Heading out of the room, we decided to see what else we could do at Hotel Les Trois Hiboux. In the lobby, you can find an entertainment room open till pretty late. Not your typical games room as it contained a range of interesting and unique games which most English guests won’t of seen. There was classic games like chess that could be played but, you could play different French games which are all explained beside each game. All designed in wood, this room was popular and kept with the feel the rest of the hotel. 

We played two really unique games which was pretty easy to pick up without understand. Although our names are not accurate, what we will call the frog game requires you to throw counters from a distance away at the target range. This being a wooden box with different holes on the top which then scores you different points. More points the better, with getting it inside the frogs mouth scoring you the maximum points! Looks easy but only one of us was lucky to score the hardest shot. 

You also have a spinning log game where you had to get the spin perfect as it spins down along the table / playing field. Spin it too light, you won’t score many points but if you spin it to much, you won’t score any. A simple game to understand but hard to master. Both provided plenty of entertainment for us and others seemed to love playing them.

It is good to note to play these games, the game parts need to be collected from the check in desk. They will ask you to hand over your ID which will be returned when you return the parts.  

Upon time to check out, which is by 10am, all you need to do is leave the room and put your cards in one of the boxes in the lobby. Simple as that. You can then put your items back in your car and head into the park through the special hotel entrance. This is again signposted by you can find it directly to your left when exiting to the hotel. The walkway takes you first to a security check point where metal detectors and bag checks take place, like it would at the entrance of the park. You can then head into the park which takes you to the Tonnerre 2 Zeus area. This is less than 5 minutes’ walk and you do get 30 minutes earlier access compared to the rest of the guests entering from the main entrance, so worthwhile for sure! As we went at the start of the season, we used this time to make our way to the new area, Toutatis Festival to be the first riders of the ride for the 2023 main season!

Overall, The Three Owls hotel was a fantastic offering and stay during our visit to Parc Asterix. Prices are from 92.25 euros per person and it has a lot to offer from all guests wanting to stay. From a romantic get away for couples through to families after a nature getaway, it ticks all of the boxes. We really had nothing bad to say about the hotel or stay. Dean said following his stay; “The Three Owls hotel at Parc Asterix was certainly focused on nature with the rooms separated into different blocks, and balcony or terrace areas overlooking the woodlands. It was of a great quality and had a good sleep. The bar and games area was a nice touch with some unique games to play. It was convenient having the parks own access into the park despite it being busy, it opens in plenty of time to allow guests to get in before the hotel ERT.” Austyn said; “I loved the hotel and the surroundings of it. It had more on offer than what I could see online, and it was a pleasant surprise and delight to stay here. Now I have visited, I would return in a future visit for the early access into the park and the large rooms you can have.”

A huge thank you to the team at Parc Asterix who offered us to stay at this hotel during our trip, with it being complimentary in return for our content and feedback along with our visit to the park. We would really recommend this hotel during your stay and if you fancy something more fancy, the other two offerings look unique for sure. Would you stay at one of the hotels at Parc Asterix? Let us know over on our social media your thoughts…