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Hotel in Escaldes-Engordany, Escaldes-Engordany

Conveniently set in the center of Escaldes-Engordany, Hotel MIM Andorra provides air-conditioned rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi and a restaurant. Lovely rooms, great food, All MiM team were so kind. They help you what ever you need.

Hotel Metropolis

Hotel in Escaldes-Engordany, Andorra la Vella

Set right in the heart of Escaldes, this modern hotel is located just 492 feet from Andorra's pedestrian shopping area, the town’s famous Caldea spa and from the new spa center Inúu. Newly renovated, very clean and great location.

Hotel Parador de Canolich - Only Adults

Hotel in Bixessarri

The Hotel Parador de Canolich - Only Adults is located on the outskirts of the tiny village of Bixessarri, in Andorra. The hosts were incredibly kind, the facilities were clean, comfortable beds, amazing views. The food at the restaurant was delicious!

Acta Arthotel

Hotel in Andorra Shopping Area, Andorra la Vella

Acta Arthotel in Andorra la Vella features a local gastronomy restaurant, "Plato restaurant", a spa with a sauna and Turkish baths. All rooms have free Wi-Fi internet access. Room size was spacious, staff super friendly and helpful, breakfast and dinner restaurants well stocked and yummy. Room was quiet, despite the floor being full of guests. The hotel is well poisitioned in Andorra la Vella being between the old town and the new.

Petit Hotel

Hotel in Pas de la Casa

This comfortable hotel is in central Pas de la Casa, by the Grandvalira Ski Resort. It offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms and public areas. All rooms at the Petit Hotel have a private balcony. Just had 2 nights stay here to visit family. We did not ski but plenty of people were who were staying at the hotel did. Hotel is located at the top end of town right by all the shops. No bars so very quiet, which is what we wanted. Marianne checked us in and our booking came with breakfast. Marianne showed us to the room and had put the heating on, so it was toasty warm. This was excellent customer service for me. The rooms have a lovely balcony with exceptional views. Day 1 was dry and clear, so perfect to sit and people watch. There is a fridge in the room, which you can put in whatever you want. Tea was available and a small kettle with 2 bottles of water. It’s a 5 minute walk to the ski lifts, maybe longer carrying skis etc. The hotel is really clean. Plenty of choice at breakfast, which is served in the bar, which yes is petit after the name. A lovely lady made us a coffee and we had a choice of the following:- fresh orange juice, cereal, yoghurts, fruit bowl, and ham cheese. Butter jam etc. Fresh bread which was four different choices. A selection of teas. There was scrambled egg and bacon as well. Also a selection of fresh pastries. I have to say I was very impressed, as we had read too many reviews on other hotels, which are closer to the lifts but also to the nightlife, which made us a bit weary. The reviews we did read made us book the Petit Hotel and we are glad we did. If you stay after reading this, I hope you enjoy your stay as much as we did. We live in rural France, after living in a city for many years in the UK, so we do prefer peace and quiet. We had a bath in our room and bathrobes that all added to the experience.

Grand Plaza Hotel & Wellness

Hotel in Andorra la Vella

The elegant Grand Plaza Hotel & Wellness has an ideal setting, near the commercial center of Andorra La Vella. Its luxury accommodations is popular among famous actors, artists and politicians. Great hotel. The service was exceptional!

Andorra Park Hotel

Located in the center of Andorra La Vella, the Andorra Park Hotel offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and valley. It features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and fitness center. Luxurious hotel, large room and sparkling clean, very comfortable beds. Amazing view. Definitely recommended

Hotel & Spa Xalet Bringue

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Xalet Bringué Hotel is located in the Andorran Pyrenees mountain village of El Serrat. The attractive wood and stone building has designer interiors, while outside the terraces offer panoramic views. Everything,, location, room, dinner, staff, clean,

Hotel Starc by Pierre & Vacances Premium

Ideally located in the center of Andorra la Vella, Hotel Starc by Pierre & Vacances Premium has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, private parking and room service. The room is really big! The hotel is in the center of the city, very good positioning. It is also far from the road, so it is very quiet.

Les Pardines 1819 Mountain suites & SPA

Hotel in Encamp

Located in Encamp, 15 miles from Naturlandia, Les Pardines 1819 Mountain suites & SPA has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This is an exceptional hotel, everything about it was amazing. the design and history behind the property is beautiful. The room was super clean, the bed sheets were crisp clean and the finishing of the room and bathroom was top quality. the property has a gorgeous garden and restaurant. the area around the hotel was beautiful. It is situated outside the city but surrounded by beautiful nature, perfect for outdoor activities. The staff of the hotel made my vacation super nice. They were very friendly and helpful, they actually make you feel like you are a part of the family. I would like to thank them starting with Mr Hamed the Gardner to the owners of the hotel. I would like to mention Mr Giordy and Ms Luisa thank you for everything. I will definitely book this hotel in my future travels.

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About Andorra

If you’re looking for a peaceful mountain getaway off the beaten track, Andorra is the perfect destination. Located in the Pyrenees between France and Spain, this small nation is known for its stunning mountain scenery, vibrant ski resorts, and tax-free shopping. Whether you’re skiing in the winter or sightseeing in the summer, accommodation options span rustic villas to luxurious city hotels. Our pick of the best places to stay in Andorra offers easy access to the region’s attractions, and unbeatable scenery. Check out one of Andorra’s highlights, the Mirador Roc Del Quer in Canillo — located at the heart of the country and suspended in mid-air, the platform offers breathtaking views of the Pyrenees. For something more spiritual, explore the many historic religious sites across Andorra, including the Església de Sant Climent de Pal, the Sant Joan de Caselles Church and the Basílica Santuari de Nostra Senyora de Meritxell, which is the centre of Christianity in Andorra. If exploring nature is more your thing, make sure to visit the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, with its isolated villages, deep glacial valleys and abundance of wildlife. Whether you’re a keen hiker, a history enthusiast, a wildlife spotter or just looking for some modern comforts, Andorra has something for everyone. And best of all, wherever you choose to stay, you’ll be warmly welcomed. Below, we have listed the best places to stay in Andorra, hotels and hideaways where you’ll truly experience the spirit of this unique country.

The Best Places to Stay in Andorra

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• Andorra Park Hotel is a luxurious spa hotel located in Andorra La Vella and the country's first 5 star property. It is a fantastic property for relaxation and indulging in a vast range of spa and wellness treatments as well as gourmet dining options. Charming rooms are wood-panelled and have mountain views.
• Mountain Hostel Tarter is a good-value and welcoming hostel located in the very heart of El Tarter. This is a great option for those looking to explore outdoors all day and return to a clean, comfortable and sociable environment at night. An outdoor hot tub, hammocks and terrace with a view all add a special touch.
• Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa is a luxury spa hotel in the heart of the Pyrenees. As well as direct ski access and endless activities, the wellness offerings are unbeatable — 3 hours at the Sport Wellness Mountain Spa is included for every adult guest. Families will love the Kids & Teens Clubs, plus you'll find eight restaurants and swimming pool!
• Hotel Naudi is a family-run hotel and restaurant situated in the heart of this ski resort. Located just 200 metres from the slopes, with an amazing outdoor terrace, this is a chic and intimate boutique property that will appeal to couples looking to dine and relax in a peaceful environment.
• Hotel Palome is a good-value hotel with direct ski-in access to Pal-Arinsal ski resort. Spacious, comfortable, light-filled rooms provide a great base for days devoted to outdoor pursuits whether winter or summer. A gym and good restaurant complete the picture.

