Parc Astérix in France has announced the opening date of its fourth hotel, the 300-room L'Odyssée Hotel, which is set to welcome guests on 26 March 2027.
Designed as a large Eastern caravanserai, the new property will immerse guests in ancient civilisations, offering themed decor, atmospheric lighting and unique architectural details.
It will feature two major restaurants, Le Restaurant des Marchands and Le Restaurant des Sables, as well as a bar called L’Oasis.
"With L'Odyssée Hôtel, we are taking a major step forward in the hotel development of Parc Astérix," said Delphine Pons, managing director of Parc Astérix.
The 300-room L'Odyssée Hotel at Parc Astérix is set to welcome guests on 26 March 2027Parc Astérix
"This hotel offers total immersion, unparalleled comfort and a unique experience, transforming every stay into a truly sensory journey."
The new hotel is part of Parc Astérix's €250 million, three-year investment plan, which also includes the new Londinium zone and a renovated Greek zone.
In addition, Parc Astérix has expanded and transformed its Egypt zone to provide an immersive experience with Cleopatra and the Egyptian gods.
L'Odyssée Hôtel is part of "our overall investment plan of €250m by 2030, aimed at enhancing the park's appeal and enriching the experience of our visitors", Pons said.
The new L'Odyssée Hôtel is part of Parc Astérix's €250 million, three-year investment planParc Astérix
"L'Odyssée Hôtel will therefore allow the adventure to continue even after the attractions have closed and represents a bold step towards the future of the park and the experience we want to offer our guests," she added.
At Parc Astérix, L'Odyssée Hôtel will join three existing hotels – Les Quais de Lutèce, La Cité Suspendue and Les Trois Hiboux.
Ahead of the new hotel's opening, Parc Astérix is launching a nationwide recruitment drive for nearly 200 positions, including roles in housekeeping, catering and reception. The park will hold a recruitment day on 10 December.
This summer, Parc Astérix launched new nighttime show with drones called Asterix et la Potion d’étoiles .
