Hotels With Bar in Canillo, Andorra

The location of the hotel is quite away from the main area, about a 15/20 minute walk UP HILL to lifts ect, I would 100% recommend booking minibus at reception to take you to lifts, best to book the day/ morning before. Rooms are warm with good storage spaces for cases and equipment with safe and fridge, beds are good too, and we had a twin room and we separated the beds for our own space, the only down side is that you don't have plugs but the bedsides these are located by the dess/ dresser opposite so not much of a problem. Also rooms have a large window that opens inwards, so if you have kids please keep this in mind as they open right up. Also keep on mind that reception is at top of hotel at level 5 and room, ski lockers and spa are below. Food is at a good standard when it comes to Breakfast, all that you need to start off you're day times are from 07.30 to 09.30 and this is the same for dinner 19.30 to 21.30, but you can still order food throughout the day portions are a good size and not expensive Spa is to a good standard, this you have to book and you have 1 x free pass to this for you stay, after that it's 9 euros per person. Over all a Very good hotel and a good environment, entertainment in evenings from magic to live music that is chilled in the bar area

Our first stay here, and we were not disappointed from the moment we arrived (greeted with a glass of Cava), to the time we left (provided with a great picnic as we had to catch our transfer to the airport a couple of hours before breakfast started). The hotel staff were very attentive to all our needs, and in some cases went above and beyond what we might have expected, such as the bus drivers who took us to and from the gondola station, and came to meet us as we walked towards the bus so that they could carry our skis and poles for us. We were very pleased with our stay here, and would have no hesitation recommending this hotel to anyone wanting to visit Soldeu

Let's keep it simple with a pros and cons review! Pros: cheaper than many other hotel considering position and season (ski season), free ski lockers, 30mt from gondolas (cable car), big, varied and tasty breakfast, nice mountain hotel-like mood with a nice hall with fireplace, pool table books and bar. Personally I dind't mind the fact that the hotel was basically NEVER renewed to modern standards, it has that sort of ”early 80's” style... BUT... Cons: ...but that comes with many flaws! Dated furniture and smell of smoke/toilet, luckily not in all the rooms. When we complained about that, we only had a maid showing up with a spray product, as if this would have solved the issue. Unbelievable! Eventually we changed room (tip: go for a TWIN room, chances are it will be bigger). The room look nowhere near as neat as in the pictures. Don't be fooled by that. Overall is a good choice for skiers who don't want to spend crazy money for accomodation.

Awesome. Nothing to remark in negative. Staff are professional. Place, service, staff, clean, Reception, parking, food, wines, wellness. I fully recomend this awesome hotel. Andorra is a nice country, but this kind of hotels becomes better.

Hôtel impeccablement tenu, tout confort, équipements de qualité, petit-déjeuner excellent, accueil chaleureux et attentif. Situation géographique parfaite, à l'écart de la nationale, dans un hameau très calme accroché à la colline et sans aucune difficulté de stationnement. Le Funicamp est à 5 minutes. Nous avons passé un excellent séjour (2 nuits ) et comptons bien en faire notre point de chute pour les prochains séjours de ski.

Lovely hotel, close to the Gondola station with everything you need for a great ski holiday.The rooms are light and warm , comfortable beds and a modern bathroom, coffee machines and fridge/ mini bar and a safe are provided.The bar is welcoming and there is a comfortable lounge area with views of the piste. The terrace has amazing views of the slopes , there is plenty of comfortable outdoor seating, heaters and fireplaces. The food is tasty, plentiful and delicious. We even had handmade sushi on offer! The staff are attentive, happy and friendly,nothing is too much trouble for them. There is a soft play area for children, indoor pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and gym. We traveled as a family of 4 adults and a 8 month old baby, we had a great time, thank you x