Pas de la Casa

• Grau Roig Boutique Hotel is a small luxury hotel boasting a fabulous location in the Grandvalira ski resort. Romantic rooms are dark and atmospheric with wood and tactile fabrics set against contemporary furniture. An indulgent spa and superb restaurant are the perfect spots to return to after a day spent in the mountains.

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• The airports nearest to Andorra are in Spain, and are in La Seu d'Urgell, Barcelona, Lleida, Reus and Girona. Barcelona-El Prat Airport is the largest, and the best way to arrive in Andorra, and is a three hour drive south. Barcelona has direct rail links to Paris, Zurich and Milan, as well as Madrid and other Spanish centres. And there’s the port, which does get some cruise ships docking.
• If you want to hire a car — which we highly recommend if you’re staying in Andorra and you want to explore the Pyrenees — we recommend you visit our online partner Rentalcars .
• Andorra's mountain climate is influenced by its proximity to the Mediterranean, bringing cold but dry winters and humid summers. The best time to go to Andorra for hiking is from May to mid-July, and in September, when you'll benefit from the Mediterranean sunshine and warmer weather on the Pyrenean slopes. For skiing, come from mid December to the end of March.

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Hotel naudi soldeu 31 rooms from £82.

A family-run hotel situated in the heart of Soldeu ski resort. Located just 200 metres from the slopes, with an amazing outdoor terrace, this hotel and restaurant is a chic and intimate boutique property that will appeal to couples looking to dine and relax in a peaceful environment. See More

Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa Soldeu 135 rooms from £226

Luxury spa hotel in the heart of the Pyrenees. As well as direct ski access and endless activities, the wellness offerings are unbeatable; 3 hours at the Sport Wellness Mountain Spa is included for every adult guest. Families will love the Kids & Teens Clubs, 8 restaurants and swimming pool. See More

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Hotel palome arinsal 35 rooms from £71.

Good-value hotel with direct ski-in access to Pal-Arinsal ski resort. Spacious, comfortable, light-filled rooms provide a great base for days devoted to outdoor pursuits; in summer hike, trek, bike in the surrounding stunning natural scenery. A gym and good restaurant are on-site. See More

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Grau roig boutique hotel pas de la casa (grau roig sector) 42 rooms from £262.

A small luxury hotel boasting a fabulous location in the Grandvalira ski resort. Romantic rooms are dark and atmospheric with wood and fur set against contemporary furniture. An indulgent spa and superb restaurant are the perfect spots to return to after a day spent in the mountains. See More

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Mountain hostel tarter el tarter 9 rooms from £23.

Good-value and welcoming hostel located in the very heart of El Tarter. This is a great option for those looking to explore outdoors all day and return to a clean, comfortable and sociable environment at night. An outdoor hot tub, hammocks and terrace with a view all add a special touch. See More

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Andorra park hotel andorra la vella 98 rooms from £127.

Luxurious spa hotel located in Andorra La Vella. This is a fantastic property for total relaxation: indulge in a vast range of spa and wellness treatments as well as gourmet dining options, a patisserie and bar with extensive wine list. Charming rooms are wood-panelled and have mountain views. See More

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THE 10 BEST Hotels with a View in Andorra

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1. Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa

2. Hotel Roc Meler

3. Park Piolets MountainHotel & Spa

4. Hotel Yomo Centric

5. Hotel Galanthus & Spa

6. Xalet Verdu Hotel

7. NH Andorra La Vella

8. Andorra Park Hotel

9. Acta Arthotel

10. Hotel Roc Blanc

11. hotel himàlaia soldeu, 12. ski plaza hotel & wellness, 13. hotel nh collection andorra palomé, 14. abba xalet suites hotel, 15. serras andorra, 16. hotel màgic andorra, 17. hotel l'ermita b&b, 18. hotel piolets soldeu centre, 19. euroski mountain resort, 20. hotel coma, 21. hotel sporting, 22. hotel del tarter, 23. grau roig boutique hotel & spa, 24. hotel coma bella, 25. abba ordino babot hotel, 26. anyóspark the mountain & wellness resort, 27. panorama hotel, 28. wuau hotel segle xx, 29. hotel bringué, 30. hotel sol-park, hotels with a view nearby destinations.

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Located on South Carolina's beautiful Grand Strand, Pawley's Island is the laid back alternative to the Myrtle Beach vacation. Shopping, dining, or golfing is all within reach. Just south of Myrtle Beach, Pawley's Island is best known for the Hammock Shops, a unique shopping experience of quaint small shops nestled under trees full of Spanish Moss. You can find everything from shoes to local artwork, or you might choose to go golfing on one of the many world-class golf courses in the area.

While Pawley's is quieter and more relaxed than nearby Myrtle Beach, the latter's close proximity provides infinite possibilities for dining and nightlife. Murrell's Inlet, a quaint fishing village, and its bevy of seafood restaurants is just up the road and also has a Salt Marsh Preserve. Simple but delicious hamburgers at the River City cafe or finer dining at one of the hundreds of other restaurants are all within short driving distance. After dinner you might seek out one of the many venues for arts and entertainment. The Carolina Opry is well known for its amazing shows. You can see a live show or dance the night away…or both!

Enjoying the beach is the obvious activity but there is so much more to do than just that. Parasailing is a popular option, as is a visit to the Huntington State Park to explore the local flora and fauna. The park has many programs to entertain and enlighten both the young and old. On the grounds is Atalaya, the home of the artist Anna Hyatt Huntington. Just across the street is Brookgreen Gardens which features many of the sculptures of the artist as well as the lovely manicured gardens.

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The Most Luxurious Hotels in Andorra

Andorra is home to a plethora of elegant luxury hotels, perfect for winter breaks on the slopes in Grandvalira or Soldeu, summer breaks hiking and cycling in the Pyrenees mountains, or just a shopping trip in the capital, Andorra la Vella. From chalet-inspired boltholes to lavish spa retreats, here’s our pick of the best hotels in Andorra for a luxury getaway, bookable with Culture Trip.

1. eurostars andorra.

All rooms at Eurostars’ five-star Andorra la Vella hotel are junior suites – some with Pyrenees views – and feature separate living spaces and bedrooms and artwork depicting the country’s most iconic landscapes. Located in the heart of the Andorran capital, next to the Pyrenees shopping centre, the hotel also offers covered parking, a buffet breakfast, a spa with sauna and a restaurant specialising in Mediterranean and Andorran cuisine. The Caldea, Europe’s largest thermal spa, is a 15-minute walk away.

