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We have stayed at this hotel a few times previously, so knew roughly what to expect. However, the prices have recently risen considerably. We paid 41 euros room only which is very overpriced for what you get. Especially when you consider you can get rooms at Premier Inn or even Holiday inn express for similar prices in the UK. This hotel does not compare to those at all. Breakfast was then another 10 euros (children are free) for 2 adults. Its Ok but has very little choice.Check in was fine and we went to our room, which was the usual double with bunk overhead. Our son is just 5 and cannot use the bunk as would be dangerous for him to have to climb the metal ladder. Also has a warning on it saying not for use by children under 6??? Why give the room to people with kids under 6 then?? Personally I think even a sleepy 6 or 7 year old wouldnt be safe climbing down the ladder. So therefore, my husband has to use the bunk and I have to share with my son.The room was clean, but just looks generally shabby. The blankets are old, horrible and scratchy and make me feel like not going anywhere near them. The room is very small and there are no over head lights, just the two small bed lights and one on the wall by the window, so the room is always very dark. No room for luggage or hardly to move around.However, what made our stay so terrible this time was the fact that there was no heating in the room. We arrived at about 7pm and tried to relax, but noticed how cold the room was. we tried to adjust the heater, which was stone cold, but whatever we did it wouldnt warm up. My husband went to reception and the lady came up to the room to get the heater going. As she came into the room she said "brrr its cold" she also couldnt get the heater working. She went and got more of the horrible blankets. Not much use to us before bed. It was very cold, about minus 2 outside, not much warmer inside.Also there was 3 coaches of school children staying in the hotel. Lots of noise outside the room from them and running up and down the corridors.So, overall, a terrible stay. I will not stay here again. Its not cheap anymore, the standard has dropped a lot and for me, its something to be endured, which I dont think a hotel stay should be.

Spent a day in Disney and a day in Paris. Wanted somewhere central and affordable. This hotel top the list for me due to its low prize and location. We were driving so I wanted somewhere just of the motorway, also did not want to drive to Paris city centre and or Disney so needed a place with safe parking. The hotel offered this using your room key card to operate the gate at night. I was really happy with our choice as the hotel was cheap and cheerful with a lot of locals booked in there. I will easily stay there again as the location is superb. The local train station is only a short distance away, with the red or A line taking you straight to Disney on the one end and straight to Paris upto the border of Paris city centre at the Arc of Triumph (Charles de Gualle - ¿¿toille) on the other. Close to the hotel there are various shops and even a McDonalds with a healthier menu, and machines to take your order in your prefered language. I requested a ground room, which also over looked the roundabout. This didnt bother as it was very quite. An all you can eat breakfast was less than ¿¿¿5 for an adult, and ¿¿¿3 for a kid. However dont expect eggs and bacon. I mainly went for the filter coffees or Americano's which unlike most other establishments I were able to get there. I saw this as a bargain as two coffees would set you back a fiver anyhow.

From the time we stepped into the lobby until the day we checked out, we were home. Fran¿¿ois was at the desk, and he couldn't do enough for everyone. He treated the guests like family. Our "family" room was snug but clean and the bathroom was tiny, but we were warm, with good beds, and a nice breakfast with choices of yogurt, apple sauce, cold cereal, various breads, jams, nutela, orange and apple juice, and a variety of hot beverages. Walking distance to the RER, a Carrefour is next o the train station and very moderate prices. There were many families there visiting EuroDisney and the children added to the excitement of a holiday. We stayed there and enjoyed every day.

Was a little nervous about booking due to the unusually low price but needn't have worried. Only ¿¿31 per night for 3 of us. Have paid more than that to pitch a tent in a muddy field in the past! Unlike some other reviewers when I book a budget hotel I don't expect 5 star. The room was clean, ample size for our needs and yes,it faced directly onto the roundabout which was not a surprise as it seems to have been to some other reviewers. However, we could not hear any traffic even when we tried! There was a couple of minor disturbances as there were two school parties staying, but they were soon quelled. When I stay near Disneyland, It's not a surprise that school parties might be in the hotel! Would definitely stay there again.

We decided to do Disney on a budget - own car, out-of-hours ferries, pre-booked park tickets; the works.The room was basic - a double bed with a bunk slung over the top, a combined toilet / shower / wet room, one usable plug socket - but clean and relatively comfortable.The hotel was clean and tidy with very helpful and courteous staff. The compound itself (shared with two other hotels) was secure. There was a discount available for the restaurant in one of the other hotels but we didn't try it due to trying to pack as much as we could into our days(despite favaourable reviews online).Bussy Saint Georges itself is a nice town with a safe feel to it; we felt comfortable walking through it at day and night.The train station is around a 10min walk from the hotel, with an Adult to Disney just over 2 Euros each way and is surrounded by some nice looking restaurants and brasseries.. McDonalds is also around 10mins walking from the hotel.We paid around 30 Euros a night for 3 of us in a room (2 Adults and a 9 yr old) and I was pleasantly surprised at what we got for our money - you need to ask yourself what you are likely to get for this money at a UK hotel on the ouskirts of a major city before you set unreasonable expectations.