Clarins spa at the Disneyland Hotel: open to all, by reservation

Yes: anyone can use the Clarins spa at the Disneyland Hotel, hotel guests or not. Booking a treatment works the same whether you have a room at the Disneyland Hotel or not, and you don’t even need a park ticket. Just one catch: you have to reserve in advance.

Since the Disneyland Hotel, the 5★ property standing at the gates of Disneyland Park, reopened on January 25, 2024, it has housed this premium spa, a partnership with the Clarins brand. Below, I cover the treatment menu, ballpark prices, how non-guests get in, and the steps to book.

Clarins is the partner brand behind the Disneyland Hotel spa. Fitting the hotel’s 5★ standing, it offers premium treatments in private treatment rooms. One treatment is exclusive to the Disneyland Hotel: the signature "Soin Signature Royale Détente," which lasts 1 hour 45 minutes. There are four treatment rooms in all, and three of them are set up for couples if you’d like to come together.

Keep in mind that the Clarins spa (the treatment rooms) and the hotel’s wellness area with its pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room are separate. Only guests with a room at the Disneyland Hotel can use the wellness area. Booking a treatment on its own, without an overnight stay, doesn’t get you into the pool or the steam room.

The spa offers a range of treatments using Clarins products, for the face as well as the body, plus hand and foot services. Parent-child packages and treatments for kids (ages 6 and up) are also available.

Staying at the Disneyland Hotel isn’t required to enjoy the spa. On treatment day, here’s how it works in practice: head to the Disneyland Hotel entrance and bring the email confirming your booking plus a photo ID. Together, they get you inside the hotel so you can make your way to the spa.

What you pay depends on which treatment you pick and how long it runs. For a ballpark: a short massage of around 30 minutes begins at roughly €80, and the longer rituals or top-tier parent-child packages can come close to €290. Facials and some of the rituals land in the middle.

These amounts are a guide only and change from season to season. For exact prices in 2026, refer to the PDF treatment menu above, which remains the up-to-date document.

It’s best to book ahead: time slots are limited and go fast, especially on weekends and during school breaks. You have two options: booking online on the spa’s own website, or booking by phone directly with the spa.

You can also ask the concierge on-site to book for you, though there’s a good chance it’ll be fully booked, particularly in peak season. The spa opens daily from 10:00 to 20:00.

If you’re thinking about staying on-site to combine the spa with a night at the hotel, take a look at the Disneyland Hotel Club rooms. And to compare all your lodging options, check out all the hotels compared.