Practical guides for getting around Paris: airport transfers, Disneyland Paris hotels, train stations and the best places to visit.
Chantilly is a small town north of Paris, best known for its chateau, its gardens and its horses. It is also one of the easiest destinations to reach from Beauvais airport (BVA), roughly 55 km away…
Read more →Val d’Europe is the modern town next to Disneyland Paris, known for its large shopping centre, its lake and the many hotels and aparthotels around it. It sits on the same side of Paris as Charles de…
Read more →Staycity Aparthotels Marne-la-Vallée is a modern aparthotel close to Val d’Europe and about 30 km from Charles de Gaulle airport (CDG). It suits families who want more space than a standard hotel…
Read more →La Défense is Paris’s business district, a cluster of towers west of the city around the Grande Arche, with offices, a large shopping centre and the Paris La Défense Arena. It sits on the opposite…
Read more →The Grand Magic Hotel is a themed hotel in Magny-le-Hongre, a few kilometres from Disneyland Paris and about 30 km from Charles de Gaulle airport (CDG). It was formerly known as the Magic Circus…
Read more →Explorers Hotel is a popular family hotel in Magny-le-Hongre, close to Disneyland Paris, with an adventure theme and a pool area that children love. If you are flying into Charles de Gaulle (CDG)…
Read more →Dream Castle Hotel is a family-friendly hotel at Magny-le-Hongre, a few kilometres from Disneyland Paris and about 30 km from Charles de Gaulle airport. Guests often ask how best to get there after…
Read more →Charles de Gaulle airport (CDG) is the main arrival point for visitors to Disneyland Paris, about 30 km away on the east side of the Paris region. There are four sensible ways to make the trip: a…
Read more →Villages Nature Paris is a nature-themed holiday park run by Center Parcs, in Bailly-Romainvilliers in Seine-et-Marne. The park describes itself as about 30 minutes from Paris and 15 minutes from…
Read more →Whether you are leaving Villages Nature Paris after a short break or heading into the city for the day, the way into central Paris is simple but involves a bus and a train. This guide explains each…
Read more →Villages Nature Paris is east of the capital, and the Eiffel Tower is on the opposite side of the city, so this is one of the longer journeys you can make from the park. The good news is that it is…
Read more →Chessy is the small commune in Seine-et-Marne where much of the Disneyland Paris resort sits, about 40 km east of central Paris. Most visitors come for the parks, but the area has plenty more to fill…
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