I am trying to figure out the actual cost of just the hotel rooms

[SL6827]

Ok, so trying to calculate the actual cost of the rooms, no tickets, at these Disney hotels here in Paris and I am having a feeling they don't like room only reservations. Anyway I got this...

I put in the dates of March 3-7 for the Santa Fe hotel. Standard room, one adult, and you get four days in the parks. It gave me a price of $603.00.

Now I looked up the cost of a four day ticket and it was $285.00. So minus that I get $318.00. Divide that by three nights and it comes to $106 a night. Not to shabby on that pricing, if I'm correct. But am I in the ballpark of the actual cost of the just the room for those dates?

Thanks!

 

[SL6827]

Also, I have read that they do not offer many discounts and specials to U.S. residents. Is that pretty much the truth?

 

[mel2014]

Generally booking a package with tickets through one of the sales on the website is going to be cheaper than a room-only reservation plus tickets, assuming you can use all of the days of tickets. The best way to get room only rates is through a third party site like hotels.com, expedia.com or travelocity.com. The Disney hotels are included in their coupon offers. I believe you can also call the reservation to get a room-only rate.For the last night of our upcoming stay, I have a room-only reservation at Hotel Cheyenne and with the coupon code it was almost $200, The best package offers seem to be on the French, Belgian and German websites, though the UK and Ireland can also have sales. When I was looking, the U.S price was half again the Belgian price. U.S residents can book on any country's websitr.

 

[olafLover]

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[SL6827]

Thank you. I have realized that a room only reservation will be more, if we even stay at Disney. Plus, I have also discovered the UK site, which is cheaper.