How to find CHEAP hotels at Disneyland Paris (Guide)
Updated 20th July 2025
THE CHEAPEST HOTELS AT DISNEYLAND PARIS
YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO STAYING AT DISNEYLAND PARIS ON A BUDGET!
Yes, You Can Do Disneyland Paris on a Budget (and Still Make It Magical). Let’s be honest – Disneyland Paris has a reputation for being magical and expensive. But what if we told you that it doesn’t have to be? Over the years, we’ve stayed in every single Disney hotel, most of the partner hotels, and a whole bunch of offsite options too – all without draining the bank account. And now, we’re here to spill the secrets.
This guide is your go-to resource for finding the cheapest hotels at Disneyland Paris – whether you’re looking to stay onsite with your park tickets bundled in, or you’re happy to stay nearby and save even more. We’ll walk you through the best options for couples, families, and budget-conscious travellers, with real-world advice, the occasional laugh, and absolutely zero fluff.
We’ll also be answering the big questions we know you’re already thinking:
- What are the cheapest Disneyland Paris hotels?
- Which partner hotels are actually worth it?
- When is the cheapest day to visit Disneyland Paris?
- What’s the cheapest month to go?
- And how on earth do you find a stay with tickets for under £100 per person?
It’s all here. Real prices, honest recommendations, and a few stories from our own bookings where we found Sequoia Lodge cheaper than Santa Fe (true story – we nearly choked on our Mickey waffles).
So, What are the Cheapest Disneyland Paris Hotels?
Budget Frienly Disneyland Paris Hotels
The cheapest hotel at Disneyland Paris is usually Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe or Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne, both offering budget-friendly stays with park tickets included. If you're looking offsite but still within the Disney family, Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch is often the lowest-priced option — especially great value for families with a car.
Here’s the breakdown, from budget to premium — because there are deals to be found at every level:
Budget Disneyland Paris Hotels
These are consistently the cheapest options and are perfect if you just want to stay onsite and save:
- Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe – Themed around Cars, this is basic but cheerful. Prices drop as low as £83 per person per night in September.
- Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne – A Toy Story-worthy Wild West town, and one of our personal favourites. Prices range from £84 to £114, with great deals in Jan and Sept.
- Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch – A self-catering cabin-style stay that requires a car but works brilliantly for families or groups. We’ve seen prices as low as £81 per night (for the whole cabin).
Mid-Range Disneyland Paris Hotels
These hotels offer more comfort and theming — but can still come in under £100 per person if you time it right:
- Disney’s Sequoia Lodge – Rustic, cosy, and great in winter. We’ve paid £91–£96 per night, especially midweek in off-peak months.
- Disney’s Newport Bay Club – Lakeside luxury with a nautical twist. In January and September, we’ve booked this for just £96–£102 per person per night.
Premium Disneyland Paris Hotels
Yes, they’re fancy. Yes, they’re expensive. But they do occasionally dip into budget-friendly territory — and if you’re celebrating something special, it’s worth a look.
- Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel – A must for Marvel fans, and one of the most impressive hotel refurbishments we’ve seen. It’s a premium hotel, but we’ve spotted rooms from £125 per person per night in September, and £129 in January.
- Disneyland Hotel – The crown jewel. It’s right above the entrance gates and newly reopened after a full royal makeover. Prices usually start from £190–£213 per person per night in off-peak seasons (we’ve seen the occasional flash deal under £200), which is still a solid value considering it includes tickets, breakfast, and unbeatable location.
BOOK EARLY = lowest prices
Yes, you can stay in a Disney hotel without breaking the bank — even the fancy ones.
Staying onsite at Disneyland Paris is a dream. You’re right in the middle of the magic, you get early park access (hello, Extra Magic Time), and your park tickets are bundled into your hotel stay. But here’s the plot twist: it doesn’t have to cost a fortune — even at the premium hotels.
We’ve stayed in all seven Disney hotels (yes, even the swanky ones), and we’ve learned one very valuable thing: booking early matters more than your budget. With the right timing, even premium hotels can become surprisingly affordable.
How Disney Hotel Pricing Works
Disneyland Paris uses an availability-based pricing model, meaning prices rise as availability drops. The earlier you book, the better your chances of snagging a deal. And we’re not talking a few pounds off — we’ve seen prices swing by hundreds depending on the date.
We always use the DLP Price Estimator to spot the cheapest dates. It’s simple, colour-coded, and makes it way easier to plan around your budget. It’s also how we’ve scored Sequoia Lodge cheaper than Santa Fe (more than once!).
And always, always book direct with Disneyland Paris. Why?
- Free changes or cancellations up to 7 days before arrival
- Price match guarantee
- Access to exclusive offers and flash sales (some of the best deals we’ve ever booked came from these)
So... Should You Only Look at the Budget Hotels?
