Hotels and Accommodation Options for a Disneyland Paris Stay
Disney Hotel, Onsite, Offsite, Partner, AirBnB, Campervan...
Unless you are visiting as a day trip most people will need to find somewhere to stay, and there are no shortage of options in the areas around Disney, including 6 hotels located right by the Parks.
While I can't review every hotel in the area I will share my thoughts about those I have stayed at, and share some tips to find the right kind of accommodation to meet your needs, including fitting into your budget or meeting your accessibility needs.
Disney On-Site Hotels
There are 6 Disney Hotels located right by the Parks. All are within walking distance, though some are closer than other and all offer accessible rooms, though again these can vary. Other perks include Character meets at the hotel and access to Early Magic Hours.
Most rooms sleep up to 4 (plus an infant) and there are very limited accessible family room options so this can be difficult for some families.
Accessible rooms can't be booked online. They can only be booked by phoning Disney if you book direct or can be booked by some travel agents. They cannot be booked when using sites like Booking,com or Expedia.
Davy Crockett Ranch - Off site Disney Hotel
Davy Crockett Ranch is a Disney property and still offers many of the benefits of staying in a Disney hotel, including access to Early Magic Hours and Free Parking, but there are no Character Meets here.
The accommodation is individual cabins, with 2 bedrooms, a living area and kitchen. They also sleep up to 6 people (plus an Infant) and are great if you want/need to prepare some or all of your own meals.
Wheelchair Accessible cabins are available. The Ranch is in the middle of a refurbishment, with new modernised and rethemed cabins now available.
There are however no shuttle buses for this property, and it is not possible to walk to the parks. While taxis or Ubers may be allowed, this is really a property where you need to have a car.
Les Villages Nature (Centre Parcs)
Les Villages Nature is a centre parcs site located next door to Davey Crockett Ranch.
It offers many of the features you would expect from a Centre Parcs location with a large aqualagoon, a farm, gardens, and outdoor and indoor activities.
Although not a Disney Hotel it does offer packages, which include 2 days of park tickets, access to early magic hours and free parking.
You can't collect priority passes here.
The Accommodation provides self catering facilities and offers a range of options with different bedroom and bed layouts, so can be ideal for larger families or those who need more room. While having a car is ideal for staying here there is a local bus from here to Disney which costs around 2 euros per adult each way.
Wheelchair Accessible accommodation is available.
Partner Hotels - Hotel l'Elysee, Staycity Aparthotel, B&B Hotel, Adagio Marne-la-Vallee, Ki Space Hotel and Spa
There are 5 Partner Hotels located close to the parks and offering shuttle buses to the parks. All shuttle buses are wheelchair accessible but some may refuse scooters, and they can get very busy.
As these are partner hotels you can book a package which includes the hotel and park tickets, or you can book the hotel and your own park tickets separately.
- Hotel l'Elysee - at Val d'Europe, close to the shopping centre, mid range hotel
- Staycity Aparthotel -Apartment style hotel with self catering facilities and it's own shuttle
- B&B Hotel - Basic but clean hotel, shares a shuttle with explorers and campanile
- Ki Space Hotel and Spa - Hotel with indoor pool and spa services
- Adagio Marne-la-Vallee - Apartment style, recently renovated, opposite the Val d'Europe shopping centre
Additionally these two hotels are no longer official partner hotels but can be booked as a package:
- Campanile - Quite basic but does have a cute little farm
- Explorers - Family friendly with indoor soft play, pool with slides and a pizza place
Other Hotels
Disneyland Paris is a major tourist attraction so there are plenty of hotels to choose from that are not official Disney hotels or partner hotels. Some are located close to partner hotels and offer shuttles, there are also a lot in the Val d'Europe area which is one stop away on the RER train, though again some offer shuttles.
These hotels don't offer packages with Disney tickets so you need to purchase your tickets separately, or they are ideal for annual passholders.
For even more budget friendly options there are hotels which are a couple of stops away on the RER, these can offer similar facilities to ones closer to Disney, and may even be part of the same chain, but at a lower cost. Areas like Torcy and Bussy-Saint-Georges are around 10-15 minutes by RER and the RER runs frequently and until after midnight.
Other Options - Air BnB's and Similar rentals, Campervan and Camping options
Maybe a traditional hotel is not for you, maybe you need more space, or you already have your own space in the form of a campervan!
The area around Disneyland Paris is largely residential so there are plenty of holiday lets available through sites like Air BnB, Vrbo and even booking sites like Booking,com and Expedia. These give you a wide range of options for number of bedrooms and layout and allow you to have more space and the option to cook some meals. While some sites do offer filters for accessibility you would need to check with individual hosts to see if a property is suitable.
If you own a campervan the good news is you can park it at Disney, for the princely sum of 45 euros per night. The facilities are however somewhat limited and Caravans are not allowed.
Alternatively if you have a caravan, or want to camp, or just want somewhere with more facilities there are campsites available in the area and within an hours or so drive to the parks.
This page has been last updated in December 2025