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
Disneyland Paris Family Rooms Guide Tracker. We update this guide with the latest Disneyland Paris hotel information, family room options, pricing comparisons and booking advice for larger families. We have stayed in Disney Hotels, Disneyland Paris Partner Hotels, nearby accommodation and different room types to compare the best options for families of 5, 6 or larger groups. This guide is based on our own experiences comparing family rooms, suites, club-level accommodation, connecting rooms, hotel facilities and the best ways to make larger family trips more comfortable and affordable. We update this page whenever we find new room options, pricing changes or useful tips for booking Disneyland Paris accommodation.
Page Last updated: 24 July 2026
Planning a Disneyland Paris trip with a larger family can feel complicated. Finding a room that fits everyone comfortably, keeps children close, and still works within your budget is often one of the biggest parts of planning your holiday.
Families of five, six, or more have more options than they might first realise. Disneyland Paris offers a range of accommodation choices, from budget-friendly family rooms and woodland cabins to larger club-level rooms and suites with extra space and added benefits. There are also nearby partner hotels with spacious apartments and family rooms, plus connecting rooms for those who prefer a little more privacy.
The biggest question is often whether it is better to book one larger room or split your family across two connecting rooms. The answer depends on your children’s ages, how much space you need, your budget, and the extras that matter most to you. Sometimes a larger club room with breakfast, lounge access, and drinks included can work out better value than booking multiple standard rooms. Other times, two rooms provide the extra space and flexibility your family needs.
In this guide, we’ll show you the best Disneyland Paris hotels for families of five, six, or larger groups, including which rooms can sleep more guests, which options offer the best value, and when upgrading is worth considering. We’ll also share practical tips from real Disneyland Paris planning experience to help you find accommodation that makes your trip easier, more comfortable, and more magical.
Single rooms for large Families or Groups
Disneyland Paris Hotel Standard Rooms suitable for 5 or 6 People
If you’re looking for a practical option without stretching your budget, some Disneyland Paris hotels offer family-friendly rooms that can accommodate five or six guests with clever bed layouts. These rooms are a great choice for families who want to stay together in one space while keeping costs under control.
Disneyland Hotel Family Rooms (sleeps 5)
If you’re looking for a more luxurious Disneyland Paris stay, the Disneyland Hotel offers some of the best options for larger families who want everyone together in one room. With family rooms designed for five or six guests, it removes the need to book separate rooms while adding extra comfort and Disney touches.
Disneyland Hotel Superior Family Room
The Superior Family Room is designed around the needs of families. It includes two double beds plus either a fold-out bed or a single sofa bed, providing enough sleeping space for larger families without having to split everyone across different rooms.
This option works well for families who want the convenience of staying together while still having a comfortable base after long days in the parks. Prices start at around £212 per person, per night.
Disneyland Hotel Deluxe Family Room
For families looking for a more premium experience, the Deluxe Family Room adds extra comfort and upgraded touches while offering a similar sleeping layout. These rooms include more refined décor, additional space, and a more relaxing atmosphere after busy park days.
Prices start at around £290 per person, per night.
Choosing a Deluxe Room is not only about having more space. Deluxe guests also receive access to the Deluxe Lounge, a private area overlooking Fantasia Gardens where families can take a break from the parks. Guests can enjoy soft drinks throughout the day, a breakfast buffet, and themed Tea Time treats that add an extra Disney touch to the stay.
Deluxe guests also benefit from a private reception and concierge service, which can be especially useful for larger families. Having support with dining reservations, planning advice, and hotel questions can make organising a Disneyland Paris trip much easier when travelling with children.
Davy Crockett Cabins (sleeps 6)
If your family wants more space, a little extra privacy, and a stay that feels different from a traditional Disney hotel, the Davy Crockett Ranch cabins are a fantastic option for larger families. The woodland setting gives your Disneyland Paris trip a more relaxed feel, while still keeping you close to the magic of the parks.
Each Trapper Cabin includes one double bed and four single beds, making it one of the best options for families of five or six who want everyone to have their own sleeping space. Having separate sleeping areas can be a real advantage, especially for families with older children who appreciate a little more room.
