shop also. I didn't have time to check the Spa out but they did have one on site. We bought the character breakfast which was really pricey but I'm glad I did it. The seafood buffet was actually terrible. The lobster was freezer burnt and the serving utensils were mixed in some of the gluten free items so I had limited choices. There was a lot of confusion on what was gluten free and they handed me a large book written in French to decipher. I won't ding the hotel for their buffet though. The hotel was right next to the park and we got a one hour early entrance. Especially nice hotel and lovey experience.

Excellent!!! Staff 5 stars! Comfort of beds and room 5 stars! Hot water 5 stars! Exceptional…read morebreakfast 10 stars! Everything was wonderful!! We would absolutely return even if we didn't go to Disney Paris, but if you do the bus is right outside the hotel (just cross the street for pickup), drop off is on the same side of the street as the hotel. The hotel is conveniently located next to a mall which has plenty of retail as well as grocery options. There only thing worth mentioning as a downfall is that there is no guest access to a microwave, only for heating bottles for babies- must ask front desk/kitchen.

Had an awesome stay at this hotel. It's in the town Val d'Europe near Disney Land Paris. There is a…read moremall right in front of the hotel with lots of eating options. The train station is on the left side of the hotel, 3 min walk. The rooms were nice and spacious and the service was very attentive. They gave us umbrellas to borrow one rainy day. The freakin ride to Paris was about 30 mins. If you want to see a different side of France, definitely recommend.

We arrived to Marriott's Village d'ile-de-France early via the supersonic Eurostar. Upon driving…read moreonto the property one is reminded of what they have agreed to. The quintessential French Countryside experience. The weather was blissful and restful and the water fountains helped us sleep so deeply. Front desk mastery was performed by Cecilia. She gave an incredible overview of resort and breakdown of what to expect within this amazing property. Among three species of water fowl ( Including Canadian Geese ) there a tribute to Claude Monet complete with statue. The Monet Garden has been designed to tribute him and reads as a true impressionist painting complete with overgrown bridge just like his signature paintings. There is the perfect amount of alge in the small pond that mimics the impressionist's burst strokes. It's beautiful to walk thru this garden and enjoy actually being 'inside' one of Claude Monet's inspirations. The Le Bistro in the lobby has a phenomenal lunch menu until about 2pm and then opens back up for Dinner. Sabawoon was such a great server and very welcoming during our first lunch at the property. I recommend the pasta with white cheese sauce or the cheese pizza as a nice welcome meal for you. Upon being granted early our room ( a large studio in building 4500 ) We discovered it looks over Le Lac and the ducks were amazing to be with a large family of Canadian geese 'honking' to welcome us. This bedding is to die for a some of the best sheets and pillows I have ever experienced. We slept deeply here in the room and really loved waking up to a peace that only the French Countryside can provide. It was wonderful to also request white robes to lounge in and enjoy. Back at Le Bistro Bar the very fun and kind Dragana was amazing to visit with each night of our stay and was well versed at handling all sorts of crowds and guests no matter what. We looked forward to our times here at the bar after our days in the Parks. This is also a Gin Bar with many types of gin and goblet like glassware to honor these incredible drinks in. The front desk staff was incredible and like Cecilia the very kind and very articulate Sitharan helped me with booking the transit between the hotel and Disneyland Paris. Here is my concern and area for improvement. This tram takes a picking up break from from 20:00 to 21:10 - this one hour and 10 minute break is hurtful to those who are looking to leave the park early and needs at least two or three other pick up times when crowds are wanting to exit the park and waiting. Many of the patrons were forced to take Ubers and got angrier to pay high Taxi costs . Also in perfect transparency, the lobby bar closes early at 22:00 and the marketplace minutes afterwards. So if one needs a night cap or two this put pressure on the bar staff such as the kind Sabawoon and wonderful Dragana. Upon leaving I was impressed with Ceclia once again and she remembered our itinerary and wished us Bon Voyage for our travel day. Incredible to remember us after checking in so many people at this busy property. I look forward to booking a stay again here and even longer for the fabulous sheets alone! Thank you everyone, you made our stay amazingly magical! Merci!

