THE BEST DISNEYLAND PARIS HOTELS FOR LARGER FAMILIES
Guide To Single And Connecting Rooms For 5 And 6 Guests
Where to Stay at Disneyland Paris with a Family of 5, 6 or larger
Planning a trip to Disneyland Paris with a big family? We know how tricky it can be to find a hotel room that fits everyone comfortably without breaking the bank. When you’re wrangling a family of five, six or more, it can be difficult to know what’s available and best for your wallet. Luckily, Disneyland Paris has some clever options that make travelling with a larger group much easier — from family room and suites to partner hotels with roomy apartments, and even connecting rooms that keep you close but give everyone their own space.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the best hotels for larger families or groups, including insider tips on when it’s better to book a single big room versus two connecting ones. Plus, we’ll highlight some of the handy perks that come with club rooms and suites (think breakfast, afternoon tea, and drinks throughout the day — because, parents deserve that little extra magic too).
Single rooms for large Families or Groups
Finding a room that comfortably fits your whole family is a big deal, and Disneyland Paris has some great options to make your stay smooth and enjoyable. Whether you’re after a simple, practical room or something with a little extra magic, there’s something here for everyone.
Disneyland Paris Hotel Standard Rooms suitable for 5 or 6 People
If you’re looking for straightforward comfort without breaking the bank, standard rooms at Disneyland Paris can often fit families of five or six with clever bed layouts. These rooms keep things simple but cosy, so everyone can rest up for the next day’s adventures.
Disneyland Hotel Family Rooms (sleeps 5)
If you’re dreaming of staying in true Disney luxury, the Disneyland Hotel is the crown jewel — and it offers some wonderful options for families of five or six. Let’s dive into what these rooms bring to the table.
Disneyland Hotel Superior Family Room
This room is designed with families in mind. It features two double beds plus either a fold-out bed or a single sofa bed, giving you that much-needed extra sleeping spot without feeling cramped. Perfect if your family needs a bit of breathing room but still wants to stay together. Prices start at around £212 per person, per night.
Disneyland Hotel Deluxe Family Room
For a bit more comfort and style, the Deluxe Family Room steps things up with a similar sleeping setup but with added touches that make your stay feel a little more special. Think plush décor, extra space, and a cosy, magical atmosphere. These rooms run at about £290 per person, per night.
Booking a Deluxe Room is about more than just the extra space. You also get exclusive access to the Deluxe Lounge, a private retreat with stunning views over Fantasia Gardens — a peaceful spot to unwind away from the buzz of the parks. Here, you can enjoy soft drinks served all day, a delicious breakfast buffet, and themed Tea Time treats that add a sprinkle of Disney magic to your mornings and afternoons.
There’s also a private reception and concierge desk just for Deluxe guests, so you get personalised service to help with everything from dining reservations to park advice — little extras that make a big difference when travelling with a larger family.
Davy Crockett Cabins (sleeps 6)
If your family loves the idea of a bit more space and a touch of nature, the Davy Crockett Ranch cabins might just be your perfect fit. This is a unique Disneyland Paris experience that feels like a mini adventure all on its own.
Each Trapper Cabin comes with one double bed and four single beds, so there’s plenty of room for everyone to spread out and relax without feeling cramped. Imagine waking up surrounded by woodland, stepping outside into the fresh air, and having your own little home-away-from-home in the heart of nature.
At around £77 per person, per night, (for the dates of our stay) these cabins offer great value for families of five or six who want a little more privacy and space. Plus, with the ranch-style setup, you get the fun of a cosy cabin stay, complete with kitchen facilities so you can whip up meals or snacks whenever you like — perfect for keeping everyone happy and fed without rushing back to the parks.
As an added bonus the ranch is also home to one of the best swimming pools at Disneyland Paris!
Hotel Santa Fe (sleeps 5)
If you’re looking for a budget-friendly option without skimping on Disney fun, Hotel Santa Fe could be just the ticket for your family. This hotel offers a practical and comfortable room setup that sleeps up to five or six.
The family room includes one double bed, one sofa bed, and a truckle bed — that extra truckle bed is perfect for kids but isn’t shown our photos, so don’t be surprised when you find it tucked away ready to pull out. The price sits at roughly £130 per person, per night, making it a solid choice for families watching their budget but still wanting to stay close to the magic.
Just a quick note: Hotel Santa Fe doesn’t have a swimming pool or air conditioning, so if you’re visiting during warmer months or want a splash nearby, you might want to keep that in mind.
Disneyland Paris Hotel Suites and Club Rooms suitable for 5 or 6 People
If you want to treat your family to some special perks alongside more space, club rooms and suites offer plenty of room to stretch out, plus extras like breakfast, afternoon tea, and drinks throughout the day. It’s a great way to add a little luxury without booking two separate rooms.
