Hotels with Bars in Serris

Location provides free shuttle service to Disneyland but make sure to arrive earlier for the shuttle. The shuttle returns to hotel from Disneyland as well so it's convenient to travel back and forth. We stayed facing the lake so there were ducks in there in the morning and evenings, so look out for them (and hear their quacks) if you're staying there.

I recently went to Disneyland Paris and as part of the Disney hotel and tickets, I booked to stay at Adagio as the website looks amazing. So brightly coloured and interesting with plenty of sunlight and friendly faces. It felt everything but. We arrived through the door to be in quite a dark open room, the glass on the doors out to the room was broken and everything just looked dark and run down. I chose this place because it was listed as 3 star and cheaper than the 2 star Disney hotel. I wish I'd chosen the Disney hotel now. The reception service was incredibly slow, it took forever to get served and the staff did not maintain any kind of queue on who to speak to next, so people kept jumping. The staff's awareness of what was happening outside of their computer screen was nil. I was in a mobility scooter and I felt invisible to staff. The counters were up high and there was no way of not looking up at the staff / being looked down on. When we finally checked in, bearing in mind time was at a premium, trying to get out the doors to the rooms was tricky. I couldn't do it without someone else and would have to walk despite pain if by myself. The doors were not automatic opening which might explain the broken glass. The 'apartments' are tiny. Some of the cupboard space you wonder why there's a door at all because it's just a waste of space. The photos on the website are taken with a wide angle lense. The bathroom is clostraphobic. There were 3 adults and 1 child in our room and we only just fit despite the website saying the the 1 bed apartments can take 4 people, 4 adults would not have worked. We went straight to the park, there was very little explanation of the shuttle services because they weren't part of the hotel. The adagio is linked to Disney but isn't a Disney hotel and boy did it show. Adagio didn't give us the tickets to get into the park as was at reception. We almost faced having to return but instead stood trying to sort it at customer experience. The website for the hotel is misleading, it says that there is a free shuttle every 15 minutes. It's once every hour there and back and it's a white bus that is marked up as 'special'. 4/5 buses the disability ramp didn't work and we'd have to carry the mobility scooter onto the platform. If you stay at this hotel and are disabled, you're probably better off getting a taxi. You have to get a taxi from Marne a la valle Europort anyway and its approx 16 euro one way. The hotel is next to a huge shopping centre but be warned that it's a trip and half to get to the supermarket from the hotel. You walk for a good 20 minutes inside the shopping centre. So being in a self catering apartment, you need time to go get food. However, if you plan to eat out then it's great as it's right next door. Sadly not a saving grace. All in all the Adagio was a massive let down.

I booked this hotel for the price and location. I was confident in my choice based upon reviews (on other sites); but became nervous after booking then reading TripAdvisor reviews. The bottom line is that the Sejours & Affaires Rive Gauche is basic and inexpensive, but by no means as bad as the negative reviews I’ve seen on TripAdvisor. If one understands that this is, essentially, a little above a Motel 6 (by American standards) and that one cannot expect all the frills or bells and whistles, then one will be satisfied. Positives: 1. Location - 5-10 minute walk to the Val d’Europe RER A train station (2-5minutes by train to Disneyland Paris); 5mins to Val d’Europe shopping center (groceries at Auchan); 5-8mins Über to Disneyland Paris if needed; about 35-45mins into Paris city center. 2. Plenty of hot water and water pressure; a kitchenette w/ cooktop, microwave, refrigerator, sink, and utensils; fully opening windows; a decent sized lift. 3. Friendly staff; they accommodated our early check-in by several hours despite having been full the previous night. 4. No evidence of bedbugs; little to no mold or mildew in the bathroom or shower; everything was maintained to at least basic standards; the room was insulated enough that we did not need heat even in January. Negatives: 1. The beds (two singles pushed together to make a double) were hard and not very comfortable. They also were not connected or fastened together and would slip apart. 2. Follow-through - we asked two separate days for an additional blanket, but never received it. 3. Street noise - with the windows closed, not a problem, but if you like fresh air and sleeping with open windows.... the hotel is directly across the street from a high school and on a bus line; and the Rue de Danube actually get quite a bit busier than I would have thought. 4. VERY SENSITIVE HOT WATER VALVE - the Sejours & Affaires has the HOTTEST water I have ever experienced in a hotel. My spouse bumped the shower water handle while showering and burned herself rather badly. The shower floor itself is also. VERY slippery (somewhat dangerous, I would say). 5. Television - if an English broadcast, such as CNN or BBC is important to you, then you will be disappointed with having only French channels. All in all, we got what we paid for (we booked directly and paid only €57/night for four nights). We were comfortable and our needs were met. On the other hand, when we stay in Serris again, we’d probably stay at Hotel l’Elysée or Relais Spa. We have also stayed at the Ibis Val d’Europe and were comfortable.