Marriott Village d'Ile-De-France - Bailly-Romainvilliers, France
Allee de l'Orme-Rond
Bailly-Romainvilliers, 77700 Nightly Rates(272.72 - 341.23)
Property Description
Marriott Vacation Club resorts feature spacious villas designed to provide high quality accommodations within a relaxing resort atmosphere. Each villa has a fully equipped kitchen, spacious living and dining areas and well-appointed bedrooms. * Bonjour and welcome to the City of Light: Paris - the capital of fine art, high fashion and fabulous cuisine! Where chic and vogue meet majesty and splendid history. The city that radiates an incomparable culture and that certain je ne sais quoi! Marriott's Village d'Ile-de-France is located in the French countryside east of Paris and just beyond the gates of the Disneyland Resort Paris. Only an hour's drive from the champagne region and two hours from the Loire Valley, Marriott's Village d'Ile-de-France offers the perfect origin for scenic day trips or visits to Europe's premier theme park. Aside from Main Street USA being right outside our French doors, you will find plenty of relaxing activities in our back yard. Swim indoors or out, plan a picnic of brie and baguette or wander therough the marketplace for a flavorful taste of France. Complimentary transportation is provided to the Chessy train station and Disney park.
Amenities
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Pool
Pool
Parking
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Rate Disclaimer
Marriott Vacation Club resort rentals offer great vacation values in exciting resort destinations! Rental rates may vary due to availability or season and include tax.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 4pm
Check out time is 10am
Time Zone is Central European
Opened in 2003
275 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
Approximately forty-six kilometers: Take the A1 towards Paris then the A104 fork towards Marne la Vallee * Follow the A4 heading towards Reims/Metz and take exit 14 Parcs Disney/Bailly Romainvilliers onto Avenue Paul Seramy * Take the second exit heading towards Chessy/Coupvray/Magny le Hongre and turn right into the Rue du Pre de Bray heading towards Magny le Hongre/Bailly Romainvilliers * Turn right again into Allee de Bellemes (D93) heading towards Bailly-Romainvilliers * Allee de l'Orme-Rond is on the right
Approximately forty-seven kilometers: Proceed in the direction of Paris/Creteil/Versailles then continue on the left in the direction of Creteil/Versailles for two kilometers * Take the exit N186 Vitry S/Seine/Creteil merging onto the A86 * Follow the A86 in the direction of Lille/Metz/Nancy then take the A4 heading towards Reims/Metz/Nancy * Take exit 14 Parcs Disney/Bailly Romainvilliers onto Avenue Paul Seramy * Take the second exit heading towards Chessy/Coupvray/Magny le Hongre and turn right into the Rue du Pre de Bray heading towards Magny le Hongre/Bailly Romainvilliers * Turn right again into Allee de Bellemes (D93) heading towards Bailly-Romainvilliers * Allee de l'Orme-Rond is on the right
Approximately thirty-seven kilometers: Get on the A4 at Porte de Bercy southeast of Paris heading towards Reims/Metz * Take exit 14 Parcs Disney/Bailly Romainvilliers onto Avenue Paul Seramy * Take the second exit heading towards Chessy/Coupvray/Magny le Hongre and turn right into the Rue du Pre de Bray heading towards Magny le Hongre/Bailly Romainvilliers * Turn right again into Allee de Bellemes (D93) heading towards Bailly-Romainvilliers * Allee de l'Orme-Rond is on the right
Orly Airport ORL - 29 miles * Charles de Gaulle International Airport CDG - 30 miles
Guarantee Policy
Credit card guarantee required; deposit or prepayment may be required during special events
Cancellation Policy
Three days prior to arrival to avoid billing of one night room and tax; policy may be more restrictive during special events
* Central Paris - 30 miles * Champagne Region - 20 miles * Chateau de Fontainebleau - 40 miles * Chateau de Vaux-le-Vicomte - 30 miles * Chateau de Versailles - 35 miles * Disneyland Paris - 3 miles * La Vallee/Val d'Europe Shopping Mall - 2 miles * Walt Disney World Studios - 3 miles
Related France Content
The world's number one tourist destination, France is a country of contrasts with a multitude of landscapes, offering holidays to suit all tastes and budgets.
Whether you fancy a spot of shopping on the chic boulevards of Paris or a winter sport break on the sparkling ski slopes of the Alps, a relaxing beach weekend on the sun-baked Riviera or a holiday exploring the fairy tale castles of the Loire Valley on a bike, the choice is vast.
Indeed it's the many attractions of this compelling country that draw millions of visitors back year after year, an increasing number of whom
(not least Brits) purchase property there. Undiscovered France Perenially popular Provence, with its lavender fields and warm climate, and Paris, arguably the most romantic city in the world, top the list in terms of visitor numbers, but other less well-known regions are also well worth exploring.
Delightful Franche-Comté, Gascony or Berry, deep in the green heart of France, are firmly rooted in the land, with sleepy villages typical of provincial France, while unspoilt and rugged Corsica, also known as ‘l'île de beauté' ('the island of beauty'), offers all the charm of the Mediterranean without the crowds. Gastro France France is also famous for its culinary traditions, and the French take pride in their food. From freshly baked bread and croissants for breakfast, to a five course dinner in a gourmet restaurant (at a fraction of the price you'd pay back home), this savoir-faire is a way of life. A trip to France is also a trip for the tastebuds.
‘How could one describe a country which has 365 kinds of cheese?' once asked De Gaulle. Indeed. Sit back, relax, open a bottle of wine (French of course) and tuck in - you'll no doubt come back for more.
Geography France, the largest country in Europe, is bordered to the north by the English Channel (La Manche), the northeast by Belgium and Luxembourg, the east by Germany, Switzerland and Italy, the south by the Mediterranean (with Monaco as a coastal enclave between Nice and the Italian frontier), the southwest by Spain and Andorra, and the west by the Atlantic Ocean. The island of Corsica, southeast of Nice, is made up of two départements. The country offers a spectacular variety of scenery, from the mountain ranges of the Alps and Pyrenees to the attractive river valleys of the Loire, Rhône and Dordogne and the flatter countryside in Normandy and on the Atlantic coast. The country has some 2,900km (1,800 miles) of coastline.
The Columbus World Travel Guide has been published for 26 years and is sold in over 90 countries worldwide.
