Recommendations for a hotel or area on the RER halfway between DLP and Paris?

[tsukata]

Does anyone have any recommendations for hotels along the RER between Paris and DLP? We're looking for a hotel to be our "home base" for a trip where only one of the days will be at DLP (sadly...we are short on time, and it's our first trip to Paris).

From searching, I've seen several which are convenient but that get mixed reviews on Trip Advisor. I trust my DIS-ers most of all for opinions, though.

 

[Happy Tappy]

How many days are you spending in Paris?

It would probably be best to just base yourself in the city centre. It's only an hour at most to get to Disney. That way you'll get the most out of your time in Paris.

 

[tsukata]

We're there for three days. City centre recommendations are good, too...we just want them to be convenient to the RER line for DLP. We don't want to have to deal with switching trains when we're trying to get to DLP for opening. We're not very smart in the early morning!

 

[Carrie_Cat]

We're there for three days. City centre recommendations are good, too...we just want them to be convenient to the RER line for DLP. We don't want to have to deal with switching trains when we're trying to get to DLP for opening. We're not very smart in the early morning!

If you are looking for a Paris hotel but don't want to change lines look for one that's near the RER A stations (Charles de Gaulle-Etoile, Auber, Chatelet les halles, Gare de Lyon, Nation) or on a line that leads into the stations such as lines 1,2,4,6,7,8,9,11

The transport system is very easy to use and you have a far greater experience when staying in Paris than out in some anonymous suburb with nothing to do on an evening and no place to go and eat, especially if you are only going to DLP for 1 day and spending the other 2 days in Paris