Suite or apartment style accomodations needed

[Buttercup Roberts]

Hi everyone,

We are going in summer 2008, I think!!!

We would prefer to have an accomodation with a kitchen, and we must have a bedroom with a door that shuts, with either a sofabed in the living room, or a second seperate bedroom.

I am leaning toward Davy Crockett's, but am open to other suggestions, since it seems a shame to have to pay for a rental car when we're taking the train everywhere else we go, just to get 5 miles down the road to the theme park parking lot and back! (WHY on earth don't they have a shuttle??? )

A friend suggested renting an apartment in Paris, and I looked at the DLP neighbor Pierre et Vacances apartment rentals -- those looked bad to me, and the reviews on Trip Advisor were downright

Are there any DLP or DLP neighbor hotels that have suites with a separate bedroom from the living room? That aren't $2000 a night?

 

[BRobson]

Hi there is the Marriot Village nearby which offers townhouses. There is more information on this on the Disneyland Paris Hotel thread at the top of the page.

I know a few of the members have stayed at these and love them. I am sure I have read there is a shuttle bus to the parks from here. I sure someone in the know will advise you better.

 

[nbodyhome]

Hi Amanda!

You can actually stay in Paris, like in the Rue Cler neighborhood area, or anywhere really (Latin Quarter, near La Defense, near the Louvre, etc.) for a very reasonable rate compared with most hotels. I haven't done it because I've not yet stayed a week inside Paris itself, and I found a hotel I really liked in a non-tourist neighborhood! So maybe next time. You can always get the RER in from Paris itself.

 

[disneyangel]

I've stayed at the Marriot townhouses and can definitely recommend them.
Try www.marriot.com for the dates you are looking for. I think top price is 359 € per night but we've always got special offers and never paid more than 155€ per night for a two bedroomed townhouse , which is very well equipped.
They also have a free shuttle bus (although not as regular as the Disney ones)

 

[Buttercup Roberts]

I just ran up the same week this year that we'd be going next year, and came up with a "Spring Break" special (although the dates have nothing to do with what we in America would consider Spring Break! ), for a total of around $200 a night!

You couldn't get anything nearly that nice here in the states for that money, with all taxes included.

What a great deal DLP is turning out to be, in comparison to Orlando!

Now they just need to make it this easy to go to Tokyo.