2. L'Ovella Negra Mountain Lodge

Soak up Andorra’s untamed beauty at L’Ovella Negra Mountain Lodge, a cosy four-bedroom retreat in the Incles Valley, 4.5km (2.8mi) north of Soldeu. Their two-night Mountain Retreat packages include meals, yoga classes, guided hikes and get-to-know-you sessions around an open fire. Throughout July and August, Thursday evenings are dedicated to live music: book a table in the chiringuito – an outdoor hut that turns into a warming winter shack during snowy months – or find a spot in the field.

3. Xalet Bringue Hotel & Spa

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Situated 4km (2.5mi) from the Vallnord resort, the Xalet Bringue Hotel & Spa in Andorra is a well-appointed base for a skiing or hiking holiday in Andorra. Rooms, family duplexes and one suite are housed in a traditional Andorran chalet of stone and wood, most of which have balconies with mountain views. After a day outside, hit the Greco-Roman-inspired spa, where massages and treatments are performed with myrrh, mandarin and Argan oil. Ask at reception for a pre-prepared picnic basket to take into the countryside.

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5. Hotel Plaza Andorra

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Located in the capital of Andorra la Vella, the Hotel Plaza Andorra is ideal for a shopping or city break. The five-star hotel is both stylish and luxurious, offering everything you’d expect from an upscale city hotel. The rooms are spacious and have beautiful polished wood floors, a desk and seating area, as well as soft furnishings in silk and satin. The two restaurants, La Cúpula and Plaza, offer elegant market-fresh cuisine, and the cafeteria provides a nice space to relax. Further relaxation is a must in the oriental-inspired spa with jacuzzis, saunas, hammams and an ice fountain.

6. Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa

This five-star property in the ski resort village of Soldeu offers some of the best ski conditions and facilities in the country. It has a huge wooden lobby, filled with low-hanging lights and soft leather sofas, while rooms are spacious and cosy – with individual balconies and stunning mountain views. The hotel’s spa, the Sport Wellness Mountain Spa, is among the best spas in the country. With six restaurants on the property – as well as two Michelin-starred chefs, bars and a winery – you’ll be completely spoilt for choice when it comes to gastronomy here.

7. Andorra Park Hotel

The Andorra Park Hotel sits on the edge of the capital, Andorra la Vella, surrounded by gardens and mountain views. The rooms are classic with lots of wood and white paint and furnishings, with soaring mountain views from the windows. This vast hotel offers plenty of communal spaces, as well as areas for kids with a ball pond, slide and rock climbing wall. There’s also an indoor and outdoor pool plus two restaurants – one with elegance and fine dining, and the other more casual with an al fresco terrace.

8. Grau Roig Andorra Boutique Hotel & Spa

Boutique Hotel, Spa Hotel, Luxury

The Grau Roig Boutique Hotel & Spa is in the village of Grau Roig, close to the Grandvalira ski area. It’s a cosy boutique hotel with a mountain-chalet theme – think soft furs, lots of wood and natural colours of cream and chocolate. The bathrooms have huge round tubs to sink into after a day on the slopes. The hotel offers two different restaurants – La Marmita, serving classic Pyrenees cuisine, and La Vaqueria, serving traditional Andorran dishes. The highlight of the hotel is the nature-inspired spa featuring a swimming pool, whirlpool, Finnish sauna and Turkish bath.

9. Hotel & Spa Diana Parc

Hotel Diana Parc is located in the Arinsal ski resort, near the huge Vallnord ski area. It’s both elegant and stylish, with bright shades of yellows and blues in its rooms and regal golds and silvers in its suites. It also offers a large wellness centre featuring all the latest treatments, such as hammams, jacuzzis, ice fountains and a caldarium – try the Cava body massage for something truly indulgent. The elegant Louis VX restaurant is also well worth a visit for its traditional Andorran cuisine.

10. Hotel Palomé

Boutique Hotel, Hotel

The Hotel Palomé is a sleek and trendy adventure hotel, based in the ski resort of Arinsal and giving access to the big Vallnord ski area. It has wardrobes and lockers to store hiking boots and bicycles in summer, and ski and snowboard equipment in winter. The rooms are light and simple with lots of natural wood and creamy tones. They also offer a minibar and extra sofa beds and cots for kids. The cosy lounge is a great space to relax in the evenings, while the cool Èmo bar provides a place for après ski chilling.

11. Abba Xalet Suites Hotel

Suite Hotel, Spa Hotel

The Abba Xalet Suites Hotel in Andorra is housed in two French chateaux-inspired buildings on the edge of the Vallnord ski area, with stunning views across the Anyos Valley. You can also reach the luxury boutiques and restaurants of Andorra la Vella in just 10 minutes. The rooms are both smart and cosy, with tiled floors, polished wood and simple neutral colours. The hotel also has its own candle-lit restaurant, reminiscent of an Italian trattoria, but serving up Northern Spanish, Basque and Catalan cuisine. There’s also a small spa in which to relax after hiking or spending time on the slopes.

Mark Nayler contributed additional reporting to this article.

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Expert travel storyteller Jordan Adkins, founder of InspiredByMaps.com, brings a decade of adventures across 101 countries and 450+ UNESCO sites into rich, off-the-beaten-path narratives, melding ecological expertise with genuine, seasoned travel insights. His full bio can be found here.

A journey through Andorra, ensconced in the heart of the Pyrenees, promises more than scenic vistas and adventurous trails; it’s an invitation into a haven where the best hotels serve as the quiet narrators of your explorations.

Identifying those best hotels in Andorra doesn’t merely ensure a restful sleep but entwines the luxury of meticulous service and unspoken elegance into every memory crafted beneath these mountainous canopies.

Glide through Soldeu, where every snowflake narrates a story and the mountain air, crisp and invigorating, beckons you to delve deeper into its enchanting winterscapes.

Lodgings here don’t simply offer proximity to nature but weave you into its very tapestry, cradling you in comfort after a day amidst the peaks and valleys, ensuring every sunrise and set sings its quiet lullaby to your soul.

As you explore the region, reminiscent of scenes from movies set in Europe , you’ll find that in contrast, the rhythmic pulse of Andorra la Vella courses through its quaint streets, where tradition and modernity dance in harmonious balance.

Here, where cobblestones have borne witness to centuries of passersby, your accommodation becomes more than a mere resting place – it emerges as a soft whisper of history, wrapping you in an elegance that nods to bygone eras while waltzing gracefully with the present.

Whether immersed in the silent majesty of the mountains in La Massana and Arinsal or tracing the echoes of exhilaration through the vibrant ski resorts of Pas de la Casa and El Tarter, your chosen sanctuaries become inextricably intertwined with your experiences.

Amid the itinerary of European luxury tours or European river cruises , they silently guard your adventures, allowing the essence of Andorra to permeate every moment, until each memory bears the subtle imprint of the discreet luxury and attentive hospitality that cushioned each day.

So, as you wander through Andorra, allow the right accommodations to stitch themselves into your journey, ensuring that every step through this breathtaking land is softly edged with the understated opulence and serene comfort that defines the very best of Andorran hospitality.

