If you’re deciding which Disneyland Paris hotel to book, the most important thing to understand is that each hotel offers a very different experience. Location, room quality, transport links and overall atmosphere can all have a real impact on how your trip feels day to day.

This guide is based on first-hand experience staying in every Disney hotel, often more than once, so it focuses on what it’s actually like to stay there rather than how they’re described in official listings. The aim is to help you compare them properly so you can choose the hotel that best suits your style of trip.

There are seven Disney hotels in total, and they range widely in price, theme and convenience. The Disneyland Hotel sits right at the park entrance and offers the most immersive and premium experience. Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel is more modern and understated, ideal if you prefer a contemporary feel over heavy theming. Newport Bay Club and Sequoia Lodge both sit around the lake, but each has its own distinct style and feel once you’re inside.

For more budget-friendly stays, Cheyenne and Santa Fe offer good value, though there are still noticeable differences between them in comfort and facilities. Davy Crockett Ranch is the most secluded option, located away from the parks entirely and best suited to guests with a car.

Across this guide, each hotel is reviewed based on the factors that matter most when booking, including location, room types, value for money and the overall experience after a full day in the parks.