It's possible to go to Disneyland Paris on a budget! Here are 3 cheap, top-rated accommodations close to the park in the run-up to Christmas and Halloween!

The hotels offered by Disneyland are certainly well placed, but often at exorbitant prices. The best way to find a hotel at a lower price while staying close to the park is to take advantage of the fact that Disneyland Paris is extremely well served by the RER A. The line is very fast and covers a huge distance from one end of Paris to the other. The ideal solution is to find a hotel close to this line. Even if you're a long way from the park, you'll sometimes get there faster than if you stay in hotels that are closer but less well placed and, above all, more expensive. In this article, we'll be staying as close as possible to the park, keeping our budget under €100. However, you are free to stay in another location close to the RER A, but also closer to another point of interest of your choice to vary the pleasures during your stay.

This first hotel is the cheapest of our selection, with nights for under €50. The comfort of the rooms is basic, but they guarantee a good night's sleep so you can scream on the rides the next day. The F1 is just a 15-minute drive away and the nearest RER A station is a ten-minute bus ride away on the 13. Breakfast is not included in the price but can be enjoyed at an additional cost. Without doubt, this is one of the cheapest accommodation options available for a stay at Disneyland.

This second option is more comfortable than the first for several reasons. The first is its proximity to the RER A station: it's just a 10-minute walk away, the distance between two rides. Just 3 stops later, you're in the land of Mickey and his friends. The second reason is the comfort of the rooms. They have bunk beds for children and a double bed for parents. What's more, the breakfast, while classic, is plentiful and of high quality, with fresh pastries served daily. Of course, all this comes at a price. The cost of a night varies between 90 and 100 euros, or even more depending on the period. The car journey takes around 15 minutes.

This last hotel is a compromise between the first two and has a number of strong points. Firstly, it's just 15 minutes from Disneyland Paris by public transport! If you take a bus to the first RER A station, all you have to do is wait for the next stop to run to the majestic Cinderella Castle. What's more, the hotel is decorated in an atypical style, with arcade games, table football, billiards, a superb restaurant and more. Breakfast is also included in the form of an all-you-can-eat buffet. The price is still more expensive than the first hotel, but less than the second, averaging between €80 and €100 per night.