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Andorra, a hidden gem tucked between Spain and France, offers an array of luxurious accommodations. Here are six of the best hotels that will make your stay in Andorra nothing short of spectacular.

L’Ovella Negra Mountain Lodge is a cozy four-bedroom retreat nestled in the picturesque Incles Valley, just 2.8 miles north of Soldeu. This luxurious mountain lodge lets you soak up Andorra’s untamed beauty while offering world-class amenities. Enjoy easy access to the slopes, as well as apres-ski relaxation in the lodge’s private jacuzzi.

In Andorra la Vella, the elegant Grand Plaza Hotel & Wellness is a top choice for luxury seekers. Famous actors, artists, and politicians have all graced the halls of this stunning property. You’ll be well-positioned near the city’s commercial center, where shopping and entertainment options abound.

Unwind in beautifully designed rooms that exude sophistication and be sure to treat yourself to the high-end wellness facilities.

If you’re looking for a stylish boutique property with stunning views, the Hotel NH Collection Andorra Palomé is a perfect choice. Overlooking the Valley of North and just 15 minutes from the capital, this four-star hotel is an ideal base for year-round getaways.

Enjoy close proximity to the Comapedrosa park and Vallnord ski station, as well as impeccable design and top-notch service.

Venture to the charming parish of Soldeu, and you will find a variety of luxurious hotels. One such property, the Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa , offers a ski-in, ski-out experience for the avid skier. Along with splendid views and tastefully decorated rooms, the hotel also houses an exquisite spa where you can unwind after a long day on the slopes.

Canillo, another sought-after location, boasts the stunning Eurostars Andorra . This five-star hotel in the heart of the city offers easy access to the nearby shops and ski resorts. Plunge into the heated indoor pool, dine in style at the on-site restaurant, and get a good night’s sleep in one of the elegantly appointed rooms.

Last but not least, the beautiful El Tarter village is home to the Hotel Nordic . This family-friendly luxury accommodation lies adjacent to the renowned Grandvalira ski area, allowing you to maximize your time on the slopes.

The cozy, alpine-inspired design, modern amenities, and top-rated customer service make it an ideal place to unwind after an exhilarating day in the mountains.

These six luxurious hotels showcase the best of Andorra’s hospitality offerings, ensuring that your stay will be both comfortable and memorable. Choose any of these exquisite establishments, and experience an unforgettable trip in this enchanting country.

Best Resorts In Andorra

If you are planning a visit to the charming country of Andorra, there are countless luxurious resorts nestled among the stunning natural landscape waiting to pamper and delight you. Here are six of the best resorts that will make your stay in Andorra a memorable one:

Located a mere 4km from the renowned Vallnord resort, the Xalet Bringue Hotel & Spa offers a perfect base for your skiing or hiking vacation. This well-appointed resort, surrounded by the breathtaking mountains and beautiful scenery, has everything you need for an unforgettable getaway.

The interior design mixes modernity with rustic charm, and an array of amenities like the relaxing spa ensure that your stay is nothing short of indulgent.

Located in Soldeu, just a few steps away from the breathtaking Grandvalira ski slopes, the Hotel Piolets Park & Spa is an ideal choice for those looking to unwind and experience the thrill of skiing in Andorra.

Featuring exquisite mountain views, the hotel enjoys a modern design and offers amenities like a vibrant lounge and a rejuvenating spa that combines the beauty of nature with top-notch pampering services.

Nestled in the midst of the magnificent Pas de la Casa ski resort, Hotel Grau Roig Andorra Boutique Spa offers you the chance to experience the magic of the mountains at your doorstep. The hotel’s chic design, cozy rooms, and marvelous views welcome you to indulge in the warm ambiance.

With its prime location near the ski slopes and exceptional dining options, this boutique resort is truly a gem.

In the inviting town of Arinsal, you will find the Hotel Princesa Parc that boasts an impressive range of facilities catering to both relaxation and adventure seekers. With easy access to the renowned Vallnord ski resort and remarkable mountain scenery enveloping the hotel, this resort provides everything you need for the perfect stay in Andorra.

All of these exceptional resorts embody the essence of Andorra’s enchanting allure, blending the magic of nature with sumptuous accommodations. The captivating sceneries, thrilling outdoor activities, and exquisite hospitality guarantee that you will cherish your time in this breathtaking country.

With these incredible resorts as your base, your journey through Andorra is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

Most Famous Hotel In Andorra

When it comes to luxury and comfort, Andorra is home to a hotel that is sure to satisfy your cravings for an unforgettable stay.

Located in the bustling resort town of Pas de la Casa, the Hotel Grandeur is a luxurious sanctuary with world-class amenities, stylish design, and a cozy atmosphere that will put you in the mood for adventure.

Surrounded by stunning mountain vistas and picturesque landscapes, this hotel is perfect for those looking for an exhilarating skiing experience or a leisurely alpine escape, all within easy reach of the city’s diverse entertainment options.

So, prepare to embark on an unforgettable journey and discover the enchanting allure of Andorra’s most famous hotel awaiting your arrival.

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Andorra, a small country nestled in the Pyrenees mountains between Spain and France, is a hidden gem in Europe. Known for its stunning landscapes and luxurious ski resorts, Andorra attracts visitors from all over the world. However, choosing the right place to stay in Andorra can be a daunting task, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the country. We’ll explore the best places to stay in Andorra and provide helpful tips to ensure you have a memorable stay.

Andorra is Europe’s highest capital, with 10s of millions of people visiting every year for skiing, hiking and shopping. They have a unique tax system that makes alcohol, cosmetics, food, clothes and hotels cheaper compared to other European countries.

It’s the ideal destination for outdoor adventurers, and has some lovely small towns and villages hidden away in its mountain peaks and valleys. Some of these date back to the Middle Ages and are full of culture to explore.

It’s a fairly small destination, but makes for a great stop to your Spanish or French itinerary, or for a skiing holiday.

Choosing the right place to stay is crucial to having a fulfilling experience in Andorra. In this guide, we’ll focus on four main towns: Andorra la Vella, Canillo, Encamp, and Soldeu. Each town offers unique experiences and caters to different types of travelers. We’ll cover the pros and cons of each, and highlight the best hotels and places to stay.

Our top picks for the best places to stay in Andorra

• Best hotel in Andorra la Vella – Acta Arthotel
• Best hotel in Canillo – Hotel Roc Meler
• Best hotel in Encamp – Aparthotel Shusski
• Best hotel in Soldeu – Park Piolets

The Best Places to Stay in Andorra

1. Andorra la Vella

Andorra la Vella, the capital city, is the heart of Andorra. It’s a bustling town filled with shops, restaurants, and bars. The town is known for its modern buildings, museums, and cultural events. It’s an ideal place to stay if you want to be in the center of the action.

Accommodation options in Andorra la Vella range from budget-friendly hostels to high-end hotels. If you’re looking for a more unique experience, consider staying in a mountain hut or a campsite.