Empire State Club Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel (sleeps 5)
For families who want to add a superhero twist to their Disneyland Paris stay, Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel offers some truly spectacular suites designed to wow Marvel fans of all ages.
The Spider-Man Suite sleeps up to six guests with one large double bed, a sofa bed, and an extra seat bed — perfect for spreading out after a day battling villains or exploring the parks. Prices start at around £470 per person, per night, reflecting the exclusive experience and stylish Marvel theming throughout the suite.
If your family is a little smaller or you want a different vibe, the Avengers Suite fits five or six, with one large double bed and two sofa beds. It’s a fantastic option for Marvel fans looking for comfort, style, and a splash of superhero energy. Prices here start at about £387 per person, per night.
Both suites come with the perks of club-level stays, including private reception, exclusive lounges, and delightful breakfast and tea services — all adding up to a truly unforgettable Disney getaway with a heroic twist.
Compass Club Hotel Newport Bay Club (sleeps 5/6)
If you’re after a mix of classic Disney charm and a touch of seaside elegance, the Newport Bay Club is a brilliant choice — especially its Compass Club Family Room designed for larger families.
This room sleeps up to six with two double beds and two sofa beds, giving everyone plenty of space to stretch out and relax after a full day in the parks. But the real magic here comes with the club perks included in the price.
At around £143 per person, per night, booking a Compass Club Family Room means you get access to a private reception and concierge service, plus breakfast and afternoon tea in the exclusive Compass Club Lounge. You can enjoy soft drinks all day while taking in peaceful views — a perfect spot to recharge and unwind away from the crowds.
All these extras not only add convenience but can actually save you money compared to buying meals separately. So if you’re looking for a family-friendly room with some added luxury, Newport Bay Club’s Compass Club Family Room is definitely worth considering.
Partner Hotels with Family Rooms for 5 or 6
If staying right inside the Disneyland Paris resort isn’t a must, there are plenty of nearby partner hotels that offer spacious family rooms perfect for larger groups. These hotels often provide more apartment-style accommodation, which can be great for families who want a bit of home comfort during their trip.
Here are some top picks with room setups that sleep five or six people comfortably, along with prices per person, per night (based on a 2-night stay with 3-day park tickets):
- Les Villages Nature Paris
Premium Apartment: Three rooms including two bedrooms — one double bed, two single beds, and a sofa bed suitable for one adult or two children. About £85 per person. - Aparthotel Adagio Val d’Europe
Family Apartment: One double bed, one sofa single bed, one sofa pull-out bed, plus a set of bunk beds. Around £90 per person. - Hôtel l’Elysée Val d’Europe
Premium Family Room: Three double beds, offering plenty of space for everyone. Roughly £152 per person. - Staycity Aparthotels Paris, Marne-la-Vallée
Family Apartment: One double bed in a separate room, plus a double sofa bed and a single sofa bed in the living area. Priced around £113 per person. - B&B Hotel
Family Room: One double bed, one single bed, and a set of bunk beds. Costs about £97 per person. - Explorers Fabulous Hotels Group
Family Room: One double bed, two single beds, and bunk beds — great for bigger families. Approximately £116 per person.
These partner hotels provide a nice balance of space, comfort, and value. Plus, they’re often just a short shuttle or train ride away from the park entrance — handy if you want to escape the hustle and bustle while still being close enough to pop back easily
Connecting Rooms at Disneyland Paris
Sometimes, the best way to fit a family of five or six is by booking two rooms next to each other — and many Disneyland Paris hotels understand this need, offering adjoining or connecting rooms. This setup gives everyone a bit of personal space while still keeping you close together, which is a win-win for families who want both privacy and convenience.
Hotels Offering Adjoining or Connecting Rooms for Larger Families
Here are some Disneyland Paris hotels where you can book connecting rooms, along with the approximate price per person, per night (based on a 2-night stay with 3-day park tickets, split between five people):
- Disneyland Hotel — Superior Room: £287
- Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel: £171
- Disney Newport Bay Club: £133
- Disney Sequoia Lodge: £126
- Disney Hotel Cheyenne: £115
- Disney Hotel Santa Fe: £104
Keep in mind, Disney Davy Crockett Ranch doesn’t offer connecting rooms since each cabin is separate, but their cabins sleep up to six people comfortably, making them a great alternative.
Partner Hotels with Connecting Rooms
Partner hotels close to Disneyland Paris also offer connecting room options, which can be great for larger groups wanting more space or flexibility:
- Les Villages Nature Paris: £102
- Aparthotel Adagio Val d’Europe: £110
- Hôtel l’Elysée Val d’Europe: £146
- Staycity Aparthotels Paris, Marne-la-Vallée: £132
- Ki Space Hotel & Spa: £139
- B&B Hotel: £108
- Explorers Fabulous Hotels Group: £132
- Campanile Val de France: £111
Booking connecting rooms can be a smart way to keep the family close but still give everyone their own space to relax. Plus, it sometimes works out more affordable than larger suites, depending on your dates and availability.
