B&B Hotel Marne-La-Vallée Val D'Europe

The family room was spacious and the beds were comfortable, and the bathroom was large. Depending on the package you choose, you'll need to ask reception for fresh towels or extra toilet paper. We skipped breakfast and ate at Val d Europe before going to Disneyland. This was our first stay, but we'd come back on another Paris Disneyland visit. Driving here is convenient: the indoor car park is right beneath the room, with elevator access. It's very good value for money, and I recommend it.

Getting to Disneyland was easy, about 20 minutes away, and the nearby bus station is convenient. Ubers were simple to find and affordable too. A comfortable stay, and I'd recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

We had a lovely three-night stay, with two days at Disney. We booked this hotel by mistake, thinking it was the closer one with the same name, but once we realized, getting here turned out to be easy. The hotel was clean, modern and comfortable for a budget stay, although the bed creaked. The bathroom was nice, with good water pressure and plenty of hot water. There was no kettle, which we missed after a long Disney day, but the hot-drink machine downstairs came in handy. Hot chocolate after the October fireworks was just right. Staff were always smiling and friendly. Breakfast was good value: not loads of hot choices, but there were sausages and eggs, and we vegetarians enjoyed the eggs. Vegan options were limited. If you arrive by Eurostar, the bus arrangements can be confusing. Use the south stops by Disney Village, open 08:00-01:00, rather than the north stops by the station. You'll pass through security and bag checks, but it was quick even with luggage. Bus 2231 from Chessy Sud K cost €2.50 and took us to Jussieu, a short distance from the hotel. The service was busy at peak times and ran late; we saw a bus around 01:00, despite what Google said. On the return journey, the stop is almost directly opposite. Or take an Uber, about 10 minutes and €10. We shared one on our first day and it cost about the same as the bus. There aren't any shops or restaurants within walking distance, so bring snacks or eat at Disney Village before you leave. The restaurant in the hotel opposite offers a 10% discount, but it was relatively expensive. We found just one vegetarian dish and no vegan options, and didn't really enjoy our meals. The steaks and fish looked good, but I can't speak for meat eaters' experience. There are USB-C charging ports in the room, so forgetting an adapter isn't a big problem. The TV wasn't great, so we brought an iPad with episodes downloaded for the evenings. We'd happily stay again, though next time we might treat ourselves to an actual Disney hotel.

It was easy to get to Disneyland from here, and there were nearby restaurants too. Our room was spacious, comfortable, fairly new and clean, with both heating and air conditioning. The reception staff were enthusiastic and friendly. We had nothing to complain about.