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"The staff are most professional, kindness and helpful!"

"Thoughtfully and beautifully appointed rooms that are perfect for travelers who need an overnight stay close to CDG in Paris. I loved my stay, my room was surprisingly quiet (it's next to the runway!!!) and clean, and the staff was fabulously professional."

"Lovely hotel and amazing for the kids. Pool is a bonus, especially being open so late!! We also made use of the soft play area and the playground outside which were great. Breakfast was basic and rooms could do with updating but overall we loved our stay and can’t wait to come back here. Staff were always friendly and helpful. "

"Highly recommend this hotel if you are planning to go to Disney. The hotel is beautiful, ignore the negative reviews as I couldn't find one issue with the hotel. The free shuttle bus can get busy at peak times but this would be the same for any hotel. Breakfast is the most quiet at 7am we were the only family in there. It does get a lot busier from 8:30am but I did witness staff replenishing food that had ran out. The reception staff were extremely helpful and friendly when the children realised there wasn't bunk beds in the room they happily changed our room for us. We also opted for late check out on our last day which I thought was excellent value for money at only 10 euros per hour. This meant the children could still take advantage of the play area and swimming pools and we had our room as a base before our evening flight. I wouldn't hesitate to give our stay 5 stars. Thank you Dream Castle. "

"The staff was wonderfully helpful "

"Lovely hotel & fantastic breakfast "

"I really liked this hotel and will stay again. The rooms are very comfy and high tech. Only downfall for me is no gym. Also the 16th floor view wasn't as impressive as they sold it but that's fine with me as I didn't spend much time up there - only to see thebbiew"

"It had everything what we need, was clean, quiet, location is great"

"We booked the hotel to have a view of the Eiffel Tower and we did if we went to the window, leaned over and looked to the left. "