Is It Cheaper to Book a Single Room or Connecting Rooms for Larger Families?
One of the biggest questions families ask is whether to book a single large room or two connecting rooms. The answer? It really depends on your travel dates, hotel choice, and what your family values most. Let’s break it down with some real examples to make it clearer.
Booking a Single Large Room or Suite
Suites and club rooms that sleep 5 or 6 often come with some extra perks — like breakfast, afternoon tea, and drinks throughout the day. When you add those in, a suite can sometimes be better value than two separate rooms.
Take Disney Newport Bay Club as a great example. Booking two connecting standard rooms is around £133 per person, per night (on the dates we selected), but booking the Compass Club Family Room costs about £143 per person, only £10 more per night.
But that extra £10 gets you so much more, and could save you more money in the long run!
- that extra £10 gets you so much more: breakfast alone can easily cost more than that ‘upcharge’ if bought separately.
- Plus, you get access to a private reception speeding up your check-in process
- Enjoy afternoon tea in the exclusive Compass Club Lounge
- Enjoy drinks throughout the day within the lounge
- enjoy personal concierge services, and turndown service at night.
All these little extras can actually make your stay cheaper overall, by saving you time, money, and effort during your trip — and that’s before you even step foot into the parks.
Booking Two Connecting Rooms
If your family values privacy or if the suite prices are high during peak times, connecting rooms might be a smarter pick.
At Disney Hotel Cheyenne, two connecting rooms cost around £115 per person, per night, which is noticeably less than booking a single deluxe family room at other Disney hotels.
Partner hotels like Les Villages Nature Paris offer connecting rooms at about £102 per person, per night, while their large family apartments start at around £85 per person, per night — sometimes single large rooms can edge out connecting rooms on price here.
Which Should You Choose?
Go for a single suite or club room if you want the convenience of everyone together plus extras like breakfast and drinks. It can sometimes be cheaper or close in price compared to two rooms, especially when factoring in perks.
Choose connecting rooms if you want more personal space or if the suite prices are beyond your budget. Connecting rooms also work well if your family members have different schedules or sleep habits.
Our advice? Always compare both options for your exact travel dates. Prices can swing, especially during holidays or special events. That way, you can pick the best fit for your family’s needs and budget without any surprises.
Why choosing the RIGHT HOTEL matters for larger families and groups
Heading to Disneyland Paris with a big family or group isn’t just about booking any old room and hoping for the best. Finding the right hotel is a game-changer — it can make your trip smoother, comfier, and even more magical.
First off, having everyone under the same roof means no one’s stuck with awkward early mornings trekking across the car park or separate buildings. You want a room or suite where your family can spread out, unwind after a full day in the parks, and maybe even enjoy a cosy movie night together (or at least a bit of peace and quiet!).
Then there’s the budget side. Sometimes booking one big suite or a club room with space for 5 or 6 can actually save you money compared to snapping up two smaller rooms. And if you go for a club room or suite, you often get some extra perks — like breakfast included, afternoon tea, and drinks during the day. Those little treats add up and can help keep everyone happy without running to the nearest café every time hunger strikes.
Finally, consider how the beds and rooms are arranged. Sleeping arrangements matter when you’ve got kids of different ages or teens who want their own space. Some hotels offer clever layouts with multiple beds, sofa beds, or even bunk beds, making sure no one has to battle for the last spot on the sofa.
Bottom line? Picking the right hotel for your family’s size and style isn’t just a practical decision — it’s the first step to making your Disneyland Paris trip truly memorable.
Final Tips for Booking Disneyland Paris Hotels for Larger Families
Choosing the right hotel for your family of five or six at Disneyland Paris can feel a bit like navigating a maze, but hopefully, this guide has helped clear the path. Whether you go for a spacious suite with all the extras, a cosy cabin, or two connecting rooms, there’s a perfect option waiting for your family.
Here are a few final tips to make your booking smoother:
- Book early. Larger rooms and suites that sleep 5 or 6 can be limited and go fast, especially during school holidays and weekends.
- Think about your family’s needs. Are you after convenience and perks, or do you want personal space? That will guide your choice between suites and connecting rooms.
- Check partner hotels too. They often offer great value and more variety for bigger families, plus easy access to the parks (but remember you wont get Extra Magic Time access!)
- Keep an eye on deals. Sometimes, Disney offers packages or promotions that include meals or park tickets, which can make the whole trip easier on your wallet.
- Remember the extras. Breakfast, private lounges, and concierge services might seem like a little luxury, but they can save you time and stress during your holiday.
At the end of the day, Disneyland Paris is all about creating magical memories with your loved ones. Pick the accommodation that feels right for your family’s vibe, budget, and comfort — and get ready for some unforgettable adventures in the parks.
