Calling all aspiring princes and princesses: The most iconic hotel at Disneyland Paris has been totally redesigned with a new concept – Disney royalty. If you’ve ever wanted to meet (or become) Disney royalty, this is the premier place in the world to do it.
That means the entire five-star hotel has been transformed into a magical kingdom with exquisite regal details, luxury amenities fit for a king or queen, and a royal retreat full of Disney princesses waiting to meet you.
The new lobby at the Disneyland Hotel Paris
“The Disneyland Hotel is really an extension of the magic of our parks,” explains Xavier Louyot, Director of Hotels and Resorts Product and Franchises, who has led this reinvention.
The interiors have been totally stripped, with almost nothing kept except for the concrete structure of the building. “It’s really a transformation, and its also an homage to the royal Disney stories, as well as celebrating European influences, such as the Chateau de Versailles, for example,” says Sylvie Massara, Art Director at Walt Disney Imagineering Paris.
Here’s what you need to know about the most luxurious hotel in Disneyland Paris…
When will the Disneyland Hotel open in Paris?
The Disneyland Hotel will open on January 25th 2024, with bookings open now.
Stay in rooms inspired by 11 Disney stories
For the totally redesigned bedrooms, the team have worked with Walt Disney Studios to create immersive yet sophisticatedly subtle bedrooms inspired by 11 of Disney’s biggest movies, from The Little Mermaid, Cinderella and Frozen, to recent releases like Raya and the Last Dragon. Guests in the deluxe bedrooms will have access to an all-new space, the deluxe lounge, which is described as “an extension of the experience of these bedrooms”.
The Castle Club Suites: a ‘hotel within a hotel’
The Rapunzel Signature Suites at the Disneyland Hotel, Paris
For the most exclusive royal stay, ‘hotel within a hotel’, The Castle Club, located on the top two floors of the hotel, is the place to stay. Each of the 41 Castle Club Bedrooms and 18 Suites will celebrate 11 beloved Disney stories and luxury amenities, while an enchanted illuminated canopy above the beds adds to the magic. “It offers the perfect balance between personalization and privacy in a beautiful decor and immersive Disney environment where guests will enjoy it the discretion of a private check in and also a private elevator,” explains Louyot.
16 Signature Suites celebrate five classic Disney stories: Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast, Tangled and Frozen, as well as the two further suites, the Princely suite, themed to Beauty and the Beast, and the Royal Suite, which has a Frozen aesthetic.
The Cinderella Signature Suites, for example, have been imagined as a powder-toned, Marie Antoinette-style boudoir, styled on Cinderella’s home – naturally, her glass slipper takes pride of place in the suite, too. The Tangled suites feature cosy wooden elements, with the animated movie’s sundrop flower shining through the room, too.
Importantly, when staying in the Castle Club, you’ll be able to choose the Disney movie you’d like a themed suite on – so you can really craft your dream Disney stay.
Guests in the Castle Club bedroom and suites will get to enjoy an exclusive Castle Club lounge with views of the park and ornate castle details, such as engraved mirrors, and where their favourite Disney princesses will visit during breakfast.
The Royal Suite: The most exclusive luxury room at Disneyland Paris
The living room of the one-of-a-kind Frozen Royal Suite at the Disneyland Hotel, Paris
Inspired by the iconic Frozen scene where Elsa decides to “Let It Go” and embrace her power, this ultimate ice palace suite might just be one of the most luxurious theme park rooms in the world.
A one-of-a-kind room, measuring 206 square meters of luxury, it’s the largest and most exclusive suite in the hotel, filled with unique high-end design details and a stunning balcony view over the Disneyland Park and its iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Gourmet dining fit for kings and queens
All-new table-service restaurant Le Table de Lumiere will see royal Disney couples join you for dinner.
First, the Royal Banquet Hall is a buffet-style restaurant, which combines the designs of traditional castles with appearances from Mickey, Minnie and friends as you dine. For a French fine dining, table-service experience, Le Table de Lumiere demands your attention.
Styled as a huge ballroom, this is the stuff Disney Princess dreams are made of, filled with mirrors, chandeliers and inspired by the Palace of Versaille’s Galerie des Glaces, which also happened to inform the ballroom in Beauty and the Beast.
