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Parc Astérix Announces New L’Odyssée Hotel Opening in March 2027

Parc Astérix Announces New L’Odyssée Hotel (Image: Parc Astérix)

Parc Astérix is expanding its hotel offering with the arrival of L’Odyssée Hôtel, a new four-star themed hotel set to open on 26 March 2027. Located near the French theme park, the new accommodation will feature 300 rooms, immersive theming inspired by ancient civilisations and restaurants designed to extend the adventure beyond the park gates.

The new hotel could make Parc Astérix an even more appealing destination for UK families planning a theme park holiday in France, particularly those looking to combine thrilling rides with an overnight stay.

According to the park’s announcement, bookings are scheduled to open on 30 October 2026, giving visitors the opportunity to start planning a future getaway.

L’Odyssée Hôtel Will Bring a New Themed Experience to Parc Astérix

L’Odyssée Hôtel will become the fourth hotel at Parc Astérix, joining the existing Les Quais de Lutèce, La Cité Suspendue and Les Trois Hiboux.

Rather than offering a conventional hotel experience, the new accommodation is being designed around an immersive world inspired by ancient civilisations. Its concept takes inspiration from a grand Eastern caravanserai, with influences from Persia, Egypt, Mesopotamia and Phoenicia.

The design will feature detailed architecture, atmospheric lighting and extensive greenery intended to evoke an oasis in the forest. The aim is to create an environment where the holiday experience continues long after visitors leave the theme park for the evening.

For families travelling from the UK, this could make the hotel an attraction in its own right, rather than simply somewhere to sleep between park visits.

300 Themed Rooms, Including Exclusive Suites

One of the biggest features of L’Odyssée Hôtel will be its 300 themed rooms, including family accommodation and four exclusive suites.

The hotel has been designed to offer a four-star experience, with its surroundings and interiors contributing to the overall theme. Its scale will also add considerable capacity to Parc Astérix’s existing hotel portfolio.

Staying close to a theme park can make a short break easier to organise, particularly for families who want to spend more than one day exploring the attractions without travelling back to accommodation elsewhere each evening.

Parc Astérix says hotel guests will also benefit from convenient walking access to the park and early access to selected attractions, helping them make more of their visit.

Two Restaurants and a Bar Will Extend the Experience

Food and drink will form another important part of the new hotel.

L’Odyssée Hôtel is set to feature two restaurants: Le Restaurant des Marchands and Le Restaurant des Sables. Both will offer visitors the opportunity to enjoy meals in surroundings inspired by the hotel’s ancient-civilisation theme.

There will also be a bar called L’Oasis, providing another space for guests to relax after a day of rollercoasters, family attractions and entertainment.

Having restaurants and a bar within the hotel could be particularly convenient for visitors travelling with children, allowing them to spend less time organising transport for evening meals.

The hotel will also include a flexible seminar and events space, giving it a role beyond leisure tourism.

How Much Will a Stay at L’Odyssée Hôtel Cost?

Parc Astérix has announced a starting price of €328.30 for a package based on one day and one night, equivalent to approximately €82.06 per person for two adults and two children.

This provides an initial indication of the potential cost for families considering a visit. However, the final price will depend on the package, dates and availability, so visitors should check the official booking website before making travel arrangements.

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For UK travellers, it is also worth factoring in transport to France, any overnight accommodation required during the journey, meals outside the package and other holiday expenses.

Booking a hotel and park package may be a convenient way to organise a short break, but it is worth comparing the total cost with alternative accommodation options before committing.

Planning a UK Trip to Parc Astérix

Parc Astérix is located in Plailly, north of Paris, making it a possible destination for a long weekend or a longer French holiday.

For visitors travelling from the UK, there are several options to consider.

Travelling by Eurostar

Visitors can take the Eurostar to Paris and arrange onward transport to Parc Astérix. However, the park is outside central Paris, so travellers should plan the final part of the journey in advance.

Travelling by car

Driving to France gives families more flexibility, particularly if they are carrying luggage or visiting other attractions during the same holiday. Travellers can compare ferry crossings or the Channel Tunnel with the cost of driving and parking.

Flying to Paris

Flying may suit visitors travelling from airports with convenient connections to Paris. However, travellers should compare the full journey, including airport transfers and onward transport to the park, rather than looking at flight prices alone.

Whichever option you choose, check the travel arrangements carefully before booking your hotel, especially if you are planning to arrive on opening day.

What Else Can Visitors Expect at Parc Astérix?

Parc Astérix is themed around the adventures of Asterix and Obelix, the famous comic-book characters, and combines rollercoasters, family rides, shows and themed areas.

Its existing hotel collection already offers different ways to extend a visit, from the Gaul-inspired setting of Les Quais de Lutèce to the woodland atmosphere of Les Trois Hiboux and the Celtic-inspired La Cité Suspendue.

L’Odyssée Hôtel will add another distinct setting to this collection, giving visitors more choice when planning an overnight stay.

For UK theme park fans, the addition could also help make Parc Astérix a stronger alternative to a traditional Paris city break, particularly for families who want to dedicate a holiday to rides and attractions.

A New Reason to Plan a French Theme Park Holiday in 2027

The opening of L’Odyssée Hôtel represents another development in Parc Astérix’s plans to expand its visitor experience. The park has outlined a wider investment programme worth €250 million by 2030, with the new hotel forming part of its ambition to encourage visitors to stay longer.

With 300 rooms, four-star accommodation, two restaurants and a distinctive ancient-civilisation theme, L’Odyssée Hôtel could be an attractive option for families planning a French theme park break in 2027.

The hotel is scheduled to open on 26 March 2027, and bookings are due to begin on 30 October 2026.

Visitors interested in staying should check the official Parc Astérix website for package details, availability and the latest information before making plans.

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