Feels like a small french village, with all the amenities you would expect from MVC property…read more Workout room is a little dated and could use some improvement and rooms aren't the most modern, but we loved our stay.

Plenty of parking. It sinto super far from the lobby so I liked the convenience…read more The experience started very well from the hotel gate to the parking lot. Now from there I have a few bones to pick. But it was not all terrible. The reception and check in staff were amazing. They were friendly and super helpful. The gift shop and the hotel bar as well as the housekeeping and hotel restaurant staff were also pretty good. But for the positives the checkin cast was the golden children here. The hotel had WiFi and that was very nice and helpful, the location of the hotel was pretty good, it was easy to walk from the hotel to the parks with no issues. It was also a very short walk The breakfast was pretty good, specially the croissants They had us pass through a security scanner any time we walked in the front door of the hotel, the rooms are pretty dated and the decor was not really magical. The entire hotel did not give Disney. I even forgot u was at a Disney resort. But we had a good time at the parks

I really like the themeing/vibe of this hotel and I think it has a lot of personality, unlike newer…read moreDisney hotels that feel generic to me. We were a family of two adults and two children, and our room had a nice queen bed and a sofa bed. Good space for us. Room was well kept and clean. Bathroom was nice. Being an old hotel, you only get two outlets and a smaller than average TV. Regarding the room, my only criticism is about the towels and toilet paper provided, which were not terrible, but could be on par with how much disney charges you. My younger loved the character meet & greet in the lobby area. The kids corner was a bit underwhelming. There was only a sort of "interactive table" with some games for kids to play, and, apparently, nothing else. As mentioned before, loved the location, it really felt like you were in a secluded wilderness area. There were busses to the park every 12 min or so, but walking to Disney Village and parks entrance was pretty easy, probably about 15 min. Didn't eat at the two buffet restaurants, because I thought they were a bit too expensive (45€ adults/25€ kids), but liked the more casual Redwood Bar in the lobby, that was open till late, and offered plenty of beverages and some sandwiches. Wish there was a quick dinning restaurant, like disney hotels in Florida usually do. Worth mentioning that if you wish to do some laundry on your own, you have to walk to nearby Hotel Cheyenne. Overall, good place to stay in Disneyland Paris property, and would stay here again.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights during a trip to Paris that included a stop at…read moreDisneyland Paris and were very happy with our stay. The rooms were huge compared to our other Paris hotels. The theming was nice (Disney without being over the top) and felt like a mix between a yacht club and an elevated cruise experience. It is certainly not as grand or impressive as moderate or luxury Disney World hotels in Florida, but none of the Paris hotels are (besides the Disneyland Paris hotel). Regarding food and drink options, the Captain's Quarters bar was a nice option for late-night drinks after a long park day. However, the hotel does not have a grab-and-go breakfast or coffee option that we could find (something to consider when planning your day). I would recommend staying at Newport if you want a clean and up-scale hotel walking distance from the parks (10-15 minutes walk to the gates).