During our stays, we found the cabin setup works particularly well for families who enjoy having their own space. The kitchen facilities are also a useful bonus, allowing you to prepare breakfast, snacks, or simple meals without relying on restaurants for every meal.
At around £77 per person, per night for the dates of our stay, the cabins can offer excellent value compared with booking multiple hotel rooms. The added space, woodland surroundings, and home-away-from-home feel make this one of the most practical choices for larger families.
Another bonus is that Davy Crockett Ranch is home to one of the best swimming pools at Disneyland Paris, giving families another activity to enjoy after a busy day exploring the parks.
Hotel Santa Fe (sleeps 5)
If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly way to keep the whole family together at Disneyland Paris, Hotel Santa Fe is worth considering. It offers practical family rooms that can sleep up to five guests, making it one of the more affordable on-site options for larger families.
The family room includes one double bed, one sofa bed, and a truckle bed. The truckle bed is a useful extra sleeping space for children, although it is not always visible in room photos because it is stored away and pulled out when needed.
At roughly £130 per person, per night, Hotel Santa Fe can be a good choice for families who want the benefits of staying on-site while keeping costs under control. It may not have the same level of space or luxury as the higher-priced Disney hotels, but it provides a comfortable base after long days in the parks.
There are a couple of things to consider before booking. Hotel Santa Fe does not have a swimming pool or air conditioning, so families visiting during the warmer months may prefer to look at other options. For families who mainly want a place to sleep, recharge, and get back to the parks, it remains a practical budget choice.
Disneyland Paris Hotel Suites and Club Rooms suitable for 5 or 6 People
If you want extra space while keeping your family together in one room, Disneyland Paris club rooms and suites can be a great alternative to booking two separate rooms. These upgraded options usually provide more comfortable layouts along with additional benefits such as breakfast, afternoon tea, and drinks throughout the day.
For larger families, a club room can sometimes work out better value than paying for multiple standard rooms, especially when you consider the added space and included perks. However, the best choice depends on your family setup. Families with younger children often prefer having everyone in the same room, while families with older children or larger groups may find that two separate rooms provide more privacy and space.
The right upgrade can make a big difference to your Disneyland Paris stay, especially after long park days when having somewhere comfortable to relax becomes just as important as the time spent exploring the parks.
Empire State Club Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel (sleeps 5)
For families who want to add a Marvel twist to their Disneyland Paris stay, Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel offers some impressive suites designed with Marvel fans in mind.
Spider-Man Suite
The Spider-Man Suite sleeps up to six guests, with one large double bed, a sofa bed, and an extra seat bed. This layout gives larger families the chance to stay together while still having enough room to relax after busy days in the parks.
Prices start at around £470 per person, per night, reflecting the premium experience, extra space, and Marvel-inspired design throughout the suite.
Avengers Suite
For families looking for a slightly different option, the Avengers Suite can sleep five or six guests and includes one large double bed plus two sofa beds. It is a great choice for Marvel fans who want a themed stay with the comfort of a larger room layout.
Prices start at around £387 per person, per night.
Both suites include club-level benefits, such as access to private reception services, exclusive lounges, and additional food and drink offerings including breakfast and tea services. These extras can be especially valuable for larger families, giving you places to relax away from the parks while adding more convenience to your stay.
Compass Club Hotel Newport Bay Club (sleeps 5/6)
If you’re looking for a combination of Disney charm, extra space, and a more relaxed coastal feel, Disney Newport Bay Club is a fantastic option for larger families. The Compass Club Family Room is designed for families who want to stay together without needing to book multiple rooms.
The room sleeps up to six guests, with two double beds and two sofa beds, giving families more flexibility after a long day exploring the parks. Having everyone in one room can be especially helpful for families with younger children who prefer staying close together.
At around £143 per person, per night, the Compass Club Family Room also includes a range of club-level benefits. Guests have access to a private reception and concierge service, along with breakfast and afternoon tea in the exclusive Compass Club Lounge.
The lounge is a useful place to take a break during your stay, with soft drinks available throughout the day and a quieter space away from the busy parks. For larger families, these included extras can also help reduce the cost of buying breakfast, drinks, and snacks separately.
If you want a larger family room with added comfort and practical benefits, the Compass Club Family Room at Newport Bay Club is one of the strongest options to consider.
