The ibis budget Marne la Vallée is a basic but low-priced accommodation choice that features a 24-hour reception so guests can always get help. Accommodations at the ibis budget Marne la Vallée include in-room Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs with multimedia connections. They also have full-length mirrors and private bathroom facilities. Family rooms are available upon request. This property has a private gated car park guests can use for free. Additionally, this non-smoking hotel allows pets to stay with their owners for an additional charge. If desired, guests can take advantage of the hotel's breakfast buffet, which offers a selection of cold foods, plus hot drinks. This is a fee-based amenity. The hotel is a 15-minute drive from Disneyland Paris. The Villepointe Exhibition facility is 16 miles away. Also, Bay 2, a shopping center, is about two-and-a-half miles away.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
Pool
Spa
Parking
Pets
A/C
Restaurant
Hotel bar
Gym
Because this property is within a short drive from Disneyland, many guests who stayed here had specific plans to visit the theme park. Generally, they were satisfied that the accommodations helped them stay within budget without having to be too far from the famous attraction.
There were numerous comments from guests that reflected the opinion the breakfast was basic, yet sufficient for what they paid. Many were pleased that they decided to pay the requested breakfast rate because it meant they didn't have to struggle to find breakfast elsewhere and potentially waste time.
Guests reported they were able to park their vehicles for free here, and liked that the car park is secure. As a result, guests felt relaxed knowing they could leave their cars in here for several hours at a time or even longer, and not have to worry they might return and find the vehicle had been tampered with.
Guests griped the property looked very rundown. The dated appearance often negatively affected their overall impressions, but usually wasn't severe enough to make them wish they had stayed elsewhere.
During periods of warm weather, guests frequently said the hotel could get almost unbearably hot. Many tried to cope by opening the windows, but found that caused noise problems and allowed insects to get inside the rooms.
There were some complaints that the rooms did not have an ample amount of power points. Furthermore, guests said they were placed in odd locations, and none were close enough to the beds.
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