Radisson Blu Hotel at Disneyland® Paris  

хороший отель, соответствующий своей категории, с хорошим интерьером, с хорошей едой. отель тихий, спокойный, после шумного диснейленда очень приятно возвращаться сюда! нашей семье очень понравилось!!! в начале мы думали бронировать DreamCastle, но когда заехали и увидели эту гостиницу, мы были вдвойне счастливы что остановили наш выбор именно на radisson-е!

1.у нашего сына был день рождения, я просила за день до этого чтобы его поздравили на завтраке, но его так никто и не позлравил. 2. Ребенок потерял машинки в ресторане, нам так м не вереули. Мелочи, но неприятно!!! А так в целом все отлично!!!

Великолепный вид из окна

Все было,как описано в Booking и отзывах туристов- близко до парка аттракционов, бесплатный автобус от отеля до Диснея и хороший обильный завтрак со свежевыжатыми цитрусовыми соками..Вполне подходит для посещения Disney land и для проживания с детьми. хорошие банные принадлежности от anne simonin в номере.

халатов и тапочек в номерах нет, вероятно, надо было просить на ресепшн

Приятный отель, место, интерьер, сервис, просторный номер, хороший завтрак, рядам с Диснейлендом.

У нас был просторный номер, чистый, с хорошим видом. Приятно удивил ужин -буфет. Завтраки тоже неплохие. Очень удобно, что регулярно ходит шатл в Диснейленд.

Хотелось бы иметь в номере тапочки и халаты( иначе не удобно ходить в бассейн). Да и холодильник хотелось бы иметь заполненным, пусть даже платным!

Modern hotel, reasonably sized rooms to stay for a family with a 4-year old, next to a golf-course in the country-side. You can enjoy fresh air and nice views. Regular shuttle-bus to Disney. Taxis back cost about 15 euros if you don't want to wait for the bus. Good breakfasts (no frills, such as champagne). Reasonable restaurant in the hotel for dinners (nothing fancy, but fine if you don't want to leave hotel). A bar with with a fire place in the evenings. A small swimming pool with a steam and a sauna. There is a nice see-food restaurant in the Val-de-Europa shopping mall not far from the hotel. Overall, very convenient and good value for money if you go to visit Disney with a kid.

The rooms were nicely maintained and the staff was very helpful. The food was also very good.

I stayed at the Radisson Blu because of the reputation it has and the experiences I have had at other Radisson Blu'S. I assumed that it would be family oriented since it was in such close proximity to Disneyland and even advertised itself as being "Radisson Blu Hotel at Disneyland® Paris" (as seen above). My wife and I were traveling with our three kids, ages 5, 4 and 2. The grounds were very nice but there was not even a simple swing set or small play area for the kids. I spoke with many of the other families staying at the hotel with small children and they had the same frustration. The pool was nice but it would have been nice to be able to enjoy a glass of wine with my wife while watching our kids play on a playground or something... Anything. Unfortunately I would not recommend this particular Radisson Blu to any of my friends because it was not "family friendly".

Simply excellent

Raddisom Blu @Disneyland Paris Nice hotel, the rooms are ok but the employees are way too slow and the cleaning service is quite badly done. Watch out because they may charge for things you didn’t use or bought it happened to us. When checking out the hotel we check or bill and they charged an internet service we had not use, also for a city tax a day.

It suited us perfectly for the Christmas 2 days. Would have liked an English Traditional ChristmasDinner but the hotel food was very nice.

facility and staffs are excellent. the view is wonderfull.i would do it again.

It is a very comfortable hotel in a lovely setting and away from the mad dash of many other spots. Shuttle service is a great idea. One of your front desk clerks, named Hicham, I believe provided superior service. We had to report a problem with the train service and he helped us deal with that so expeditiously and seemingly without effort. Many other clerks would have fluffed that job off onto somebody else.

When we arrived at the hotel, we went to a line behind 2 other people to sign in. Unfortunately, the female clerk was impossibly slow and I think she was visiting with the first people rather than getting on with the job of getting the rest of us in. When we finally got to the front of the line, I told her that while whe was taking her time, Hicham, the other clerk had signed in at least 7 people. Her response was that she had only been there 2 years and he had been there much longer!!!!!! In 2 years you would think that she would know her job. Some of the clerks at the bar didn't offer assistance to the patrons as they should. We mostly always had to go to the Bar and tell them what we wanted or ask them if they would come to the table. For any manager reading this, the foregoing issues should be an easy fix.