Partner Hotels with Family Rooms for 5 or 6
If staying inside the Disneyland Paris resort is not essential, there are several nearby partner hotels that offer spacious family rooms and apartment-style accommodation for larger families. These options can be a great choice if you want extra living space, kitchen facilities, or a more home-like setup during your trip.
For families of five or six, staying off-site can sometimes provide better value, especially when you compare the cost of larger Disney rooms or booking multiple hotel rooms. Many of these hotels are located close to the parks and offer shuttle services or easy transport connections to Disneyland Paris.
Here are some family-friendly options with room layouts that can sleep five or six guests, 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, with one double bed, two single beds, and a sofa bed suitable for one adult or two children. Around £85 per person. - Aparthotel Adagio Val d’Europe
Family Apartment: Includes one double bed, one single sofa bed, one pull-out sofa bed, and a set of bunk beds. Around £90 per person. - Hôtel l’Elysée Val d’Europe
Premium Family Room: Includes three double beds, making it a spacious option for larger families who want plenty of sleeping space. Around £152 per person. - Staycity Aparthotels Paris, Marne-la-Vallée
Family Apartment: Includes one double bed in a separate bedroom, plus a double sofa bed and a single sofa bed in the living area. Around £113 per person. - B&B Hotel
Family Room: Includes one double bed, one single bed, and a set of bunk beds. Around £97 per person. - Explorers Fabulous Hotels Group
Family Room: Includes one double bed, two single beds, and bunk beds, making it a popular choice for families with children. Around £116 per person.
These partner hotels offer a useful balance between space, comfort, and cost. They can be particularly appealing for larger families who need more room to relax after a busy day in the parks. While you may not have the same immersive Disney surroundings as an on-site hotel, being a short shuttle or train journey away means you can still enjoy easy access to Disneyland Paris while having a quieter place to return to at the end of the day.
Connecting Rooms at Disneyland Paris
For some families, the best solution for travelling with five or six people is booking two rooms next to each other. Many Disneyland Paris hotels offer connecting or adjoining rooms, giving families the benefit of extra space while keeping everyone close together.
This option can work particularly well for families with older children or larger groups who want more privacy during their stay. Parents can have their own room while children have a separate space nearby, making it easier for everyone to relax after long days exploring the parks.
However, connecting rooms are not always the cheapest option, and availability can vary depending on the hotel and dates of travel. Before booking, it is worth comparing the total cost with larger family rooms or club-level options, as sometimes upgrading to a bigger room can provide better value while keeping the whole family together.
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 does not offer connecting rooms since each cabin is separate. However, the cabins sleep up to six people comfortably, making them a great alternative for larger families who want everyone staying together.
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 while still giving everyone their own space to relax. Depending on your dates and availability, it can sometimes work out more affordable than booking larger suites or premium family rooms.
Is It Cheaper to Book a Single Room or Connecting Rooms for Larger Families?
One of the biggest questions families ask when planning a Disneyland Paris trip is whether it is better value to book one large family room or two connecting rooms. The answer depends on your travel dates, the hotel you choose, and what matters most to your family.
For some families, keeping everyone together in one room is the easiest option, especially with younger children. For others, two connecting rooms provide valuable extra space and privacy. The best choice is not always the cheapest room rate, as the included benefits and layout can make a big difference.
Booking a single large room or suite
Suites and club-level family rooms that sleep five or six guests often include extra benefits such as breakfast, afternoon tea, drinks throughout the day, and additional guest services. When these extras are included, a larger room can sometimes offer better value than booking two separate rooms.
A great example is Disney Newport Bay Club. Based on the dates we selected, two connecting standard rooms cost around £133 per person, per night, while the Compass Club Family Room costs around £143 per person, per night.
That is only around £10 more per person, but the extra benefits can make a noticeable difference:
When travelling with a larger family, these extras can save both money and time during your stay. Having a quiet place to take a break, grab a drink, or enjoy breakfast before heading into the parks can make the whole experience much easier.
Booking two connecting rooms
If your family needs more privacy, or if club rooms and suites are too expensive during busy periods, connecting rooms can be a better choice.
