10/10 hotel in terms of service, the views, and the rooms. It was beautiful to stay at - the rooms…read morehad a nice view as well as a private patio, and we were welcomed into the room with a great bottle of champagne. The hotel also had bikes you could borrow to bike around the town and the vineyards. Such a gorgeous property, and definitely one that's worth the money.

Beautiful hotel! It's a little challenging to find, but once…read morethere it's so worth it. Absolutely beautiful decor, great service and wonderful views! The bar menu is great as well- one of the best burgers I've had in Europe!

My fiancé and I have stayed here two times when we have climbed in the Font. The hotel is so…read morebeautiful - old world charm on the outside and modern & clean on the inside. The rooms are lovely and the bar is excellent. Everyone is super helpful, and the big outdoor fire pit is great to come home to in the evenings. The hotel is next to the chateau and one block from lots of shops & restaurants. It's right across the street from the climbing shop too! My only suggestion would be that if you like to sleep with the windows open (like I do), don't get a room that opens up on to the street.

I stayed here with my husband over a week for work and play. This is an absolute gem hidden away in…read moreFointainebleau. The hotel staff were kind and helpful. Their bar area is cozy and the restaurant is delicious. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking to stay in the area.

Wonderful midsize hotel on the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay. Great staff, wonderful swimming…read morepool, very private grounds, large room with excellent amenities. Why not five stars? The WiFi never once worked in our room, and the staff kept making excuses, like they expected it would. But other guests had the same problem. We had to go outside or to the lobby to connect. There is no restaurant at the hotel, and it's a healthy walk to the downtown commercial area. Their bar/pub is nice and they will order food in for you, which we did one night. But it's not a real meal. Another night we did the 25 minute walk each way to a great restaurant, but had to be sure we got back before they locked the gate at 11pm. Hotel La Villa Eugene did have a few drawbacks we didn't expect.

Historic Villa with modern rooms! My husband and I stayed…read morehere for three nights. This hotel has all the modern amenities we wanted while away from home. The room was obviously recently renovated, which was great! The staff was really nice. Our room had small private balcony which we used daily! Unfortunately, I was not a fan of the garden in the back- it looked kinda sparse and sad. The pool looked nice but we didn't use it. I am glad this place had an elevator for our check in and check out with luggage. The hotel is right next door to Mercier Champagne, which is super cool! We are still telling stories about the Marcier Champagne place and everything we learned about Eugene Mercier. We walked down Avenue de Champagne daily and enjoyed walking to all the Champagne houses including Moet and Chandon. It's not that big of a deal, but they don't have a safe in the room. Also, they do not have 'do not disturb' signs which makes it hard if you don't want any maids coming in your room. Last thing, although minor- the key to the room is on a large heavy keychain and they recommend you leave it with the front desk when you head out for the day. First time I have seen a hotel do this- but its such a small and historic place, maybe it's normal for these kinds of hotels. Overall, I would totally recommend this place to friends.

We arrived to Marriott's Village d'ile-de-France early via the supersonic Eurostar. Upon driving…read moreonto the property one is reminded of what they have agreed to. The quintessential French Countryside experience. The weather was blissful and restful and the water fountains helped us sleep so deeply. Front desk mastery was performed by Cecilia. She gave an incredible overview of resort and breakdown of what to expect within this amazing property. Among three species of water fowl ( Including Canadian Geese ) there a tribute to Claude Monet complete with statue. The Monet Garden has been designed to tribute him and reads as a true impressionist painting complete with overgrown bridge just like his signature paintings. There is the perfect amount of alge in the small pond that mimics the impressionist's burst strokes. It's beautiful to walk thru this garden and enjoy actually being 'inside' one of Claude Monet's inspirations. The Le Bistro in the lobby has a phenomenal lunch menu until about 2pm and then opens back up for Dinner. Sabawoon was such a great server and very welcoming during our first lunch at the property. I recommend the pasta with white cheese sauce or the cheese pizza as a nice welcome meal for you. Upon being granted early our room ( a large studio in building 4500 ) We discovered it looks over Le Lac and the ducks were amazing to be with a large family of Canadian geese 'honking' to welcome us. This bedding is to die for a some of the best sheets and pillows I have ever experienced. We slept deeply here in the room and really loved waking up to a peace that only the French Countryside can provide. It was wonderful to also request white robes to lounge in and enjoy. Back at Le Bistro Bar the very fun and kind Dragana was amazing to visit with each night of our stay and was well versed at handling all sorts of crowds and guests no matter what. We looked forward to our times here at the bar after our days in the Parks. This is also a Gin Bar with many types of gin and goblet like glassware to honor these incredible drinks in. The front desk staff was incredible and like Cecilia the very kind and very articulate Sitharan helped me with booking the transit between the hotel and Disneyland Paris. Here is my concern and area for improvement. This tram takes a picking up break from from 20:00 to 21:10 - this one hour and 10 minute break is hurtful to those who are looking to leave the park early and needs at least two or three other pick up times when crowds are wanting to exit the park and waiting. Many of the patrons were forced to take Ubers and got angrier to pay high Taxi costs . Also in perfect transparency, the lobby bar closes early at 22:00 and the marketplace minutes afterwards. So if one needs a night cap or two this put pressure on the bar staff such as the kind Sabawoon and wonderful Dragana. Upon leaving I was impressed with Ceclia once again and she remembered our itinerary and wished us Bon Voyage for our travel day. Incredible to remember us after checking in so many people at this busy property. I look forward to booking a stay again here and even longer for the fabulous sheets alone! Thank you everyone, you made our stay amazingly magical! Merci!

