Although I did not use connecting rooms while staying here, it would not be surprising if it did. This is a major chain hotel with the usual features and accommodations. Good luck.

To get from Paris to Disneyland Paris you need to take the RER A line, the red line, east (ost) to Marne-la-Vallee–Chessy. The bullet stops here too.

We took the RER train to Gare du Nord and then hopped on the Metro. If you're comfortable with public transport, go for it!

You can easily get into central Paris using the train service. RER line B will take you to Chatelet Les Halles, where the metro line 1, direction Defense will take you to Porte Maillot station for the hotel. If I recall the train to metro interchange was quite a walk, so if you’ve got a lot of luggage it’s a taxi from the airport I think. The metro isn’t very welcoming as you get late into the night, so you might also want to avoid that ifyourflightarrives late.

For a meal at the Eiffel Tower I would try a book direct with the restaurant if you go onto the Jules Verne website there is an email address to book. The views are amazing, but it’s expensive. For cruises on the Seine I’d look at Tripadvisor and find one with a lot of positive reviews.