For example, at Disney Hotel Cheyenne, two connecting rooms cost around £115 per person, per night based on the dates we selected. This can be significantly cheaper than upgrading to some larger family rooms or suites.
Partner hotels can also offer good value. Les Villages Nature Paris offers connecting room options at around £102 per person, per night, while larger family apartments can start from around £85 per person, per night.
Sometimes, a single large room can actually work out cheaper than two connecting rooms, especially when you are looking at apartment-style accommodation with more sleeping space.
Which should you choose?
Choose a single suite or club room if you want everyone together, prefer a simpler bedtime routine, or want the added value of extras such as breakfast and drinks. For families with younger children, this can often be the easiest option.
Choose connecting rooms if you want more personal space, need separate sleeping areas, or are travelling with older children who appreciate having their own room. They can also be a good choice when larger family rooms are unavailable or priced too high.
Our advice is to always compare both options for your exact travel dates. Disneyland Paris prices can change significantly during school holidays, weekends, and special events. Comparing the total cost, room layout, and included benefits will help you find the option that works best for your family and budget.
Why choosing the RIGHT HOTEL matters for larger families and groups
Heading to Disneyland Paris with a large family or group is not just about finding a room with enough beds. Choosing the right hotel and room layout can make your entire trip easier, more comfortable, and much less stressful.
For many families, especially those travelling with younger children, keeping everyone under the same roof is a huge advantage. After a full day in the parks, having a room where everyone can relax together means no extra walks between separate buildings, no trying to coordinate multiple rooms, and no worrying about whether younger children are settled in another part of the hotel.
The right room can also give your family space to recharge. Larger family rooms, suites, and club-level options provide somewhere to unwind after busy park days, whether that means relaxing together before bed, enjoying some quiet time, or simply having enough room for everyone’s belongings.
Budget is another important factor. Booking two standard rooms may seem like the obvious choice for a family of five or six, but it is always worth comparing the price with larger family rooms or club rooms. Sometimes a single upgraded room can cost only slightly more while including useful extras such as breakfast, afternoon tea, drinks throughout the day, and additional hotel services.
The sleeping layout is just as important as the price. Families with children of different ages need to think about how the beds are arranged and whether the room setup works for everyone. Some hotels offer multiple beds, sofa beds, or bunk beds, while others provide more open layouts that work better for older children or larger groups.
Choosing the right Disneyland Paris hotel is not just about finding somewhere to sleep. It is about choosing accommodation that fits the way your family travels, helping everyone feel comfortable and making your Disney trip run more smoothly from check-in to the journey home.
Final Tips for Booking Disneyland Paris Hotels for Larger Families
Choosing the right Disneyland Paris hotel for a family of five or six can feel overwhelming, especially with so many different room types, hotels, and price options available. However, once you know what to look for, finding the right accommodation becomes much easier.
Whether you choose a spacious suite with added benefits, a woodland cabin, a larger family room, or two connecting rooms, the best option is the one that fits your family’s space requirements, budget, and travel style.
Here are a few final tips to make booking your Disneyland Paris stay easier:
- Book early. Larger rooms and suites designed for five or six guests are limited and can sell out quickly, particularly during school holidays, weekends, and peak travel periods.
- Think about your family’s needs. Consider whether you value having everyone together in one room, extra privacy, included perks, or simply the best possible price. This will help you decide between a family room, suite, club-level option, or connecting rooms.
- Check partner hotels too. Nearby partner hotels can offer excellent value for larger families, with apartment-style rooms and flexible layouts. They can be a great alternative if you need more space, but remember that partner hotels do not include benefits such as Extra Magic Time.
- Look out for deals. Disneyland Paris regularly changes its offers and packages, so promotions that include park tickets, dining options, or hotel benefits can sometimes make upgraded accommodation more affordable.
- Consider the extras. Breakfast, private lounges, concierge services, and included drinks may seem like small additions, but they can make a big difference when travelling with a larger family by saving time and reducing the need to buy extras throughout the day.
Ultimately, the best Disneyland Paris accommodation is the one that makes your family feel comfortable from the moment you arrive. The right room can mean easier mornings, more relaxing evenings, and a much smoother Disney experience for everyone.
