As the song says New York New York, so good, they named it twice!!

Nice art deco theme running through the hotel, the corridors and lifts, its like a time warp in the tower of terror stylie, but in a good way.

The king beds in the rooms are absolutely enormous, and so comfortable, i havnt slept as good on our first night in years, there is also a bed seatee if you have children.

TV well, typical Disney, loads of Disney channels in loads of languages, and a few sport channels thrown in, so the moms, sisters, grannies need to bring loads of reading, knitting etc material, cause its cartoons, or sport to watch.

The bathrooms are really quite large, with his/hers joint sinks, and plenty of fresh towels, shampoo, shower gel, soaps etc.
Park Side Diner is basically an all you can eat free for all, not a great choice for vegeterians, We did notice that European children seem to run wild in the diner, without much parental control, it kind of made our dining experience a little hectic, and one we didnt want to repeat. It was a little costly as well, @25 euros each adult, for a very basic menu, which wasnt the greatest quality food all said.
Reception staff speak excellent english, although I did try and speak french, and we muddled through. Concierge was fantastic, and really helpful, with all the information you could possibly need.

Breakfast is all part of your package deal, a usual continental, rolls, croissants, cereals, fruit juice, tea/coffee, milk, fruit, yogurts, hams and cheese. But we found for an extra 10 Euros, we could have room service deliver your breakfast to your room, at a time suitable, and without all the hassle of elbowing your way to the buffet. For another little extra 4euros 50, we got 6 sausages, and what was like a full pound of bacon and 3 hash browns and tomato. You get enough food for breakfast, and a small lunch using the ham and cheese and rolls, or bacon and sausage rolls, so no need to pay expensive disney prices in the parks for a like lunch, a tea/coffee/juice is all you need.

The Steakhouse in the Village, having read the reviews about it, suggested it was a really lovely place to eat, and got great reviews on food quality, we didnt think so. Portions are rather small, and expensive, and the waiter we got was a real pain in the (CENCORSED), he kept coming back, harrassing us, every 2-3mins, and it was really expensive, a family of four for example, i doubt you would get any change from a 100 euro note. The food wasnt great quality either.

The Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, costs 59 euros per ault, it was one of the best meals we had during our time in Euro Disney, the show wasnt bad either. Probably the best dinner show meanl we've had, even compared to the Florida dinner shows, like pirates, medieval, etc. The show was great, especially the buffalo, but i couldnt eat a whole one, only joking!

The train service is superb, 12 euros for an all day travel card, it allowed you to use the trains and buses as often as you liked. But unfortunately, if you are diabled, or have a buggy, your in for a rough ride, there is no lift to the platform. Its all stairs or escalators, which is dangerous to put a wheelchair, or example double buggie onto. On that note, the Arc De Triomph, has 284 steps to the top, and the same coming down, i thought i was gonna have a heartattack, cause you cant really stop on the stairs since its soo narrow, and piles of people are coming up behind you. There is a lift for disabled, but its not always in service, well it wasnt when was there.

The Louvre is really really popular, with the De Vinci Code film out, so get there early if you want to see the De Vinci paintings. There are lifts, but again, piles and piles of stairs, and the lifts only take you to some of the floors. My wife has some walking problems, and she couldnt make it up to the Mona Lisa which was a waste of money since she never got to see it.

The Curbs are really high as well, so older people, diabled, and people with prams/buggies might find it a little hard going.

The Eiffel Tower is another get there earlier excursion, when we got there there must have been easily 2 thousand people waiting in long queues to get up onto the tower. There is a really good little cafe selling decent food at a decent price, well worth getting some grub there while you wait to get onto the tower.

The Hotel New York is sweet for its location, 10 mins for everything, and with the hotel package including park tickets, you could come an go as you pleased in and out of the parks as much as you liked. The VEA bus shuttle service, outside terminal 3 at the airport is very handy to take, 16 euros for the transfer to your hotel, but make sure you leave early for the return back to the airport, the shuttle will goto all the hotels, then it has to go through some serious road works, so allow at least an 1-2hours getting back to the airport.

I took my boyfriend to Disney for 3 nights/ 4 days as a suprise for his birthday. Initially, I would highly recommend that you travel by Eurostar and book through Disney to take advantage of the luggage service. It means you have access to the parks from the moment you arrive until the last moment you have to leave, without dragging your bags around waiting for check in or after check out.

Check in was smooth and our bags beat us up to our room. The room was clean, a good size and was generally what you would expect from a 4* hotel. The bathroom had two marble sinks and the audio from the tv is fed through on a speaker so you can listen in the shower! If you're English then you'll be well acquainted with 'Recess' by the time you leave! I can imagine this would be annoying if you had to stay in your room for any period, but we only really used it to get ready and to sleep!

The inclusive breakfast leaves something to be desired. We endured cereal in hot bowls and quite a limited selection of food following a very long queue. I only really went back in an attempt to get my money's worth! Disney's REALLY expensive so we just made sure we went out for nice meals in the evening.

Staff were all helpful and I felt a bit like a kid when I was tapped on the shoulder by Mickey Mouse while waiting in the lobby!!

Overall we had a really brilliant time. Having been to Disney in Florida a few times before, I wasn't disappointed. The park's obviously smaller but it still was everything I expect from Disneyland. Just take lots of money and a sense of humour!

Feel free to e-mail if you have any burning questions!

upon arrival to the hotel we arrived quite early before our check in time. however after speaking to one of the receptionists, she personally went out of her way to check on the room status and sorted us out. first impressions count, immediately we were impressed with the politeness of the staff and general reception area as the decorations, as it was christmas time, were very festive.

we found the room very clean and welcoming. the room was large with high ceilings. the double bed was huge!
the cleaners came daily and were very thorough.

the bathroom was spotless and specifically the shower was lovely - very powerful, perfect for after a long haul there

we had breakfast every morning which was continental but was very satisfying with cheeses ham fruit bread cereal and a variety of juices. we suggest eating as much as u can at breakfast as to keep u filled up for as long as possible. this is importatnt due to the food in the theme park being fairly average and samey for example burger and chips.

in the evenings we would certainly recommend annettes diner which served top notch food and had a great atmosphere.

overall we were very impressed with room itself and service.

christmas being a perfect time to go to disneyland paris with children or a partner

Myself and my girlfriend stayed here some 16 months ago, and LOVED it. We also got engaged overlooking Lake Disney so that helped!!! We stayed in room 5222. A beautiful room directly over the Ice Rink, Christmas Tree, and looking across the lake. The audio from the T.V is piped into the bathroom. Staff were very friendly. Lovely room service and a fabulous breakfast. Manhattan restaurant was gorgeous. Have the chocolate pudding for dessert. Its amazing. As it was christmas time, the downtown are was brilliant, all done up with russian stalls and the like. Selling mulled wine, chocolate strawberries, trad fare etc etc. Two words of warning. Don't even TOUCH anything in the minibar unless you want it. I think its psychic and charges as soon as you think about taking something out! Go for the room service breakfast as otherwise it is nothing short of a disaster.