The Disneyland Hotel Paris, which had closed due to COVID-19, has reopened. Travel and Leisure, among other foreign media outlets, reported that the Disneyland Hotel Paris completed its renovations and reopened on the 25th of last month.
Disneyland Hotel Paris / Photo=Official website of the Walt Disney Travel Company
The Disneyland Hotel Paris unveiled its new interior, which is themed around a fairy-tale royal palace. Upon entering the hotel lobby, guests are greeted by various Disney characters. There is also a stage on one side of the lobby where Disney princesses perform various theatrical shows.
To enhance the immersive experience, the hotel installed a crystal chandelier in the lobby’s center, reminiscent of the one from the animation “Sleeping Beauty.” The lobby is also furnished with luxurious furniture, creating an atmosphere that makes guests feel like they have entered a royal palace.
Disneyland Hotel Paris’ Lobby / Photo=Official website of the Walt Disney Company
In addition to the lobby, the hotel has designed all its rooms around various Disney animations such as Frozen, Snow White, and Cinderella. Hotel guests can spend a special night in rooms replicating the main characters’ bedrooms from these animations.
Disneyland Hotel Paris’ Room / Photo=Official website of the Walt Disney Company
The Disneyland Hotel Paris has also prepared various services for its young guests. Children can transform into princesses or princes, wearing dresses and tuxedos in the hotel’s magical library. The hotel provides all the necessary costumes, makeup tools, and accessories for the transformation.
Providing services to children / Photo=Official website of the Walt Disney Company
Natacha Rafalski, the Présidente of Disneyland Paris, expressed her excitement about unveiling the unique 5-star hotel themed around a Disney royal palace. She stated, “We are very pleased to reveal this unique 5-star hotel themed around a Disney royal palace. After completing our renovations and reopening, we will strive to establish ourselves as a leading player in the European tourism industry.”
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