Here’s our advice: don’t rule out the premium or mid-range hotels. Seriously. With offers, off-peak dates, and a bit of flexibility, we’ve found Newport Bay cheaper than Cheyenne, and Sequoia Lodge nearly always offers great value.
If you’re travelling as a couple or planning a birthday trip, it’s sometimes worth spending a little extra for the experience — especially if you catch a deal. And with free changes on direct bookings, it’s low-risk to book early and lock in a great price.
Why Booking a Disney Hotel at Disneyland Paris Is Actually a Brilliant Idea
Let’s be real—planning a Disneyland Paris trip can feel like a mix of excitement, spreadsheets, and mild panic. But here’s a little secret: booking a Disney hotel through Disney directly? Total game changer.
First off, your hotel package includes your park tickets. Not only that—they’re discounted. Yep, that’s right. You’re essentially bundling the magic and saving at the same time. Win-win.
But it doesn’t stop there. Here’s what else you get when you stay in the Disney bubble:
- Free shuttle to the parks – No need to wrestle with public transport or Google Maps. Just hop on and go (except Davy Crockett!)
- All the Disney theming – From the lobby to your bedspread, the magic doesn’t clock off when you leave the parks.
- Extra Magic Time – 60 minutes Early access to the parks before the general crowd. Fewer queues. More rides. Enough said.
- Disney character meet-and-greets at your hotel – Imagine bumping into Mickey before breakfast. Totally normal here.
- Walking-distance hotels – Most Disney hotels are just a short stroll (or shuttle) from the parks.
- Early dining reservations – Get first dibs on restaurant bookings before they open to the general public. No more missing out on that dinner at Bistrot Chez Rémy.
- Onsite restaurants and bars – Whether it’s cocktails or kid-friendly bites, you’re covered.
- Access to the Disney Meal Plan – Budget-friendly, easy, and great if you don’t want to think about food costs every five minutes.
In short? Staying at a Disney hotel takes a lot of the faff out of the planning and wraps you up in Disney magic 24/7. It’s one of those rare times where convenience and fun go hand in hand. Like Mickey and Minnie, really.
Cheap Disneyland Paris Hotels
When it comes to staying onsite at Disneyland Paris without spending a fortune, you have some great options across the budget, mid-range, and premium hotels. We’ve stayed in them all, and here’s what you need to know.
Surprising Disney Deals We’ve Found
We love sharing secrets, so here’s a tip: sometimes the mid-range hotels like Sequoia Lodge or Newport Bay Club are actually cheaper than budget hotels like Santa Fe or Cheyenne on certain dates.
How do we find these? Two words: Price Estimator. This handy tool colour-codes dates by price, so you can spot the cheapest midweek deals (Tues-Thurs are gold) and book early to lock in those savings.
Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch – From £81pn
This is the most budget-friendly option off the main resort area but still part of Disneyland Paris. It’s perfect if you have a car and want a peaceful, self-catering stay in rustic cabins surrounded by nature.
- Great value for families who want space and flexibility
- No shuttle service to the parks, so better for guests with a car (or plan to UBER to the parks)
- A little further out, but worth it for the price and comfort
- Great for a family as Cabins sleep up to 6 guests!
- Is home to the best swimming pool at Disneyland Paris
Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe – From £83pn
If you want to stay close to the parks on a tight budget, Santa Fe is your go-to. It’s themed around Cars, simple and clean, with a fun vibe for families or couples who want value.
- Affordable prices, especially in off-peak months like September
- Either walk or take a quick shuttle to the parks
- Perfect for budget-conscious travellers who want Disney magic without the hefty price
- No pool or air conditioning
Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne – From £84pn
Just a step up from Santa Fe in theming and atmosphere, Hotel Cheyenne feels like a Wild West town straight out of Toy Story.
- Similar prices to Santa Fe but with better theming and amenities!
- Walking distance to the parks, which is a big bonus after a long day (also has free shuttle)
- Great for families and couples looking for charm on a budget
- No pool, but it has air-conditioned rooms!
Disney’s Sequoia Lodge – From £91p/n
Sequoia Lodge is where budget meets comfort. It’s a cosy, forest-themed hotel that often falls into mid-range prices but sometimes dips to budget hotel levels if you book smart.
- A lovely balance of comfort, location, and price
- We’ve seen it cheaper than Santa Fe on midweek dates in January and September
- Ideal if you want a bit more luxury without the premium price
- Has a swimming pool
- Is undergoing a staged refurbishment in 2026, but the hotel will remain open during this time. Meaning you may be able to grab even better deals at the hotel!
Disney’s Newport Bay Club – From £96pn
This lakeside hotel offers a nautical, elegant vibe and is usually mid-range but sometimes drops close to budget prices during off-peak seasons.