My family just returned from our trip to Paris, and detoured to Disney before we went to stay with…read morefriends in Paris. I had heard mixed things about Newport, but wanted to give this place a shot because of its cute theming. Man, I should have listened to the negative reviews and switched to another hotel. To give context, I have stayed in numerous Disney hotels, so I feel I have a pretty decent baseline on which to give this review. So let the magic behind. Not! So let's first start off with the lack of welcome we received when we got there. First, you are welcomed with having your luggage go through an X-ray machine by two security guards joking around, who aren't even watching the machines. Yes, I feel really secure after watching that. With all that going on, not one person greeted us when we actually walked into the hotel, as you see at other Disney properties in the US. When we walked in, we were greeted by a guy with red hair, beard, and Mushu from Mulan on his shoulder, who gave us a smarmy laugh when I didn't have my booking number memorized or on hand when we walked up to reception. Sorry, Bub, but we just got off an 8 hour flight (with no sleep) and one hour bus ride in which we used to nap, so we didn't have it readily available yet your majesty. Even after I retrieved the number, he still wouldn't let us get in line to check in, and just ushered us to baggage check-in instead. When I asked him if we could see if our room was ready, he again gave us his signature smarmy chuckle and told us, " Of course, a room is not ready, people want to sleep in". What does that even mean? It was 10:30 a.m., and I have checked into other Disney hotels a lot earlier than 10:30. So this guy sucked to say the least, and the funny thing is, the days we were heading to the park at 7:30 a.m., we saw people getting their paperwork after getting checked in early to their rooms, and they weren't part of the Compass Club (the extra charge you can pay to have specialized treatment at the hotel). This individual was not just a jerk, but also a liar. So we move on to baggage check. We waited in the long line, watched two guys argue over who was in line first, and had to deal with two rude lifeguards with unhelpful comments to say when we were shifting our stuff around to our luggage, so we didn't have to carry things to the park. The baggage check guy only gave us tickets for four of our seven bags, and when we came back later to get our bags, we were met with a rude attitude from a guy named Igor, who got upset when we told him that we were missing 3 bags and he wanted to argue with us. So Igor sucks too. Also, to the two rude lifeguards, you suck, too. We then hit up the parks, and unfortunately, it was hotter than you know what on the days we were at Disney. As the first day went on, we still hadn't gotten our room assignment yet, and it was close to 7 pm. When we returned to the hotel, we had to ask someone at registration what room number we had and to get our room keys. She was shocked that we hadn't received our room yet. Before I tell you about the crappy room, let me first explain part of our frustration about our room. I had asked for a first floor, closest to the lobby as possible. What we got was a 3rd-floor room, as far away from the elevators as possible. I mean, going down 5 different hallways and the last room in the hall closest to the end of the building. So when we had to leave the room for the lobby, we really had to leave with some intention. Now for the room. The room was decent size, but absolutely no air conditioning in the room. We had it jacked to 60 degrees, and still would not cool down after being in the parks (with hardly any air conditioning or fans in the parks) all day. We called down to the reception, and they said they would send maintenance. That didn't happen. We called 2 hours later about the room, and they were dumbfounded that no one had checked on the air conditioner yet. They said they would call back. Spoiler alert: They did not call back. So needless to say, our room never cooled down the whole time we were there. Overall, there is no counter service restaurant here, the ice machines are tiny in the hallway that is meant to serve over 150 rooms on each floor always out of ice, and the lobby bathrooms have zero air conditioning going through them, even during a heat spell. The only highlight of this place was a bellhop named Julio. One of the friendliest staff members there. Other staff members could learn a lesson from him. Overall, heed the warnings of others on Yelp. This place is horrible, with mostly horrible and inefficient staff. If you notice, most of the people posting negative comments are long-time Disney fans who know what they are talking about and have enough Disney hotel stays to give honest reviews of this place. We know what is expected of a typical Disney stay, and this place ain't it.

This is a filthy version of a travel lodge. It may be cheaper then some of the other hotels but its…read morefilthy. There is black mould in the bathroom and bed bugs in the bed. Its cold and the whole hotel has a very damp, musty smell. The shower in our room was either scortching hot (actually got scolded) or freezing cold. The manager didnt speak good english and so I had to use Google translate on my phone. Breakfast is chaotic. There is not much chooce unless you like croissants or foul scrambled eggs. The carpet throughout the hotel is absolutely disgusting and the hotel is old and needs a lot doing. I woild never go back to this hotel. I literally felt so dirty waking up in that bed and walking on the floor.