Great staff, great hotel. You will want a car ideally and spaces directly outside are limited but think there's paid parking or just up the hill. We stayed to try out grandvalira ski area, which has a lot of mileage but needs decent snow coverage and runs are shorter than the classic alpine resorts - enjoyable nevertheless. Anyway as family with two 15 year old boys we booked two rooms at good rates for 4 nights. Pool / spa was a bonus, you need nominally to book a slot and must wear a cap which you can buy for 3 euros. Breakfasts good and plentiful but bean to cup machine can't really make espresso to speak of. Bar had table football, pool, plus other games so good for a drink and some fun. Didn't try food there in the evening. Rooms very comfortable, quiet. Shower works fine but don't expect a torrent. Front desk staff lovely (Alex from memory but all the others as well). Recommend without hesitation. One ask to the hotel - gym was way too hot to use, and I'm fit / thin. I practically melted down running easy on treadmill even with the small desk fan and my own portable gym fan. Cooling may be difficult as it's buried deep in the building but ideally a portable Aircon or really strong fan. It's clear nobody uses it as a result since the water wasn't refilled for two days. And not related to the hotel, we found it easier to drive to the long telecabine in encamp to get into the middle of the skiing area, we almost got stuck trying to navigate the tricky lift combo to get back to the Canillo telecabine. Anyway thanks to roc meller team for a lovely stay.

We have 2 young girls so we wanted somewhere close to the slopes so we wouldn’t have to drive , get buses etc. This hotel is a 2 minute walk from the gondola, and Canillo itself is the ideal location for beginners/ children, with easy access to more challenging slopes for those with more experience. The hotel was really clean, our room was a great size,, the staff were all super friendly , and the food was good and varied enough for everyone”s tastes (though paella really shouldn’t be spicy!). We will definitely be booking again.

The location of the hotel is quite away from the main area, about a 15/20 minute walk UP HILL to lifts ect, I would 100% recommend booking minibus at reception to take you to lifts, best to book the day/ morning before. Rooms are warm with good storage spaces for cases and equipment with safe and fridge, beds are good too, and we had a twin room and we separated the beds for our own space, the only down side is that you don't have plugs but the bedsides these are located by the dess/ dresser opposite so not much of a problem. Also rooms have a large window that opens inwards, so if you have kids please keep this in mind as they open right up. Also keep on mind that reception is at top of hotel at level 5 and room, ski lockers and spa are below. Food is at a good standard when it comes to Breakfast, all that you need to start off you're day times are from 07.30 to 09.30 and this is the same for dinner 19.30 to 21.30, but you can still order food throughout the day portions are a good size and not expensive Spa is to a good standard, this you have to book and you have 1 x free pass to this for you stay, after that it's 9 euros per person. Over all a Very good hotel and a good environment, entertainment in evenings from magic to live music that is chilled in the bar area

Let's keep it simple with a pros and cons review! Pros: cheaper than many other hotel considering position and season (ski season), free ski lockers, 30mt from gondolas (cable car), big, varied and tasty breakfast, nice mountain hotel-like mood with a nice hall with fireplace, pool table books and bar. Personally I dind't mind the fact that the hotel was basically NEVER renewed to modern standards, it has that sort of ”early 80's” style... BUT... Cons: ...but that comes with many flaws! Dated furniture and smell of smoke/toilet, luckily not in all the rooms. When we complained about that, we only had a maid showing up with a spray product, as if this would have solved the issue. Unbelievable! Eventually we changed room (tip: go for a TWIN room, chances are it will be bigger). The room look nowhere near as neat as in the pictures. Don't be fooled by that. Overall is a good choice for skiers who don't want to spend crazy money for accomodation.