Activities and attractions in Andorra la Vella include shopping, visiting museums such as the Casa de la Vall, and exploring the historic Old Town. The town also has several parks and nature reserves nearby, including the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Pros:  Central location, numerous accommodation options, vibrant atmosphere, cultural experiences, and proximity to nature reserves.

Cons:  Busy and crowded during peak season.

The Best Places to Stay in Andorra la Vella

Grand plaza hotel & wellness.

Located in the heart of Andorra La Vella, the Grand Plaza Hotel & Wellness boasts an enviable location close to the city’s commercial center. Its opulent accommodations have earned a following among renowned actors, artists, and politicians.

The Plaza Hotel exudes sophistication, featuring a tasteful collection of oil paintings and Paul Smith rugs. Its on-site à la carte restaurant offers a gourmet selection of dishes, while the piano bar presents live music performances.

Conveniently situated within walking distance of Andorra La Vella’s tax-free shops, the hotel also provides easy access to nearby ski resorts.

Acta Arthotel

Situated in Andorra la Vella’s bustling main street, Acta Arthotel boasts a contemporary design and top-notch amenities, including a local gastronomy restaurant, Plató, and a spa with a sauna and Turkish baths.

Guests can enjoy the hotel’s state-of-the-art gym facilities and take advantage of its convenient location, which provides easy access to both the shops and ski slopes.

Plató restaurant, located on the ground floor with views of the river, features gourmet cuisine and periodic art exhibitions. On the fifth floor, the Gallery Restaurant offers panoramic mountain views and serves breakfast each morning.

Andorra Park Hotel

The Andorra Park Hotel, located in the heart of Andorra La Vella, boasts stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains and valley. With a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and fitness centre, guests can stay active and refreshed during their stay.

The hotel is ideally situated for shopping and sightseeing. The nearest ski resorts are just a 20-minute drive away, providing easy access to winter sports.

Overall, the Andorra Park Hotel is a fantastic option for those seeking luxurious accommodations in a central location, complete with stunning views and excellent amenities.

Canillo is a small town located about 12 km northeast of Andorra la Vella. It’s a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts, with access to several ski resorts in the area. Canillo is a charming town with a laid-back atmosphere, making it an excellent place to stay if you want to relax and enjoy the scenic views.

There are plenty of restaurants, attractions and snowsports in the area, so you’ll get the best of what Andorra has to offer.

Accommodation options in Canillo include hotels, apartments, and vacation rentals.

Activities and attractions in Canillo include skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. The town also has several cultural sites, including the Romanesque church of Sant Joan de Caselles and the Ice Palace, a sports complex that hosts ice hockey and skating events.

Pros:  Stunning scenery, relaxed atmosphere, ideal for winter sports enthusiasts, and cultural experiences.

Cons:  Limited nightlife and dining options.

The Best Places to Stay in Canillo

Hotel roc meler.

Located near Canillo in Andorra, Hotel Roc Meler offers breathtaking views of the valley and easy access to the Grandvalira ski slopes, making it an ideal base for skiers. After a long day on the slopes, unwind in the hotel’s spa center, featuring a Finnish sauna and Turkish bath.

Start your day with a delicious buffet breakfast and end it with a buffet dinner in the hotel’s restaurant, which also hosts regular themed dinners. During the summer months, you can take advantage of guided hiking excursions offered by the hotel.

In the evenings, head to the on-site Irish & Sport bar for a drink and some entertainment. Whether you’re a skier or a hiker, Hotel Roc Meler provides an unforgettable experience in the heart of Andorra.

Hotel Bonavida

Located just 50 yards away from the Canillo ski lift and a short 2-minute walk from the Palau de Gel d’Andorra ice rink, Hotel Bonavida is a charming mountain hotel with a cosy, family-run feel. The hotel features two restaurants where guests can sample delicious food, a bar, and several common rooms where they can relax.

Guests can make use of the ski lockers and boot drying service. After a long day on the slopes, guests can unwind with a relaxing soak in the hot tub or sauna. Additionally, the hotel features outdoor pool and garden areas for the summer months, where guests can take in the spectacular Pyrenees scenery while enjoying a moment of tranquillity.

Hotel Bonavida is the perfect spot for relaxation and to enjoy the splendid mountain countryside.

Encamp is a town located about 7 km east of Andorra la Vella. It’s a popular destination for skiers and hikers, with access to several ski resorts and nature trails. Encamp is a charming town with a rich history, making it an ideal place to stay if you’re interested in cultural experiences.

Accommodation options in Encamp include hotels, apartments, and vacation rentals.

Activities and attractions in Encamp include skiing, hiking, and visiting cultural sites such as the Santa Eulalia d’Encamp church and the National Automobile Museum. The town also has several parks and nature reserves nearby, including the Coma Pedrosa Natural Park.

Pros:  Small town that offers an authentic experience, great location for skiing, beautiful scenery

Cons:  Less amenities compared to other areas, limited nightlife, limited public transport

Where to stay in Encamp

Aparthotel shusski.

Located just 50 yards from the cable car that takes you to the Grandvalira ski resort, the Shusski apartments are an excellent choice for those seeking comfortable accommodation while on a ski trip in Andorra. These modern apartments feature a lounge area with a sofa bed, a separate bedroom with twin beds, and a balcony with stunning views.

If you’re looking to relax after a day on the slopes, you can make a reservation to use the hot tub or Turkish bath at Aparthotel Shusski. Additionally, during the winter season, you can enjoy a drink and a meal at the bar-restaurant on-site.

Hotel Encamp

Located just outside the popular Andorran resort of Encamp, this seasonal hotel offers complimentary bus transfers to the Grandvalira Ski Resort.

The hotel’s rooms are spacious and unpretentious, with all of them featuring private bathrooms. Additionally, the hotel features a restaurant and a bar for guests to enjoy. Ski storage is available at the reception.

Located in the northeastern part of Andorra, Soldeu is a charming mountain village that attracts tourists from all over the world. It is situated in the heart of the Grandvalira ski resort, one of the largest ski areas in Europe. The village is surrounded by breathtaking natural scenery, including snow-capped mountains, pristine forests, and crystal-clear lakes.

Soldeu offers a range of accommodation options for visitors, including luxury hotels, cozy apartments, and traditional chalets.

Soldeu is primarily known for its world-class skiing and snowboarding facilities. The Grandvalira ski resort offers more than 200 km of slopes for skiers and snowboarders of all levels, making it an ideal destination for winter sports enthusiasts. In addition to skiing, visitors can also enjoy a range of other activities, including snowshoeing, ice-skating, and sledding. During the summer months, the area is a popular destination for hiking and mountain biking, with numerous trails and routes to explore.

Pros:  Stunning natural beauty, great ski facilities, range of outdoor activities

Cons:  Can be crowded during peak season, can be more expensive compared to other areas of Andorra

Where to stay in Soldeu

Park piolets mountain hotel & spa.

The spacious and comfortable rooms at Park Piolets Mountain Hotel & Spa offer mountain views, and each one comes with a flat-screen TV, minibar, safe, and a balcony or terrace.

