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Noisy, noisy, noisy. We had read reviews that this place was noisy but no way was I expecting this. We were on the -2 level, below the restaurants and lounge area. It is impossible to get to sleep whilst people are moving chairs, tables and trolley above you. On weekends this can go to the early hours, only to be repeated again at 6am when they get the restaurant ready for breakfast. Add to this the paper thin walls and doors and you can hear the neighbors in the bathroom next door. People walking outside the room as if there wasn't a wall there. Room are extremely small and badly designed, not only is there next to no light, you can't open the wardrobe doors as the bed are in the way. The lounge area is very nice to hang around in when not skiing but service here is a bit hit and miss if you want a drink or tapas as the staff cant be found when you need them. It is the only area where you get anything decent wifi wise as it is next to useless in the room. This is not a four star experience. which is a pity because the potential is there. Location right on Plaza Andalucia is perfect.

The apartment was warm and clean. Good location. Good quality/price ratio overall.

Excellent stay in all aspects: - spectacular service, continuously attentive and service - the outdoor terrace to take some air-ski with an impressive view and very good letter - Many very well-placed areas and with a lot of charm for between hours. - Most complete and good quality breakfast - The rooms with good air conditioning and no detail was missing - We used the sports massage service that was offered and was francly good and professional. - The only thing you could put as a stick is that it is not at a reasonable distance to walk to the pradollano, but they supplied it with a magnificent transfer service and with the chair at the door of the hotel that gets you very quickly. - Also, you can go out and get in skiing from the same door of the hotel.

We have just spent almost a week at the hotel- our 3rd time in the recent years. It is great for people who like nice views, proximity to the ski slope and buffet food. Half board is always a great option for our family - dinner between 8 and 10.30pm works for us and there is plenty of choices - healthy, meats, fish and more plain kids options. The previous 2 times we stayed over Xmas and there was lots of seafood which normally is more pricy but the hotel maintained low dinner prices (13 euros per adult with tap water) so people staying outside the hotel were flocking on Xmas eve and the following day while some other restaurants were closed. The room rates are very competitively priced and unlike similarly priced self catered apartments in the area, there is plenty of common spaces with comfortable sofas and even a games room. The on-site ski rental shop is also a massive plus and again the prices are very competitive, actually cheaper than in the centre of Pradollano. We have not used the spa/ massage facilities as these actually are expensive in my view. The hotel is quite big and has lots of maintenance needs but I always see that the management prioritises within financial constraints. For example the old ski lockers do not bother me as they are functional. The cleaning quality is always top notch even though some people may be discouraged as terracotta tiles in bedrooms and bathrooms have old age marks. Overall the hotel has a feel of a large alpine chalet, rather than a modern business hotel.