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 If you have ever visited the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida you may find something vaguely familiar about the Hotel New York, That's because it was designed by renowned architect Michael Graves who was also responsible for the Swan and Dolphin hotels in Disney's resort in Orlando. Here in Paris he uses his distinctive style of design to capture the feel of the sky scrapers of the Big Apple.

Set on the banks of Lake Disney the Hotel New York is one of the highest ranked hotels on the resort (Along with the Disneyland Hotel). The terracotta and grey colors of its facade represent a line of high rise buildings like those which grace the skyline of Manhattan. Inside and around the hotel you will find many symbols associated with the city including Big Apples, a yellow taxi cab and numerous images of the ultimate New York icon The Statue of Liberty.

But surly the most unique of all of the hotel's features is the Rockefeller skating rink that can be found in the courtyard area of the hotel facing the lake. During the winter months the rink is always a hive of activity as skaters of all ages and abilities try their hand at ice skating and at special times even Disney characters appear in their skates for a few circuits. When the summer arrives and the ice melts away the rink is transformed into a beautiful ornamental pond complete with fountains.

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 The 572 rooms and 36 suites are each decorated in the art deco style for which New York is so famous. Many rooms sleep up to 4 people in two double beds although some rooms do contain one king size. Through out the room little details continue the themeing with the big apple design on the cupboards and the sky scraper style Lamps. Rooms offer varied views some over look small landscape gardens and others across the beautiful Lake Disney across the Newport Bay Club which looks especially magical lit with hundreds of tiny lights during the evening. Room service is available.

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 The hotel contains 2 restaurants the Parkside Diner and Manhattan Restaurant. At the Parkside Diner you may feel as if you have just walked into a scene from the 30's Formica tables and shining chrome set the scene for a fun and informal atmosphere of a typical New York style eatery. A selection from the menu may include a juicy burger or delicious salad but remember to save room for those tempting desserts. The Manhattan Restaurant offers a more formal setting offering an impressive range of French and international dishes. The atmosphere is reminiscent of the famous dinner dances found in New York's leading clubs.
In the reception area of the hotel you will find the New York City bar where you can enjoy a large selection of cocktails served in a relaxed atmosphere often accompanied by live music.

The Hotel New York's shop is a great place to pick up any of those last minute gifts offering a small selection of theme park merchandise as well as a range of clothing and New York Hotel Logo Products. This is also one of the rare locations in the resort where the "Walt Disney Classic Collection" Fine Porcelain Art Figures are available to buy.

Indoor pool, fitness club, sauna and steam room and tennis courts are just a few of the leisure facilities available while during the winter months the ice skating rink adds a little extra magic.

With over 5,500 square meters of conference space available at the Hotel New York it is possible to hold any thing from a meeting for 5 people to a conference for 3000. State of the art technology includes video conferencing and multi-lingual translation facilities.

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 The Manhattan Restaurant is outstanding. Check for opening times and make reservations so you can enjoy one of the best meals in the resort.

Avoid waiting for crowded busses in the morning, when going to the park, or in the evening, after park closures, by taking the walking route via the village which will only take 5 minutes.

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 The New York hotel, was designed by Michael Graves, who also created the Swan and Dolphin hotels at Disney World.

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