The hotel’s buffet restaurant serves international cuisine, including eight show cooking areas and provides views of the surrounding mountains. Guests can enjoy drinks at the lounge bar or on the hotel terrace.

The surrounding area is perfect for hiking and skiing. The hotel offers ski storage and a shop that sells and rents ski equipment.

Hotel Himàlaia Soldeu

Located at the heart of Grand Valira and just 50 yards from the Soldeu Cable Car that leads to the ski slopes, Hotel Himàlaia Soldeu provides free WiFi in public areas, as well as access to a gym and spa. The hotel features beautiful Tibetan decor, and its heated rooms are spacious and equipped with a safe, desk, and satellite TV.

The hotel’s spa facilities include a sauna, Turkish bath, hot tub, and massage services are also available. In addition to skiing, the hotel offers a range of organized activities during both summer and winter seasons, such as rafting, sledding, igloo-building, and horseback riding. Ski equipment rental and ski pass purchases can also be arranged on-site.

Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa

Sport Hotel Hermitage and Spa is located a stone’s throw away from the Grandvalira Ski Lifts in Soldeu. Guests can experience exceptional rooms and residences with high-quality furnishings, Egyptian cotton bed linen, and luxurious amenities. The hotel also offers a range of free and paid ski mountain activities and transportation services with high-end vehicles or helicopters.

Adult guests have daily access to the impressive Sport Wellness Mountain Spa. It includes pools with varying temperatures, a large pool with jets, and two outdoor hydrotherapy baths with stunning views of the slopes.

The hotel’s Ibaya Restaurant, by Chef Francis Paniego, boasts two Michelin stars and three Repsol suns, providing guests with an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Meanwhile, Hermitage Tradició Restaurant serves traditional cuisine. The hotel is also home to Koy Hermitage by Hideki Matsuhisa, catering to Japanese cuisine lovers, where guests can savor the signature dishes of the Michelin-starred Koy Shunka restaurant in Barcelona.

Located on the top floor, the stylish Glassbar offers cocktails, fusion cuisine, and amazing views.

Travel Information for Andorra

There is no airport in Andorra, and the closest are in Spain – Barcelona is the most convenient. From there, it’s a three hour drive south.

Where to Stay in Andorra FAQs

How many days are enough for andorra.

1-2 days in Andorra is enough for a short break and will give you enough time to explore the capital and enjoy some skiing or hiking. Obviously, if you want to do more skiing or activities in the area then stay for longer!

What is the most beautiful town in Andorra?

Ordino is largely considered the be the most beautiful town in Andorra. It has a population of 3,000 and sits 1,301 meters above sea level. It’s located in the North, near France.

Is it worth it to go to Andorra?

Andorra is worth visiting due to its picturesque views of lush mountains and villages. It provides a unique location to ski in the Winter months, or go hiking in Summer.

Is Andorra a cheap place to visit?

Andorra is not too expensive compared to a lot of places in West Europe. A week there for two people will cost around  € 2000 with everything included.

Andorra is a small but beautiful country that offers a range of accommodation options for visitors. From luxury hotels to cozy apartments, there is something for everyone in Andorra. Soldeu is one of the most popular destinations in the country, with its world-class ski facilities, stunning natural scenery, and a range of outdoor activities.

No matter where you choose to stay in Andorra, you are sure to have a memorable experience. The country’s unique blend of culture, history, and natural beauty makes it an ideal destination for travelers of all kinds.

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Eurostars Andorra

The luxorious Eurostars Andorra is a 5 star hotel located at Avenida Meritxell, 23-25 in ‎Andorra la Vella‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Very good with score of 8.3, based on 3078 hotel reviews.

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Serras Andorra

This great stay is a 5 star hotel located at Carretera General in ‎Soldeu‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Superb with score of 9.2, based on 465 hotel reviews.

Andorra Park Hotel

The beautiful Andorra Park Hotel is a 5 star hotel located at Les Canals, 24 in ‎Andorra la Vella‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Superb with score of 9.1, based on 1456 hotel reviews.

Grand Plaza Hotel & Wellness

Luxorious and elegant, the Grand Plaza Hotel & Wellness is a 5 star hotel located at Na Maria Pla, 19-21 in ‎Andorra la Vella‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Superb with score of 9.1, based on 1413 hotel reviews.

Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa

Elegant and stylish, the Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa is a 5 star hotel located at Carretera General De Soldeu S/N in ‎Soldeu‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Exceptional with score of 9.5, based on 957 hotel reviews.

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Hotel Princesa Parc Excellence

Providing a great value, the Hotel Princesa Parc Excellence is a 5 star hotel located at Carretera General in ‎Arinsal‬, ‎This property has cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Very good with score of 8.3, based on 804 hotel reviews.

Suites Plaza Hotel & Wellness

The elegant Suites Plaza Hotel & Wellness is a 5 star hotel located at Prat De La Creu 88 in ‎Andorra la Vella‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Very good with score of 8.5, based on 1392 hotel reviews.

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Hotel Best Andorra Center

One of my favorites, the Hotel Best Andorra Center is a 4 star hotel located at Doctor Nequi 12 in ‎Andorra la Vella‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Good with score of 7.5, based on 7358 hotel reviews.

Roc Blanc Hotel & Spa

Providing a relaxing stay, the Roc Blanc Hotel & Spa is a 4 star hotel located at Plaça Co Princeps, 5. Escaldes-Engordany in ‎Andorra la Vella‬. The hotel is rated as Very good with score of 8.4, based on 5293 hotel reviews.

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Yomo Patagonia

The gorgeous Yomo Patagonia is a 4 star hotel located at Carretera de Arinsal, s/n in ‎Arinsal‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Very good with score of 8.4, based on 1555 hotel reviews.

Acta Arthotel

Providing one of the best stays, the hotel is a 4 star hotel located at Prat de la Creu, 15-25 in ‎Andorra la Vella‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Superb with score of 9, based on 1799 hotel reviews.

Obaga Blanca & Spa

The luxorious Obaga Blanca & Spa is a 4 star hotel located at Carretera del Forn, 10 in ‎Canillo‬, ‎This property has free cots available‬. The hotel is rated as Fabulous with score of 8.8, based on 2529 hotel reviews.

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The best things to do in Andorra and why you should visit

This article was first published on December 4, 2014 and updated regularly, last in June 2020.

There is a tiny country between Spain and France most people, even well-traveled Europeans, don’t know about. Can you guess which one it is? Have you ever heard of it before? That’s right, in this article we will explore all the best things to do in Andorra.

Hopefully this article will help you understand where Andorra is and make you want to visit.

As the “ country in the mountains” (this used to be their slogan when I was a kid: “El Pais dels Pirineus”), Andorra’s tourism was always focused on its beautiful nature but there are certainly many other things to do in Andorra and I promise you, it is well worth a visit despite its tiny size.

Where is Andorra

As you can se from the map of Andorra above, the Principality of Andorra is a landlocked country, a microstate to be precise, located in the Pyrenees mountain range surrounded by Spain and France.

