Gallery: Disney’s new Marvel hotel is a work of art
Disneyland Paris hotel pays tribute to Marvel’s superheroes and the artists who created them
Marvel fans, assemble! The world’s first hotel dedicated to Marvel art has opened at Disneyland Paris in France. Officially titled “Disney’s Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel”, it pays tribute to Marvel superheroes and the artists who created them. Here’s a look at the hotel’s design and the art on show inside.

New York in Paris
The Art of Marvel is just a short walk away from the parks at Disneyland Paris. It celebrates the culture and energy of New York City, all in the style of a New York art gallery.





What’s on the menu?
There’s no shortage of food and beverage options on offer. On the menu are many New York specialties and a full range of Marvel-themed meals and drinks - for adults and kids alike. Downtown Restaurant (pictured) offers a “culinary journey through cosmopolitan New York” with dishes referencing Chinatown, Little Italy and American classics. Manhattan Restaurant serves a modern take on traditional Italian cuisine, Skyline Bar offers sleek cocktails and bites, and the Bleecker Street Lounge is a “subtle nod” to Doctor Strange and the Sanctum Sanctorum on Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village.

Selfies with Spidey
It’s not just the rooms and dining options to enjoy. Guests can take a selfie with Spider-Man at the Super Hero Station while at the Marvel Photo Station you can be immersed in Marvel movies such as Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain Marvel, Iron Man, Ant-Man, The Avengers, Thor, Spider-Man and Doctor Strange. Other hotel facilities include the Marvel Design Studio, Marvel Animators Bull Pen and the Hero Training Zone. See more at disneylandparis.com
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