Every evening, guests will get to meet different royal couples who are joining for dinner., so expect Aladdin and Jasmine, and Tiana and Naveen or Aurora and Prince Phillip to be just some of the Disney Princes and Princesses dropping by to join you for a night of dining decadence and unforgettable experiences for Disney fans.
Gourmet dining at La Table de Lumiere
The gourmet dining on offer will be infused with the chef’s French savoire faire, and dishes inspired by favourite Disney fairytales, such as a spicy shrimp dish inspired by Princess Tiana’s home of Louisiana. Lobster and racks of lamb with truffle and even a high-end oyster and seafood bar will elevate the cuisine here. Follow it up with a cocktail or mocktail at the elegant Fleur de Lis bar, also found inside the hotel.
It’s all designed “to make the guests’ journey regal, from the breakfast, to the dinner,” explains VP Marco Bernini.
Royal treatment for little ones
Children can transform into princes and princesses at the Disneyland Hotel, Paris
Young children are welcomed to the hotel as princesses and princes, with the hotel their very own kingdom. Augmented reality in the Royal kids club, designed as a five-star kids club, will see a magical library come to life before their eyes, while in their bedrooms, kids can enjoy bedtime stories. In the restaurant, kids will enjoy specifically designed Disney treats – and even mocktails – to satisfy their inner royal.
Of course, a prince or princess needs a royal look – and the hotel will also feature a the ‘My Royal Dream’ experience, which will transform them into their fairytale persona from a menu of styles.
Meet Royal Disney characters
Expect famous Disney royal couples to join you for breakfast or dinner, while the classic Mickey and Minnie Mouse and friends will meet guests in all-new regal outfits especially designed for the hotel.
Palacial wellness spaces
The Crystal Pool offers swimming and relaxation in luxury surroundings
What better way to relax after a day of fun and thrills than with a luxury spa retreat? The Crystal Pool and Health Club boasts a large swimming pool in interiors inspired by the Laeken Royal Greenhouses of Brussels, while the Disneyland Hotel Spa has been completely remodelled with new experiences for both adults and kids – so you can relax as a family.
Disney immersion from The Story Keepers
Seems like so much detail you might miss something? Not with the hotel’s new addition of the Story Keepers: cast members whose role it is to “unlock the hidden gems in the beautiful artistry and the secrets of the hotel,” says Louyot. The idea is for a true royal treatment, with impeccable service.
How much does the Disneyland Hotel in Paris cost?
An example price for a four night stay will be around €900, which includes entry to both Disneyland Paris parks.
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Calling all aspiring princes and princesses: The most iconic hotel at Disneyland Paris has been totally redesigned with a new concept – Disney royalty. If you’ve ever wanted to meet (or become) Disney royalty, this is the premier place in the world to do it.
That means the entire five-star hotel has been transformed into a magical kingdom with exquisite regal details, luxury amenities fit for a king or queen, and a royal retreat full of Disney princesses waiting to meet you.
“The Disneyland Hotel is really an extension of the magic of our parks,” explains Xavier Louyot, Director of Hotels and Resorts Product and Franchises, who has led this reinvention.
The interiors have been totally stripped, with almost nothing kept except for the concrete structure of the building. “It’s really a transformation, and its also an homage to the royal Disney stories, as well as celebrating European influences, such as the Chateau de Versailles, for example,” says Sylvie Massara, Art Director at Walt Disney Imagineering Paris.
Here’s what you need to know about the most luxurious hotel in Disneyland Paris…
When will the Disneyland Hotel open in Paris?
The Disneyland Hotel will open on January 25th 2024, with bookings open now.
Stay in rooms inspired by 11 Disney stories
For the totally redesigned bedrooms, the team have worked with Walt Disney Studios to create immersive yet sophisticatedly subtle bedrooms inspired by 11 of Disney’s biggest movies, from The Little Mermaid, Cinderella and Frozen, to recent releases like Raya and the Last Dragon. Guests in the deluxe bedrooms will have access to an all-new space, the deluxe lounge, which is described as “an extension of the experience of these bedrooms”.
The Castle Club Suites: a ‘hotel within a hotel’
For the most exclusive royal stay, ‘hotel within a hotel’, The Castle Club, located on the top two floors of the hotel, is the place to stay. Each of the 41 Castle Club Bedrooms and 18 Suites will celebrate 11 beloved Disney stories and luxury amenities, while an enchanted illuminated canopy above the beds adds to the magic. “It offers the perfect balance between personalization and privacy in a beautiful decor and immersive Disney environment where guests will enjoy it the discretion of a private check in and also a private elevator,” explains Louyot.
