château de grande romaine
Enjoy the best of all worlds by combining a city break, exciting activities and a family day out
to Disneyland
®
Resort Paris.
Conveniently located less than 20 miles from the centre of Paris and only a 25 minute drive
from Disneyland
®
Resort Paris, Château de Grande Romaine is set in 70 acres of grounds,
with tennis courts, a basketball court and football pitch as well as an outdoor heated
swimming pool (open from May–September).
paris
Throw yourself into activities Self drive
at Château de Grande Romaine
Approx. driving time from nearest
then relax in the lounge or
port: Calais 3 hours, see price table
by the pool! Finally, round off
for details. Please note transfers to
your day with family quizzes,
Disneyland
®
Resort are not included
treasure hunts, challenges or
for self drive holidays.
even a candlelit evening with
regional wine.
By Air or Eurostar
We recommend that you either book
ACCOMMODATION
a PGL transfer or hire a car from the
The accommodation is in modern
airport/station as the château is
buildings in the grounds of the
difficult to access by public transport.
château. Rooms are simple but all
Approx. driving time from nearest
have an en-suite bathroom. Adults
airport/Eurostar: Charles de Gaulle &
are in twin rooms and up to four
Orly 1 hour/Gare du Nord 45 minutes.
children adjacent in their own room.
Alternatively, family rooms sleeping
up to six are popular if you have
younger children.
TRAVEL
Coach travel is available to this centre
and includes transfers to Disneyland
®
Resort and Paris for sightseeing.
WHAT’SGREATABOUTIT? WHATYOUSAY
• Disneyland
®
Resort Paris
• Paris sightseeing and river cruise
• Heated outdoor swimming pool
(open May–Sept)
“
Very impressed
–
the kids did not
want to go home. We loved being
able to visit Paris and Disneyland,
as well as the activities.
Chapple family, Hertfordshire
• Beautiful château-based location
”
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