Feels like a small french village, with all the amenities you would expect from MVC property…read more Workout room is a little dated and could use some improvement and rooms aren't the most modern, but we loved our stay.

From the owner: Hotel à 45 minutes de Disneyland Resort Paris L' Hôtel B&B Évry Lisses, vous propose des chambres…read morespacieuses et confortables qui offrent tous les équipements nécessaires afin de rendre votre séjour agréable.L'hôtel met aussi à votre disposition un parking fermé pour pouvoir garer votre véhicule en toute sécurité ainsi que le Wifi, gratuit et illimité! Vous pourrez aussi bénéficier de la proximité du parc Disneyland Resort Paris.

The town of Avizes has everything - no need to go into Reims. This hotel is great. Not only does it…read moreproduce one of the best champagnes in the area, the restaurant is spectacular! Chef Stéphane Rossillon is brilliant with the dinners, as well as the breakfast and lunches - you truly don't need to venture outside to have a meal. The rooms are very unique and the set up is very cozy. We had a great tour with Anselme Selosse and was treated to some great vintages..he's very friendly and has a great sense of humor. He definitely takes his time to explain how different this region is compared to so many other regions within Champagne. The overall town of Avizes is quaint..takes time to get use to those bells going off at 7am each morning :)

We usually stay at the Disney property of the place we visited, just for the convenience of going…read moreback to the hotel and rest, and also for the direct access to the park. We enjoyed the Mira Costa at Tokyo Disney. This trip we stayed at Disneyland hotel ( there are more hotels around, like Santa Fé hotel and Cheyenne hotel ) but Disneyland hotel is the cream of the crop. I have never seen such a beautiful and luxurious hotel. The Disney influence seems minimal, no hidden Mickeys all over the place. They offer a complimentary breakfast buffet, a complimentary tea time, and soft drinks and teas and coffees ( espresso, lattes, cappuccino..) soft drinks too at no charge. The minibar in the room is filled of complimentary snacks and drinks too. The rooms are tastefully decorated, plush towels furnished. The hotel staff is very competent, knowledgeable and helpful. Everybody speaks French but they are also eager to speak English. I got lost the very evening and the staff helped me get back on track. The rooms are modernly furnished. The lights turn on automatically when you approach ( sensor sensitive ). So modern and energy saving. There is a swimming pool but we didn't use it. The Disney princesses and Mickey Minnie characters also appeared at breakfast and throughout the day in the lobby. Service is competent, prices of rooms here are also high. Splurge in Paris, you totally deserve it.

We bought the 3 day 2 night package with the park hopper. We got to the Park early from the Paris…read moretrain. We had a hard time figuring out where the entrance of the hotel was. The staff was nice enough to let us go through the cast member security line. Everything was nice and clean. The staff were friendly and informative. I would suggest getting a physical room key for a souvenir and in case your phone battery runs low. There was a pool and hot tub. Two restaurants and a coffee shop. A really nice gift shop also. I didn't have time to check the Spa out but they did have one on site. We bought the character breakfast which was really pricey but I'm glad I did it. The seafood buffet was actually terrible. The lobster was freezer burnt and the serving utensils were mixed in some of the gluten free items so I had limited choices. There was a lot of confusion on what was gluten free and they handed me a large book written in French to decipher. I won't ding the hotel for their buffet though. The hotel was right next to the park and we got a one hour early entrance. Especially nice hotel and lovey experience.