Visiting peak time - Mid July

[mamadragona]

Good evening,
Due to inflexible schedules, it seems that my family and I will be visiting Paris during a peak time, mid-July. I am considering staying at Disney, instead of a downtown Paris hotel, as our "home base" since I have been looking at extraordinary prices on downtown hotels that are already filling. I tried to get a price estimate from the DLP hotels, but it is too early, so I'm looking here for an estimate as I consider my choices. A regular room - 2 double beds or a king is sufficient. My kids (6 & 8) would love a pool, so I've been looking at Sequoia and Algonquin Explorer. What would this cost around peak time?

 

[Ware Bears]

You should be able to get a quote for the Explorers from their own website or try Expedia.

 

[LynneDurham]

Good evening,
Due to inflexible schedules, it seems that my family and I will be visiting Paris during a peak time, mid-July. I am considering staying at Disney, instead of a downtown Paris hotel, as our "home base" since I have been looking at extraordinary prices on downtown hotels that are already filling. I tried to get a price estimate from the DLP hotels, but it is too early, so I'm looking here for an estimate as I consider my choices. A regular room - 2 double beds or a king is sufficient. My kids (6 & 8) would love a pool, so I've been looking at Sequoia and Algonquin Explorer. What would this cost around peak time?

We were able to book our early July (7/6 arrival) DLP package in September, including early booking savings. This will be our first time to both Paris (starting there on 6/30) and DLP and staying at the Sequoia. Three nights in a room with two double beds and a 4-day park pass for two adults was about $1,500.