The Campanile at Bussy St George is situated in Marne La Vallee a few Kilometres from Disneyland Paris by road. In fact that whole town of Bussy St George was built to accomodate the tourists who go there, and the workers who commute the two stops on the train. The train station is about five minutes walk from the hotel. There is a good range of of reasonably priced restaurants and cafes in Bussy St George. All the hotels in the Campanile chain are much the same. A family room costs about 80 Euro per night, but they do terrific offers which can cut this in half. Always checkout the website before you book.The Bussy St George Campanile has 97 rooms on 3 ...  Read the complete review

In the summer of 2008 we decided to take a family holiday to Disneyland Paris. We'd been there a few times in recent years and knew it was a safe bet, we had all had a good time and it wasn't too expensive, so we booked it. In the past, we had stayed in the Disneyland Hotels so decided to try something different and experience the area around Disneyland. We also hoped it would provide us with a rest from the over-the-top 'Disneyness' of the place. The hotel is only a ten minute drive from Disneyland. The whole holiday was booked over the Internet, the ferry, the hotel and the tickets to Disney itself. Originally we were booked in to the 'Premiere Classe' hotel ...  Read the complete review

For Little Miss's 5th birthday, we decided to take her back to Disneyland Paris, and because we had actually stayed on site" on our last visit, we wanted to get away from the general melee and stay somewhere quieter this time. Our requirements were that the hotel was near good road links, so that we would have no problems finding Disneyland Paris, or the airport, and it had to be clean and comfortable. We have stayed in Campanile hotels on previous visits to Europe, and when I found this one on the internet, claiming to be only 10 minutes from Disneyland Paris, we booked, ready to take our chances! **GETTING THERE** After driving ...  Read the complete review