With only 85,000 inhabitants, one third of which are residents, Andorra is one of the smallest countries in the world. Its political system is a peculiar co-headed model with shared powers between the Bishop of La Seu d’Urgell and the French President, officially turning him into a Prince.

History of Andorra

Legend has it that Andorra was created in 805 by Charlemagne as a recognition to the locals for their protection and fighting against the Moors but official documents show Andorra being created by Charles the Bald as a donation to the Count of Urgell. 

It is not until the middle of the 13th century that, after fighting for control by two Medieval Counts, a pariage agreement  was signed between them giving birth to the Principality of Andorra as a shared government, format which has endured until today.

From 1789 until 1806 Napoleon rejected France’s ties with Andorra because of their feudal origins and left Andorra to its full independence . And in 1806 these rights were recognised again.

As a small and isolated country without an army, Andorra remained neutral throughout all the wars of the 20th century including the Spanish Civil War and the two World Wars.

Because of its strategic position in the middle of the two countries of Spain and France, Andorra was a transit zone for merchandise and items between them during all wars, and in particular during the Spanish Civil War and the dictatorship that followed.

The country’s constitution was only signed in 1993, maintaining the co-principality establishment, and expanding significantly on all other civil and human rights. This was also the year in which Andorra was admitted to the UN.

Today, Andorra is an underrated destination beyond the Spanish and French borders. You may be surprised to hear that Andorra receives over 10 million visitors, but they mostly come from the neighbouring countries, so it remains largely unknown to the rest of the European Union.

Andorra tourism is synonymous with skiing, hiking and mountains as its average elevation in 2,000m above sea level. Because of its small size and string ties with Spain and France, Andorra uses the euro as a de facto currency and previously accepted Spanish Pessetas and French Francs.

Although it is not part of the EU it enjoys a special relationship, which is why its historical tax haven status has been eroded as a result of mounting pressure. Both Catalan and French are official languages and spoken by the population although Spanish is spoken by almost everyone too.

Best time to visit Andorra

Andorra is an all-year-round destination , for real. Visit in the winter months and you will be able to ski and enjoy snow sports whereas in the summer time it is a great mountain, adventure and nature destination. 

Although snowfall can’t be predicted and changes every year, the ski season in Andorra usually starts around the first weekend of December when Spaniards have a long holiday on the 6th and the 8th of the month and take the opportunity to open the season.

Christmas is usually a very busy time in Andorra with lots of visitors coming to spend some time between Christmas and New Year or for the weekend in between.

Usually, snow lasts until March and spring is a lovely time to visit and enjoy nature’s awakening as is Autumn, when the changing of the leaves gives the country a warm hue.

Is Andorra worth visiting on a day-trip from Barcelona?

Short answer: Yes, absolutely !

And I say this after visiting literally dozens of times through the years, many many times, in winter, in summer, in spring, in autumn, I have been to Andorra more than 50 times, and at all times of the year and I would highly recommend you do the same, but I would not go to Andorra as a day trip from Barcelona , in my opinion, this would be a real shame.

Why should you not visit Andorra on a day trip from Barcelona?

Because what you get to see in Andorra on an organised day trip after a really long drive will not do justice to this tiny country and you will leave thinking it was not worth the time and the money.

Andorra is a place that deserves a couple of days, your own car and an openness of mind, so you have enough time to visit the churches and heritage, explore the stunning mountains and get to know a bit more about this intriguing and unique micro-state . And I say this after many many day trips myself!

When I read all the people who tell you they wasted their time on a day trip to Andorra I feel sad and sorry for them but I also strongly feel it is unfair.

Would you go to Saint Moritz for a day trip? Would you visit any of the small Swiss Alpine villages on a day trip that would require you to spend 5h driving? Would it be a fair assessment to say they were not worth it?

I think you know where I am going.

Trust me on this one, give Andorra a weekend and it will show you what it’s got !

One day in Andorra : If you only have one day and want to make it there, or if you are counting countries, then there is a day trip to Andorra from Barcelona you can book on Get Your Guide here . Or better yet, make it a day of nature with hiking in the mountains followed by a glamping night, you will see so many stars! Book it here .

And if you are combining your trip to Andorra with a stay in Barcelona, then you should save my articles on the city, like this  4 day itinerary to Barcelona , my guide to one day in Barcelona , this travel guide to Sitges near Barcelona, my complete guide to Sagrada Familia , or the best wineries near Barcelona . 

Best things to do in Andorra 

When we were kids, Andorra was a popular weekend road trip . At only a couple of hours from Barcelona it made for a refreshing getaway between nature and mountains and it was a place where we could buy goods that were not yet available in 80s and 90s Spain, just out of a 40 year dictatorship.

I am talking about Nutella and other non-essential items which were widely available in France, and hence Andorra. But Nutella and Hello Kitty are not the only reasons why Andorra was, and still is, a very appealing destination.

In the past, its duty-free and tax haven status made it the perfect destination for wealthy Spaniards looking to hide away their hard earned cash.

Most people would drive their cars for the weekend, or even just for the day, and come back home with groceries at a significantly cheaper price which more than compensated for the cost of the trip, or simply make a bank run.

For such a small country, Andorra packs in a lot of interesting sights and activities .

Wondering what to do in Andorra?

Here is a list of the best activities and some very convincing reasons to visit Andorra for your next vacation.

Go shopping

Drawing in from its historical lack of VAT Andorra used to be a shopping paradise . Designer shops were all available, even when they were still not present in the Spanish market, making it a great destination for Christmas shopping. Large hypermarkets lined the road out of the country and into Spain which were always busy with visitors doing their grocery shopping. 

But things have changed quite a bit and now the city center of Escaldes, along Avinguda Carlemany, is mostly pedestrian, with shops and restaurants at either side. In Andorra La Vella, stop by the legendary Pyrenees department store where you can find all the major brands and continue along Avinguda Meritxell, which is the main artery which eventually merges into Carlemany after crossing the River Valira. 

However, don’t come expecting Prada, Gucci or Hermes, Andorra is about high street shopping at a slightly reduced price, not a haven for fashionistas.

Apart from groceries and apparel, Andorra used to produce tobacco and this was one of the items visitors would stock up on. Tobacco fields can still be seen and there is a tobacco museum you can visit too, more on that later.

Relax at the Caldea Spa Complex

Located in the municipality of Escaldes Engordany, Caldea is a large natural spring complex with various indoor and outdoor swimming pools, jacuzzis and hydrotherapy sections spread over 18 floors in the highest building in Andorra and the largest thermal spa complex in Europe.

The complex has a separate section for adults called Inuu , and one for families and children, so it is a perfect place for everyone. No visit to Andorra would be complete without some time in Caldea. You can ask the  400,000 visitors who go every year.

The spa area is made of glass so you can see outside and even watch the stars as the center is open until midnight. No better way to relax those sore muscles after all that skiing than spending some time in Caldea . There are also shows and performances including water and lights throughout the day and night and an outdoor jacuzzi.