Okay this is a great hotel!…read more Getting to the hotel: Super easy to get to the hotel! If you arrive by train like we did, there are buses next to the train that will take you there. Other route is walk from the train. It's a 5 minute bus ride or a 10 minute walk. Front Desk: We arrived early and we wanted to just drop our luggage. Then ask the front desk some general questions since it was our first time to Disneyland Paris. The staff out front would not let anyone into the lobby that was checking in that day. We told them that's fine but we just had general questions we wished they would have let us get answered before we left to the parks. When we went to checkout in the morning on our final day no one was at the front desk. The bellman had to assist us with finding a front desk worker. Rooms: The rooms are very large and spacious. They have no elevators. So if you are on the second floor you will need to carry your luggage up the stairs. They have a ton of outlets and a ton of luggage storage. Walking to the parks: Honestly it's way easier to walk to the parks vs riding the bus. It's a super short walk once you know the way to go. They need a few more signs to guide you because we definitely went a longer way the first time. Overall this is a phenomenal hotel with only minor issues. I would love to stay here again.

I'm so glad Disneyland Paris still has The Hollywood Tower Hotel - it's one of my all-time favorite…read morerides, and I was so sad when Disney California Adventure re-themed it to Guardians of the Galaxy. Just a heads-up: even with Premier Access, my mom and I had to wait a while. The first time, the line was around 40 minutes, and the second time (after our show got canceled and we redirected the pass to this ride), it was about 20-25 minutes. One cool detail: depending on which library room you enter, the pre-show video is either in English (with French subtitles) or French (with English subtitles). And the ride experience itself can vary! We ended up in different elevators and got two very different versions - both unlike the old California version or the one at Disney World. Also, instead of the elevator peeking out at the park multiple times, you only get one outdoor glimpse during the drop sequence. A special shout-out to the cast members - we had an amazing experience the first time we rode. They were hilarious and clearly loved their jobs, adding extra antics and flair that made the whole thing even more immersive and fun. Overall, it's a must-do for any thrill-seeker or fan of the original ride. I'm just thankful Paris still honors the classic Hollywood Tower Hotel theme

It was a little bit nostalgic to ride this again after getting used to the Guardians of the Galaxy…read moreride at the Disneyland back in Anaheim. Not overly scary, just a great fun ride to get the blood pumping from the sudden multiple drops! The younger generation probably have no idea of the Twilight Zone, so I definitely bet they will update this ride to the Guardians of the Galaxy in the near future.

Great hotel meant for Disneyland guest. I had no issues while staying here. They definitely cater…read moreto families. The rooms are smartly designed to maximize space for families. Free breakfast was great! Restaurant on site, WiFi worked great, customer service was excellent and the free shuttle to Disneyland park was a plus. However, I would recommend the shuttle comes more frequently. One day we decided to drive ourselves to the park because of how long the shuttle takes at the end of the night. Imagine the park closing and 1,000s of people going to catch shuttles. The shuttle also makes 3-4 stops at the nearby hotels. So the shuttle is not strictly dedicated to B&B hotel. Great hotel that not overly priced. Would recommend staying here if you're visiting Disneyland.

We had a wonderful time during our trip to Disneyland Paris. The shuttle to the park was great…read moreshuttle but a bit cramped during rush hours. When we checked in the room was very clean and beautiful. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. This hotel was great for the Disneyland race weekend.

We had a great stay at Explorers Hotel. The pool was clean and very enjoyable for the kids. Our…read moreroom was a good size with bunk beds and a queen or full size bed. The toilet was separated from the sink and bath tub, which is actually quite convenient for a family with young children. The food at Marco's Pizza was decent. I liked the Pirate Bowl which came with chicken wings and fries smothered in cheese. And the woman at reception that checked us in was particularly helpful and friendly. Since I am trying to learn French, she asked me if I would like her to speak in French slowly instead of English. Very helpful! The two main reasons for the deduction of one star is the smell of the restrooms on the ground floor (right next to a restaurant) and the slow shuttle service in the afternoons when young children are tired. The bathroom was acceptably clean in general, but the smell was bad and the smell went all the way out to the restaurant. For that reason alone, we did not try the Captain's Library restaurant.

Great family hotel near Disneyland. Terrific pool and water slides for between 6-12 year old. Free…read moreshuttle to Disneyland and easy walk to a small village and grocery. Room came with bunk bed for kids. Hotel restaurant isn't good but breakfast was good if included in the price.