Need help booking a disneyland hotel

[Tartan Tigger]

Have managed to get a fantastic deal on flights so only need to look into prices for a Disneyland hotel. Where is the best place to try?

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[WDWfan uk]

Hi TT- it is difficult to get accommodation only unless you call direct.

Here is a site with tel nos you can use to call direct - I am a little reluctant to post it as I see it hasn't been updated since 2001 and so I hope the numbers are still correct - also, don't take any notice of the prices given!!! (Cllick on the hotel you are interested in).

http://www.mickey-mouse.com/dlphotels.htm

 

[tclowe]

Since you are in U.K. (or near U.K.), why don't you try Cresta Holidays or Bridge Travels first. I have seen many of the frequent board members here use them because they have specials all the time.

Or just check directly with Disneyland Paris.

 

[WDWfan uk]

Cresta and Bridge do not offer room only - they only sell packages. As you say, they are both good companies (I've used both to go to DLP) but I think TT has already booked her flights?

 

[WDWfan uk]

... okay, I have just checked Bridge's website and have found they DO offer some accommodation only on-line although the prices look a little high since they are per person and not per room.

Check out http://www.paris-travel.co.uk/ and click on book, and then select Disney-Accom only from the drop down menu and click on Search.

I'd still contact the resort direct and see if you can get a room rate.

 

[disneydavey]

Originally posted by WDWfan,uk
Cresta and Bridge do not offer room only - they only sell packages. As you say, they are both good companies (I've used both to go to DLP) but I think TT has already booked her flights?

Cresta DO offer Room only as i have just returned form the seqouia lodge, if u ask for room only they will check it for you

 

[WDWfan uk]

Yes disneydavey, as per my later post - I discovered Bridge now offer accommodation only too.
I stand corrected! I think this must have been introduced more recently.

I have been checking the current Bridge brochure - apparently there is a booking fee if you call to book accommodation only, of £7.50 per person and the stay must be a minimum of 2 nights however, there is no booking fee if you book online.

 

[disneydavey]

Originally posted by WDWfan,uk
Yes disneydavey, as per my later post - I discovered Bridge now offer accommodation only too.
I stand corrected! I think this must have been introduced more recently.

I have been checking the current Bridge brochure - apparently there is a booking fee if you call to book accommodation only, of £7.50 per person and the stay must be a minimum of 2 nights however, there is no booking fee if you book online.

its ok, i know wot u mean i mentioned it to someone myself and they said that they did offer accom only, sorry if i sounded rude

 

[WDWfan uk]

I was going to send you a PM but thought I'd post

You didn't sound rude at all I'm glad you told me as I wasn't aware of it and I don't like giving out the wrong info ....... nice to see you on the boards and hope you'll join us on the UK boards too