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nice property very nice pool and bar just very far from actual hotel.

Great location in a lovely little village, the view from the front of the hotel is lovely, sadly it is built within a rockface therefore some rooms do not benefit of this view despite being sold as a mountain view suite, ours was on the first floor and our terrace opened out onto a view of stone. The staff were very attentive and friendly. The buffet restaurant was a very good standard with lots of choice for the evening buffet for just €20. The rooms are lovely however our shower temperature was very uncomfortable. Overall a good hotel but personally I wouldn’t choose to stay again due to a few niggles.

In my opinion its the best hotel in the area. Good size rooms, friendly and polite staff and great facilities.

Nice spa. Ok breakfast. Big rooms. Cheap Haircuts. Good massages.

Fantastic rooms. Good breakfast. I will go back next time.

If you're thinking of using the spa you'll need a swimming cap and flip flops.

The views are great. Since it was a down season, some if the amenities were limited: some restaurants closed or had limited choices.the hotel should let us know during checkin and not when we came down for dinner..Also I thought it was a bot rude for the breakfast staff to ask us to leave exactly at 10:30 when rhe breakfast time was over..that could have waited another couple minutes so I could at leadt finish my coffee

Gym was really great in fact as good as the best anywhere. Common areas like bar were more like hostel than hotel though and breakfast was a bit substandard in a grim space almost totally devoid so of natural daylight.

Pool area was nice, but it took us 3 lifts and a 5 minute walk to get to it! The room we were given had a terrible view and was as far away from the facilities as you could get considering the amount we paid for it. We felt the value for money at this hotel was poor.

This was the nicest place we could find in Andorra. It was definitely off season and felt abandoned. The lights are all on sensors (that are a bit slow), so hallways were always dark at first, which isn’t very inviting. It’s a bit from town but it’s nice to have some fresh air and a view of the mountains. The room got so hot that we had to take our key card out at night so the furnace would shut off and then we opened the windows for a bit. The spa area had too many rules (we had to buy overpriced swim caps and flip flops to use the pool) and was not attached to the hotel. The steam room and parts of the area needed a bit of a cleaning and refresher/paint etc. I wish we had done more research and gone to Caldea instead for our spa day. The massages were weak and I would not recommend it. The women who gave them were clearly more used to giving facials, plus they shorted us 10 minutes on the massages. They did not even have robes in the spa area and the hotel gave us a card to check out 1 flimsy towel each. The lockers require €1 every time you open it/lock it. We has some trouble communicating with the staff at times. Thank goodness I speak some Spanish, because English speakers must not be common guests. But this may just be an off season thing.