Great staff, great hotel. You will want a car ideally and spaces directly outside are limited but think there's paid parking or just up the hill. We stayed to try out grandvalira ski area, which has a lot of mileage but needs decent snow coverage and runs are shorter than the classic alpine resorts - enjoyable nevertheless. Anyway as family with two 15 year old boys we booked two rooms at good rates for 4 nights. Pool / spa was a bonus, you need nominally to book a slot and must wear a cap which you can buy for 3 euros. Breakfasts good and plentiful but bean to cup machine can't really make espresso to speak of. Bar had table football, pool, plus other games so good for a drink and some fun. Didn't try food there in the evening. Rooms very comfortable, quiet. Shower works fine but don't expect a torrent. Front desk staff lovely (Alex from memory but all the others as well). Recommend without hesitation. One ask to the hotel - gym was way too hot to use, and I'm fit / thin. I practically melted down running easy on treadmill even with the small desk fan and my own portable gym fan. Cooling may be difficult as it's buried deep in the building but ideally a portable Aircon or really strong fan. It's clear nobody uses it as a result since the water wasn't refilled for two days. And not related to the hotel, we found it easier to drive to the long telecabine in encamp to get into the middle of the skiing area, we almost got stuck trying to navigate the tricky lift combo to get back to the Canillo telecabine. Anyway thanks to roc meller team for a lovely stay.

We have 2 young girls so we wanted somewhere close to the slopes so we wouldn’t have to drive , get buses etc. This hotel is a 2 minute walk from the gondola, and Canillo itself is the ideal location for beginners/ children, with easy access to more challenging slopes for those with more experience. The hotel was really clean, our room was a great size,, the staff were all super friendly , and the food was good and varied enough for everyone”s tastes (though paella really shouldn’t be spicy!). We will definitely be booking again.

We have just returned home from a great weeks stay in The Hotel Austria. The Hosts , Leo and Elodee went out of their way to make sure our stay was perfect. Being slightly out of Soldeu was no problem at all , as they laid on transport to take us straight to the lifts,at either Grau or Soldeu, which fitted in Perfectly.The rooms were Clean ,warm and big enough for all our ski gear, with our own lockers outside of our room. There was always plenty of hot water and the showers were really powerful, just what you need after a days skiing.The food was fabulous with a great choice of food, a special every evening from the grill and a fantastic wine list,with their restaurant manager Agustin so knowledgeable about all his different wines, made for the whole dinning experience a pleasure. If you looking to go skiing in Soldeu Andorra, then this is a fantastic place to stay, free shuttle bus to the slopes, plenty to do in the evening, A 2 hour happy hour with drinks half price every evening, a massive tv showing all sport ,pool table and table football for your amusment.

If you look for a quiet place, with beautiful views, large, clean and sunshine and quiet rooms. A careful service and solve any problem you have. Parking in front and guaranteed place. Small spa, with sauna and Turkish bathroom. This is your site. It is not in the center but it compensates with everything else.

My daughter and I have just had a wonderful ski week in Soldeu/ El Tarter based at the Hotel Canaro. The hotel was excellent, cosy, warm, spacious rooms, staff excellent and very efficient shuttle bus to the slopes in El Tarter. However the best thing for us was really excellent vegan food in the restaurant. Everyone enjoyed their food from what I could tell. We were delighted with four courses every evening in the Crystal Ski package deal. Would recommend highly.

Our first stay here, and we were not disappointed from the moment we arrived (greeted with a glass of Cava), to the time we left (provided with a great picnic as we had to catch our transfer to the airport a couple of hours before breakfast started). The hotel staff were very attentive to all our needs, and in some cases went above and beyond what we might have expected, such as the bus drivers who took us to and from the gondola station, and came to meet us as we walked towards the bus so that they could carry our skis and poles for us. We were very pleased with our stay here, and would have no hesitation recommending this hotel to anyone wanting to visit Soldeu

Awesome. Nothing to remark in negative. Staff are professional. Place, service, staff, clean, Reception, parking, food, wines, wellness. I fully recomend this awesome hotel. Andorra is a nice country, but this kind of hotels becomes better.

