Montevrain Hotels with Wifi

"Highly recommended! The decor is very new, and the environment is super clean. The cleanliness even gave me the courage to try out the bathtub. The small kitchen is also very useful. Next time I visit Disneyland Paris, I'll definitely stay here again. The breakfast was a bit pricey, and it's a bit far from Disneyland. Oh, and remember to check the bus direction when heading to Disney – it's on the right turn after crossing the street from the hotel."

"Excellent! It's just one stop away from the RER A line. Once you exit the station, it's a straightforward walk down a main road, less than five minutes. The street is well-lit both at night and in the morning, so there's no need to worry. It's also just one stop on the A line from Disneyland, on the same line you'd take to get there, which is incredibly convenient. I returned after watching the 9 PM fireworks (might be 9 PM in winter), and the hotel facilities are great, it's a large and beautiful hotel. I was very satisfied with the room too! The staff are also very nice. It would have been even better if breakfast was included, as it wasn't for this price. However, there don't seem to be many restaurants or convenience stores nearby. But prices inside Disneyland are quite cheap (compared to central Paris), so if you're coming, you might want to buy food or drinks in central Paris beforehand if you're too lazy to look for a convenience store."

"This hotel is an excellent choice for anyone planning to visit Disneyland. The RER train station is just 30 meters from the hotel entrance, and ticket machines are right as you enter the station. It's only 2.5 Euros for a one-way trip, and it's just one stop to Disneyland, where you exit right at the turnstiles. Super convenient! I could stay here for five nights for the price of one night at an official Disneyland hotel, so it's incredibly good value for money. We went to Disneyland for three days and were super happy with our choice. Getting to central Paris attractions like the Eiffel Tower is also quite easy; it takes about 40 minutes if there's no traffic. Breakfast was also good, and the environment was clean and hygienic. My only minor gripes are that the hairdryer requires you to continuously press a button, and there's no kettle, but that's typical for a chain hotel. There's a Vietnamese pho restaurant right next to the hotel, which was a lifesaver after not having had Asian food for over ten days. If I come back again, I'll definitely choose this place."

"You can see the Ibis Hotel on the station platform. You can enter the hotel in one or two minutes after exiting the station. The hotel facilities are relatively simple. The toilet and shower room are independent of each other. They seem to be made of plastic and creak when you step on them. The heating in the room I stayed in was broken. It was quite cold in Paris without heating at the end of January. The curtains were broken and could not be pulled to the bottom. There was a gap of about 5 cm, so I had to use a towel to cover it. The washbasin was the size of a palm. There was unlimited supply of hot drinks, orange juice, etc. on the first floor. And hot water was provided. The hotel is about 7 or 8 minutes away from the shopping village. There is a bakery on the road for breakfast. It is one stop away from Disney."