Crowne Plaza is setting up shop near Disneyland Paris. This arrival had been on the cards since the announcement, a year ago, of the takeover of the Radisson Blu Paris Marne-la-Vallée and the renovation of the property before officially entering the portfolio of IHG's primarily business-oriented brand.
While the British group had also taken over the Château Mont-Royal in Chantilly to turn it into a luxury InterContinental, IHG is rounding off its MICE hotel offering in the Paris region with this 250-room and suite establishment set in 2.5 hectares of landscaped grounds. Overlooking the Golf Paris Val d'Europe and its three 9-hole courses, the hotel indeed features 1,500 m² of flexible event space and 14 meeting rooms, with a maximum capacity of 400 participants.
In addition, there are multiple activity options to enhance residential seminars, such as an indoor heated swimming pool, a spa, a gym, and a yoga and Pilates space. Furthermore, by the end of the year, there will be padel courts, an outdoor gym and a pétanque court, as well as an outdoor swimming pool with a bar opening in spring 2027.
The Crowne Plaza Paris Marne-la-Vallée also offers three dining venues: La Clairière, serving Mediterranean cuisine, L’Orangerie, which serves breakfasts and hosts private events, and the Mystic Bar, which is the hub of hotel life, from morning coffee to evening cocktails, via afterwork drinks.
Located in Magny-le-Hongre, just under ten minutes from the Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy train station and the Disneyland Paris theme parks, the establishment also provides parking and charging stations for its guests and event participants. Focusing on «blended travel», which combines business trips with leisure stays, the Crowne Plaza brand now counts 96 hotels and over 20,400 rooms in Europe with this opening, alongside 21 projects currently in the pipeline.