Lovely hotel, close to the Gondola station with everything you need for a great ski holiday.The rooms are light and warm , comfortable beds and a modern bathroom, coffee machines and fridge/ mini bar and a safe are provided.The bar is welcoming and there is a comfortable lounge area with views of the piste. The terrace has amazing views of the slopes , there is plenty of comfortable outdoor seating, heaters and fireplaces. The food is tasty, plentiful and delicious. We even had handmade sushi on offer! The staff are attentive, happy and friendly,nothing is too much trouble for them. There is a soft play area for children, indoor pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and gym. We traveled as a family of 4 adults and a 8 month old baby, we had a great time, thank you x

When we first arrived El Tarter we were all initially disappointed as the resort looked a bit like a building site and our room rather basic. However, the hotel grew on us. - Ski lift location: 9/10 (great location but icy step to climb up/down before flight of 20 none icy steps) - Breakfast 10/10. - Dinner 8/10 (great that it is waiter service, not obvious water is chargeable at 3 euros per bottle. Would have liked a cheese option for dessert) - bar area 8/10 (only 1 staff so service is slow when busy and not all drinks in menu available. Need more seating for when it’s busy. - room 8/10 basic but served purpose. Robe & slippers nice. - Spa 7/10 (looks beautiful but was included in price when we booked. Since been revamped & is now chargeable with kids allowed in 12-18h so you need to go outside these hours if you want peace and quiet). Crystal Ski tried initially not to refund us but paid us only £100 which doesn’t cover the cost. Sauna & steam room not hot enough for us as max was 70 degrees. Too small a pool to have kids jumping in when you have paid to relax. - clientele: primarily Spanish, English, French. Unfortunately there were 2 Spanish couples with 4 screechy young kids that drove everyone insane in the bar area 1 night for over an hour. At dinner some tables (us included) left & came back later to eat in peace. Credit to the hotel, after many complaints they withdrew their dinner access & they only had breakfast access. We never saw them in the bar again! Conclusion: We would return to this hotel but would prefer if it was adult only as some kids were allowed to run around the restaurant playing hide & seek.

Stayed in a pleasant modern 1 bedroom apt operated by Pierre et Vacances booked through Crystal Ski. Disappointed to find reception didn't open until 3pm and rooms unavailable until 5pm having been dropped off at bus stop down the road by Crystal transfer coach from Toulouse. However we got into apt soon after 3pm. Reception staff v helpful. Hard to find our ski store room in basement car park and way out. This was also unheated and v wet. Should have hired a locker near lift as hard work with 2 young children walking uphill to gondola or chair lift carrying skis and crossing busy road. We asked for twin beds and got them. Heating good with lots of adjustable radiators for drying gear. No plug for kitchen sink or bath and not available. Toaster caused a power cut but easy to right in fuse box and reception provided a brand new toaster. Well equipped kitchen with plenty of crockery and good utensils. Big fridge freezer. Microwave and electric oven and 3 induction rings. Dishwasher and washing machine. Small pack of cleaning stuff provided. Towels and bed linen changed mid week but not cleaned. Fairly quiet except for the odd door bang. Lift. TV with BBC news. Good WiFi. No view. Easy to open windows with roller shutters. Good well lit and ventilated bathroom with bidet, loo and bath(unusable with no plug!) with shower over and drying lines. Not much in village and spoilt by busy main road. Lot of ongoing smart apt devpt. Food shop cafe and a few basic restaurants (pizza/pasta/burger) up steep hill behind (good for takeaways). Neilson Hotel le Clos nearby and has happy hour (-10%) 5.30-6.30. Supermarket 10 min walk down road and good shop in petrol station over the road. We used Euroski hotel's swimming pool and sauna (jacuzzi and steam room not working) 10 mins safe walk up road towards Soldeu. Towels provided but need to buy/hire swim caps. €7/10/14 admission depending on age and what's open. You can also go to Llop Gris pool in village near chair lift. All worked well for us but it's nothing special and lacks real charm and character like most of Andorra.