The interior of the flagship Paris Disneyland hotel - reinvented with a magical makeover... to keep the fantasy alive
Andrew Harris is staying at the flagship Paris Disneyland hotel following its two-year renovation. He says the sight of this lavish pink fairytale hotel inspires excitement among budding pirates and princesses. p class="author-section byline-plain">By Andrew Harris for the Daily Mail
AdvertisementAs a former resident of the French capital, where famously casual waiters could slam your croque monsieur accompanied by an unintelligible groan, I was intrigued when, in 1992, Disneyland debuted in Paris.
Within a few weeks, I took my daughter, Lili, to the Disneyland Hotel and now, more than 30 years later — and after two years of renovation — we are there again, joined by Lili's children, Bodhi, five, and Cosmo, two .
Arriving at the station, the sight of the lavish, fairytale pink hotel injects a thrill of excitement into the excited aspiring pirates and princesses.< /p>
And Disneyland Hotel is still the flagship place to stay.
Although the Smarties for breakfast are Lili's dominant memory, I remember sections of gathered curtains, gathered blinds and questionable carpets reminiscent of a Cincinnati convention center, displaying an unapologetic American ethos.
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As a former resident of the French capital, where famously casual waiters could slam your croque monsieur accompanied by an unintelligible groan, I was intrigued when, in 1992, Disneyland debuted in Paris.
Within a few weeks, I took my daughter, Lili, to the Disneyland Hotel and now, more than 30 years later — and after two years of renovation — we are there again, joined by Lili's children, Bodhi, five, and Cosmo, two .
Arriving at the station, the sight of the lavish, fairytale pink hotel injects a thrill of excitement into the excited aspiring pirates and princesses.< /p>
And Disneyland Hotel is still the flagship place to stay.
Although the Smarties for breakfast are Lili's dominant memory, I remember sections of gathered curtains, gathered blinds and questionable carpets reminiscent of a Cincinnati convention center, displaying an unapologetic American ethos.
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