16 Signature Suites celebrate five classic Disney stories: Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast, Tangled and Frozen, as well as the two further suites, the Princely suite, themed to Beauty and the Beast, and the Royal Suite, which has a Frozen aesthetic.
The Cinderella Signature Suites, for example, have been imagined as a powder-toned, Marie Antoinette-style boudoir, styled on Cinderella’s home – naturally, her glass slipper takes pride of place in the suite, too. The Tangled suites feature cosy wooden elements, with the animated movie’s sundrop flower shining through the room, too.
Importantly, when staying in the Castle Club, you’ll be able to choose the Disney movie you’d like a themed suite on – so you can really craft your dream Disney stay.
Guests in the Castle Club bedroom and suites will get to enjoy an exclusive Castle Club lounge with views of the park and ornate castle details, such as engraved mirrors, and where their favourite Disney princesses will visit during breakfast.
The Royal Suite: The most exclusive luxury room at Disneyland Paris
Inspired by the iconic Frozen scene where Elsa decides to “Let It Go” and embrace her power, this ultimate ice palace suite might just be one of the most luxurious theme park rooms in the world.
A one-of-a-kind room, measuring 206 square meters of luxury, it’s the largest and most exclusive suite in the hotel, filled with unique high-end design details and a stunning balcony view over the Disneyland Park and its iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Gourmet dining fit for kings and queens
First, the Royal Banquet Hall is a buffet-style restaurant, which combines the designs of traditional castles with appearances from Mickey, Minnie and friends as you dine. For a French fine dining, table-service experience, Le Table de Lumiere demands your attention.
Styled as a huge ballroom, this is the stuff Disney Princess dreams are made of, filled with mirrors, chandeliers and inspired by the Palace of Versaille’s Galerie des Glaces, which also happened to inform the ballroom in Beauty and the Beast.
Every evening, guests will get to meet different royal couples who are joining for dinner., so expect Aladdin and Jasmine, and Tiana and Naveen or Aurora and Prince Phillip to be just some of the Disney Princes and Princesses dropping by to join you for a night of dining decadence and unforgettable experiences for Disney fans.
The gourmet dining on offer will be infused with the chef’s French savoire faire, and dishes inspired by favourite Disney fairytales, such as a spicy shrimp dish inspired by Princess Tiana’s home of Louisiana. Lobster and racks of lamb with truffle and even a high-end oyster and seafood bar will elevate the cuisine here. Follow it up with a cocktail or mocktail at the elegant Fleur de Lis bar, also found inside the hotel.
It’s all designed “to make the guests’ journey regal, from the breakfast, to the dinner,” explains VP Marco Bernini.
Royal treatment for little ones
Young children are welcomed to the hotel as princesses and princes, with the hotel their very own kingdom. Augmented reality in the Royal kids club, designed as a five-star kids club, will see a magical library come to life before their eyes, while in their bedrooms, kids can enjoy bedtime stories. In the restaurant, kids will enjoy specifically designed Disney treats – and even mocktails – to satisfy their inner royal.
Of course, a prince or princess needs a royal look – and the hotel will also feature a the ‘My Royal Dream’ experience, which will transform them into their fairytale persona from a menu of styles.
Meet Royal Disney characters
Expect famous Disney royal couples to join you for breakfast or dinner, while the classic Mickey and Minnie Mouse and friends will meet guests in all-new regal outfits especially designed for the hotel.
Palacial wellness spaces
What better way to relax after a day of fun and thrills than with a luxury spa retreat? The Crystal Pool and Health Club boasts a large swimming pool in interiors inspired by the Laeken Royal Greenhouses of Brussels, while the Disneyland Hotel Spa has been completely remodelled with new experiences for both adults and kids – so you can relax as a family.
Disney immersion from The Story Keepers
Seems like so much detail you might miss something? Not with the hotel’s new addition of the Story Keepers: cast members whose role it is to “unlock the hidden gems in the beautiful artistry and the secrets of the hotel,” says Louyot. The idea is for a true royal treatment, with impeccable service.
How much does the Disneyland Hotel in Paris cost?
An example price for a four night stay will be around €900, which includes entry to both Disneyland Paris parks.
Reservations are now open at www.disneylandparis.com.
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