Can one get a room-only reservation?

[Mississippian]

Years ago (1993 or 1994) I stayed at the Hotel Santa Fe on a room only basis. I only visited the park one day. It was November, the park was struggling, and I saw virtually every attraction in four hours.

When EuroDisney was under construction, I remember reading that they hoped people would use Disney hotels as their base for a Paris vacation.

Now for my question. Every time I've looked at the Disneyland Paris website, the rooms are only offered in combination with park tickets. I don't want a combination. Is it possible to rent a room for say four nights even though one only plans to visit the park one or perhaps two days?

Thank you!

 

[jodyb]

You have to phone them directly for room only rates.
This site has the rates posted, but from my experience the actual rate is a bit more - it does give you an idea though - they are probably last years rates:

http://www.dlp-guide.com/HintsInfos/Hotels_Prices.htm

I booked the DLH Castle Club for January, and the room only rate was a bit higher than what is listed at the above site. Then I asked for the 'package' price, and it was actually cheaper for our two night stay! I got a very good rate at SL using our annual passport discounts this year, but last year I did get a reasonable room only rate (the same rate that is posted on the site I listed above). All this has to be done by phone however. I should add, if you are planning to visit the parks at all - even only half of your days at the hotel - it's worth asking for the package price - sometimes the third or fourth night is free, making the package less than the room only - as absurd as that seems. Also, keep in mind that annual passes are very inexpensive at DLP - and pay for themselves in hotel, shop, and restaurant discounts very quickly (IMHO). I hope this helps. Keep us posted please on what rates you are offered and what you decide!

 

[Ruthie25]

... as there are brilliant value Room only deals at the Holiday Inn at the moment - from 40 Euro per room per night. You are still close to the parks, and the RER.

I stayed there earlier in the year and was impressed.