Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris

I do not recommend. Unless you fancy a thin sheet between you & stained pillows/mattress. We paid for 4 nights. Left after 1 and paid for another hotel. Does this say enough?

The only thing I like it was 2 bathroom apartment. But it was really cold and you can’t put the heater up. It was set up for 22.. one of the bedroom’s windows I don’t know but we felt the air coming in. It was really cold.

We couldn’t put the heater up, we didn’t know where to ask for more blankets, my little boy was freezing

The pool was great. House was clean and had enough space. Bracelet is handy.

The prices are too expensive, drinks 5 a 6 euro. Not to talk about the food.

The pool and on site facilities. Bus access for Disneyland and to station. Space of apartment.

Property feels a little tired. One of our windows was broken - so didn’t feel secure. The property wasn’t very clean. Hair left in one of the bathrooms, as well as a dirty cleaning cloth. Really gross. No ‘extras’ such as hand soap were included. Had to buy toilet paper, paper towel, hand soap, washing up sponge etc etc Given the price - not exactly great. Plus, for a kid focused hotel, nothing for them. Like a colouring set on arrival would have been a nice touch!

It was very suitable for our trip

It could have been cleaner in the property and also around too

Property was clean and comfortable but there was no lights working outside very dark at night and my mother had a fall

No lights outside had to use my phone to see when walking

The kitchen had good facilities & close too Disneyland

I honestly don’t even know where to begin with how disappointing my stay was. From the moment I arrived, it felt like one issue after another, and by the end of the trip I was completely exhausted, frustrated, and honestly shocked that a place marketed as a “resort” could operate this way. First of all, the location of the cottage was unbelievably inconvenient. It was placed so far out in the forest that it felt completely isolated. At night, it was pitch black with absolutely no lighting along the paths, making it nearly impossible to find your way. I spent far too much time wandering around trying to locate the cottage, and there were no staff anywhere to help — just a security guard stationed at the main barrier who couldn’t assist with anything inside the resort. For a place that expects guests to navigate such a large area, the lack of lighting and guidance is honestly unacceptable. Food delivery was another nightmare. Drivers were constantly getting lost because nothing is clearly marked, and the resort seems to offer no support or direction for them. Twice, my orders were cancelled because the drivers simply couldn’t find me. This meant waiting around hungry, only to be told the order had been abandoned. It’s extremely frustrating, especially when you’re already in such a remote location with limited options. I paid for a “VIP” 3-bedroom cottage, and I genuinely do not understand what part of it was supposed to be VIP. The cottage felt basic and poorly designed. The stairs inside the cottage leading to the upstairs bedrooms were unbelievably steep — actually quite dangerous, especially at night or if you’re carrying anything. The temperature inside was also a complete mess: upstairs was sweltering hot, even with the heating completely off, while downstairs was freezing cold. It made the whole place uncomfortable, no matter which floor you were on. The beds were another huge problem. They were on wheels, and they slid around at the slightest movement.

Cosy, good walk around the whole park, close to Disney

The only shame was just the swimming, rapids was still being built and some parts of the swimming needed to be cleaned on the ground