- Stylish, comfortable, and right by the lake
- We’ve booked it for under £100 in January and September
- Perfect if you want a splash of luxury on a sensible budget
Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel – From £125pn
For Marvel fans or anyone wanting a premium stay, this recently refurbished hotel is stunning and packed with superhero flair.
- Premium price but occasional deals bring it closer to mid-range
- We’ve spotted prices from £125 per person in off-peak months like September
- Ideal for a special trip or fans who want a unique Disney experience
- Exclusive experiences for guests staying at the hotel
Disneyland Hotel – From £190pn
The iconic Disneyland Hotel sits right at the park entrance. It’s pure luxury and often out of reach for budget travellers but worth mentioning for special occasions.
- The most premium hotel, newly renovated with a royal touch
- Prices usually start around £190 in off-peak times
- Includes park tickets, breakfast, and unbeatable location
How We Found the Cheapest Way to Stay at Disneyland Paris
A bit of backstory — and the tools we swear by
When we first started planning trips to Disneyland Paris, we assumed staying onsite was a once-in-a-while luxury. Like many people, we thought you’d have to fork out a small fortune to sleep under that Disney magic. But over time (and with a fair bit of obsessive deal-hunting), we cracked the code — and now, we rarely pay more than £100 per person per night for a Disney hotel, and the best part of this, your park tickets are included!
The real game-changer? The Disneyland Paris Price Estimator. Honestly, it should come with a superhero cape. It lets you scan entire months at a time, colour-coding dates by price. This means we can quickly spot the cheapest times to stay, even at mid-range or premium hotels. Yes, we’ve stayed at Newport Bay for less than Santa Fe, and even nabbed Sequoia Lodge cheaper than Cheyenne.
We also learnt that Disney’s pricing model is all about availability. So the more rooms available, the cheaper the rate. That’s why we always recommend booking early — especially if you’re eyeing school holidays or want a particular hotel.
And here’s another little tip we live by: never rule out the pricier hotels. You’d be surprised how often Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel sneaks into the £125–£140 range on quiet dates. It’s how we managed a spontaneous Marvel-themed stay one freezing January, and honestly? Worth every penny.
We’re constantly checking prices, scanning for new offers, and comparing dates — and yes, we share the best of them. If you haven’t already, make sure you’re signed up to our free email list. We’ll send you updates whenever Disneyland Paris drops a juicy new deal (and trust us, they do).
Because let’s be honest — nothing feels better than unlocking a magical Disney stay for less than the price of a decent UK hotel room and a Pret breakfast.
Cheap Hotels Near Disneyland Paris with a Shuttle (Bus)
If you’re trying to keep costs down but still want that seamless hop to the magic, staying at a nearby hotel with a free shuttle is a brilliant way to stretch your budget without stretching your patience. You’ll still get easy access to the parks—just without the Disney hotel price tag.
For many guests, the shuttle bus is the deal-maker. No faffing with trains or taxis—just roll out of bed, jump on the bus, and you’re on your way to meet Mickey before you’ve even finished your coffee.
Here’s a list of all the hotels near Disneyland Paris that include a free shuttle to the parks:
Cheap Disneyland Paris Partner Hotels
These hotels are officially recognised by Disney and offer reliable shuttle service, family-friendly facilities, and great value:
- Aparthotel Adagio Val d’Europe – Spacious apartments with kitchenettes, perfect for longer stays or larger families.
- B&B Hôtel – Budget-friendly, clean, and surprisingly stylish. A solid all-rounder.
- Campanile Val de France – Calm, cosy, and ideal for travellers who want simplicity and comfort.
- Explorers Hotel – Pirate-themed fun, an indoor water play area, and rooms that sleep up to 10!
- Hôtel l’Elysée Val d’Europe – Think Parisian style meets theme park convenience. Right next to Val d’Europe shopping centre too.
- Ki Space Hotel & Spa – Formerly Vienna House Magic Circus, this recently rebranded hotel offers upgraded facilities with a fun, whimsical touch.
- Staycity Aparthotels Paris Marne-La-Vallée – A great pick if you like the flexibility of apartment-style living with hotel perks.
Cheap Hotels near Disneyland Paris
These are popular choices that aren’t Disney-partnered but still come with a free shuttle, quality service, and excellent value for money:
- Grand Magic Hotel – Grand theming and large family rooms, just minutes away from the parks.
- Hotel Dream Castle – A fairytale castle vibe with spa facilities and scenic views.
- Radisson Blu Hotel Paris Marne-la-Vallée – Sleek, modern, and set right on a golf course if you fancy a little extra zen with your Disney buzz.
- Relais Spa Val d’Europe – More of a luxury feel, with wellness facilities and spacious suites ideal for couples or longer stays.
For a closer look at each of these hotels, check out our full breakdown here:
