Yomo Patagonia

Im not one to ever leave reviews We traveled as a group of 8 (4 adults 4 kids) Rooms- 2 single beds and a sofa bed for the kids,rooms are like something from 1991 dated,long and narrow magnolia on tap. Location-brilliant for the chair lift but thats about it you have to catch a bus into town and back make sure you have cash for the bus. Staff-rude very aggressive in the way they speak. Restaurant-absolute shambles they had booked a private party of 30 in to the restaurant meaning there was no room For guests ,food is very limited and no good for kids. All in all i would say dont bodder staying here not worth the hassle.

Fantastic Hotel! We have just returned from a weeks stay in Yomo Patagonia with half board. What a lovely hotel, fantastic food, staff and hotel rooms (ours had a bath). Our whole stay was made very comfortable and all the staff had one aim and that was to make a perfect and memorable stay. The restaurant provided consistently amazing and appetising food that was fresh, hot and with lots of variety and also plentiful. We were welcomed every evening in the restaurant by lovely Florencia and shown to our table. The wine was not included in our package but was very reasonably priced. Our room was very comfortable and cleaned daily to a very high standard, with a small kitchenette and kettle, fridge and table and chairs. The location of the hotel was virtually next to the chairlift (using skis or ordinary footwear) which takes you up to the skiing area . For convenience, we hired a ski locker at the top of the chairlift. The hotel didn't have a dedicated ski room, but you could store your skis in the games room and use a padlock to secure them into the racks and take boots up to your room. A blue run (summer road) takes you from the ski area down to the bottom of the chair lift. The hotel was advertised (Crystal Ski) as a ski in/out which isn't strictly true as you cannot ski out of the hotel as there is no piste downwards. The village is a little walk which we didn't do. We took the chairlift up to the ski area and the gondola down to the village. There is a very reasonably priced supermarket next door to the Hunters restaurant. There is ample public parking outside the hotel. We would have no hesitation in recommending this hotel as the perfect place to stay for a holiday in Arinsal. Enjoy!

We've just returned from our first skiing trip with our daughter we were travelling for 12 hours and arrived in the hotel after 9pm tired and hungry the check in started to go smooth until the receptionist asked for our payment we explained it was paid through our travel company because it was late on a Sunday evening he gave us our room key told us not to worry it would be sorted the next day but I emailed the travel company got a reply later with a number to call incase of emergencies my husband went down to reception the next morning for directions and a female receptionist was there she was very helpful and polite until my husband asked if the payment issue was resolved and her attitude completely changed demanding payment my husband explained that we were under the impression that it was paid and he would contact the company they were very apologetic and couldn't understand what happened but were willing to speak to the receptionist and explain that it was completely their fault and to apologise the receptionist wouldn't speak to them just kept demanding that we pay my husband ended up walking away I'm not saying the hotel were wrong in asking for payment but customer service goes a long way and this girl had none whatsoever

We had an absolutely wonderful time at Yomo Patagonia! From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond to ensure our stay was perfect. Matias and Florencia were particularly fantastic, always friendly and helpful, making us feel truly welcome. A definite highlight was the table magic show by Marc the Magician! He was incredibly talented and entertaining, leaving us all amazed and delighted. The hotel itself located next to the chair lift was lovely, with comfortable rooms and great amenities. We can't wait to return to Yomo Patagonia for another magical experience!

Firstly top tips we wish we knew: 1. The mystery free white bus of Arinsal. Doesn’t pick anyone up. Never ever wait for it. It’s Andorra’s biggest Mystery 2. Therefore bring cash and get the yellow bus into pal if your going there. 3. Arcalis is the place to go, Arinsal and Pal are good (Pal in particular has some nice runs) but Arcalis has a green run that took me 20 mins and was brilliant for a beginner/intermediate like me We arrived on Sunday about 5ish and checked in, room not huge 309 but pretty good, nice little kitchen area and a fridge. Beds a bit on the hard side for us but it’s personal preference. Food was brilliant in 20 years of buffet type foods this is right up there. Fresh tasty, chefs coming out often is a good sign. Pork ribs were a particular highlight, no sauce is a good sign. Little point if you have an allergy/intolerance check before eating. I’m lactose free and could see cream on food that said it didn’t. Chefs kindly made me some without cream which was nice. No lockers for ski gear but did have locks you slide in but there wasn’t enough so had to take skis into room each time which was a little annoying. All in all bar a couple of parts it’s 5 stars, I would stay there again particularly because of the food. Big thanks to Paul and the Copper couple for the chats and help during our holiday.