Hotels Andorra

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Hotel Piolets Soldeu Centre
Soldeu, Andorra
Hotels
Terrasse Suitable for Wheelchairs Family Rooms Children Playground Non-Smoking Rooms
from 149.21 EUR / night
from 107.10 EUR / night
Annapurna Aparthotel
Ansalonga, Andorra
Apartments
Garden Terrasse Suitable for Wheelchairs Family Rooms Children Playground Non-Smoking Rooms
from 60.75 EUR / night
from 171.45 EUR / night
Aparthotel Sant Andreu
Arinsal, Andorra
Apartments
Terrasse Non-Smoking Rooms Family Rooms Children Playground
from 63.19 EUR / night
Pierre & Vacances Pas de la Casa Princesa
El Pas De La Casa, Andorra
Apartments
Family Rooms
from 85.00 EUR / night
Pierre & Vacances Andorra Bordes d’Envalira
Andorra La Vella, Andorra
Apartments
Non-Smoking Rooms Family Rooms
from 78.00 EUR / night
Magic Pas
Hotels
Family Rooms Non-Smoking Rooms Suitable for Wheelchairs
from 97.01 EUR / night
Himalaia Soldeu
Soldeu, Andorra
Hotels
Suitable for Wheelchairs Family Rooms Children Playground
from 144.52 EUR / night
Apartaments TurĂ­stics Prat de Les Mines
Llorts, Andorra
Apartments
Family Rooms
from 97.75 EUR / night
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Andorra

Hotels in Andorra

Hotels in Andorra: hotels in Andorra at ski resorts and hotels for shopping in Andorra la Vella, family hotels in Arinsal and all inclusive hotels in El Tarter. Available for booking hotels in Andorra can be found on this page. Rooms in Andorran hotels both in winter and summer can be booked online right on the portal.

Hotels in Andorra are attractive for holiday in the Pyrenees in any season. Andorra, a tiny European country, "sandwiched" between France and Spain, which as well as other well-known "lilliput" Monaco is a principality. Andorra is famous firstly for ski vacations. Hotels in Andorra annually host such number of tourists, which is much higher than the 70 thousandth population of the country. Holidays in the Pyrenees, in fact, has become one of the synonyms of tourism in Andorra. Many hotels in Andorra now offer lovers of active winter holidays their services not only by accommodation, but also by providing the necessary ski equipment and professional instructors, some of which are included in the hotel's staff. As a rule, ski courses in Andorra offer luxury hotels, which have contracts for servicing the guests with local ski schools.

The main ski resorts of Andorra in the Pyrenees are Pas de la Casa Grau Roig, Soldeu El Tarter, Pal-Arinsal and Ordino-Arcalis. The resorts are located compactly and in greater or lesser extent have common level of prices and conditions for skiing. But it is worth to additionally note Pas de la Casa Grau Roig and Soldeu El Tarter, which were recently united in a single complex GRAND VALIR. These ski resorts offer single lift passes on their tracks.

It is not necessary to book hotels in Andorra near the selected resort. Andorra is a compact country, where in addition is excellently developed local transport. In the country there are special bus lines Ski Bus, which with the regularity of 15 minutes run between the ski resorts and towns of Andorra.

In addition to ski holidays, Andorra is also a popular shopping region. The largest number of guests, who stay in Andorran hotels, is one-day tourists, who come to the principality for fashionable shopping. To date, on the Andorran territory operates virtually tax-free trade regime. Shopping in Andorra is a pleasure, as all goods in this country cost on average by third cheaper than in neighboring Spain or France. The center of shopping in Andorra is the capital Andorra la Vella. Hotels in Andorra, for those who want to get into the country for shopping, are better to be booked in autumn or spring - in Andorra it is a traditional season of discounts in supermarkets. Andorra, perhaps, is the best place in Europe to buy ski equipment - the choice is huge and prices are often several times less than the average. Major shopping complexes in Andorra are Andorra 2000, Pyrenees, and others, which are located in the heart of Andorra la Vella on the streets Princip Benlloch, Meritxell and Carlemany.

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