You can enjoy a massage, visit the Turkish baths or simply relax after a long day of shopping or exercise at its many trails or ski resorts. The complex is in town and provides great views over the city and the valley. You can buy a 3h pass, a day pass or a multi-day pass and several hotels have packages including access.

Don’t let the flashiness of the place deter you, the thermal properties and natural springs are real . The spa is located above thermal waters and in a location where there was once a church, which is why it has this shape that resembles a church bell tower. 

The architect also wanted the structure to reflect the beauty of the valley it is in so it is covered in mirror glass that further amplified the location.

Winter sports and skiing in Andorra

Andorra lies at an average of 2,000 meters above sea level reaching 3,000 at its highest point, so it is basically a country in the mountains like Bhutan or Switzerland . In total, Andorra has 110 lifts able to carry 156,000 skiers per hour down the 303 km of runs.

Being so mountainous, winter sport opportunities abound. No doubt the ski resorts and snow are one of the main points of interest for most winter visitors. And the evenings by the fireplace too!

You can take the ski raquettes, a dog sledge, snowboard or simply ski. Because of its moderate elevation it is a popular destination for those looking to learn the sport.

About 10 years ago, two of the main resorts in the country merged to create Gran Valira , one of the largest ski resorts in the world with 118 slopes and 210 kilometers of ski pistes.

You can even hire a helicopter and pilot for the day if you’re looking to really splurge on a bespoke ski or snowboard trip in the mountains.

The professional guide will take you on 2 downhills of approximately 1000 meters of descent each. Whether you’re new to heli-skiing or a veteran, there is surely no better way to experience the slopes of Andorra. You can book your heli-ski adventure online here .

Learn more about Romanesque architecture

Romanesque art and architecture is part of the country’s past and visiting its many churches is one of the best things to do in Andorra.

Over 40 churches dating back to Medieval times can be explored on a simple road trip around the country. Andorra’s tradition and heritage is very present today and with such a small size, these can be visited on a day. However, be sure to plan accordingly using my map because the roads in Andorra are windy and distances take longer than expected.

Tip : It is best to visit the churches in the summer when some of them are open. In winter, almost all the small ones will be closed to tourists. Visit the tourism office as soon as you arrive in Andorra to find out opening times and possible tour. 

These are the churches I would recommend putting in your Andorra itinerary. 

Church of Sant Climent de Pal

This is one of the oldest churches in Andorra and you can visit it as you also pay a visit to the  Romanesque Andorra Interpretation Centre  which is nearby.

The church dates back from the 11th or early 12th century and it has a three-storey bell tower with coloured glass windows. The altarpiece was dedicated to Pope Saint Clement of Rome and made in 1709.

Church of Sant Miquel d’Engolasters

This church is right by the side of the road and is one of the most authentic Romanesque churches in Andorra, well known for its paintings and sculptural decorations and for having the original floor plan of the Romanesque churches in the country.

The most impressive element is the replica mural (the original is in the MNAC Museum in Barcelona), by the Master of Santa Coloma made in the 12th century.

The mural depicts a Maiestas Domini surrounded by a tetramorph in which the Archangel Michael, patron of the church, merges with the symbol of Saint Matthew. After or before visiting the church you can also explore the UNESCO-listed Madriu-Perafita-Claror Nature Park (more info further down).

Church of Sant Antoni de la Grella

A truly stunning location for this small church sandwiched between the mountain wall and the Valira d’Orient river and dedicated to Sant Antoni Abat who is the patron saint of muleteers.

The church seems to grow from the rock and is located where the rivers meet by the side of the main road. It was restored in the 20th century. 

Church of Santa Eulàlia d’Encamp

The church’s colourful windows give it a great look and you can also visit The Holy Art Museum in an annexe building. The church still enjoys mass service and was refurbished in 1989.

Sant Marti de Nagol

This tiny stone church precariously perched by the side of a hill as if growing from within is a feat of engineering. You can visit the church by climbing up the stairs that start by the main road in the village of Nagol in the parish of Sant Julia de Lloria, though it is probably about an hour’s steep hike. 

The church is very small and rectangular with a semicircular apse, as was typical of Romanesque architecture. It is believed that it dates back from the beginning of the 11th century but was restored in 1981 when excavation effort also uncovered a necropolis. Usually, the church is closed to visitors but you can still get u and close with its magnificent architecture and stunning location.

The church of Sant Serni de Nagol

Small building with some paintings and the possibility to climb upstairs. There is a small cemetery by the church and wooden furniture is still there.

Savour rustic mountain food

Andorra is well known for its rustic and incredibly tasty mountain cuisine and no trip to Andorra is complete without a stop at a “borda” for lunch . Bordas are old mountain barns cum restaurants and architectural masterpieces common of the Northern part of Catalunya and Andorra where winters are cold and the thick stone walls help protect from the snow and wind.

In a borda, you can expect meat based meals following traditional recipes, and filling portions. Food is prepared usually in an open fire and grilled meats are served with a generous amount of vegetables, potatoes and garlic allioli.

You can also order other delicacies such as stews, garlic snails “a la llauna” cooked in a tin tray in the oven which my father always used to order or horse meat, a traditional meat eaten in Andorra.

There are many bordas in worth a try and you definitely don’t want to leave without tasting some amazing food as this is indeed one of the best things to do in Andorra. Some that are recommended by my local friends and which I have tried and enjoyed are La Borda de l’Avi and Can Manel Restaurant .

Be one with nature while hiking or trekking 

When the coastal parts of Barcelona where I am from become too hot to handle, the Pyrenees are the perfect getaway to the higher and cooler mountains and Andorra makes for a perfect escape.

The country offers untouched nature, mountain scenery and lakes some of which are easily accessible and attract many tourists who come here to enjoy the best thing to do in Andorra: hiking.

There are many hiking trails, most of which are properly marked with maps and signs. I will be talking about hiking at the UNESCO-listed Madriu Perafita Claroro Valley further down, but let’s have a look at other hiking trails in Andorra here.

Via Ferrata of Sant Vicenc d’Enclar

This hiking path goes up hill to the top of the valley and offers incredible views that stretch towards Andorra La Vella. There is a quaint church at the top devoted to Sant Vicenc d’Enclar that is very scenic and adds a touch of magic. You can climb via the Via ferrata or take the regular hiking trail.

The trail is of medium difficulty and takes about 1,5h to 2h and ascends some 270m to reach 1,190m above sea level. You can park your car at the very bottom and then start the hike. There is a handy sign that points at the entrance and reminds you of all the emergency numbers. 

Incles Valley hiking

There are lots of hiking trails around Canillo and Incles Valley, a beautiful spot in the mountains. One of the highest peaks here are Siscaro and Escobes and a popular hike takes you to the lake of Juclar, the largest in Andorra.

Get Your Guide offers this hike with a guide plus lunch before and dinner after and a night at a borda making it a 2 day 1 night hike experience with plenty of free time on the morning after for exploring Andorra on foot. Book it here .

Sorteny Natural Park with snowshoes

Have fun while hiking in the mountains in snowshoes! Get Your Guide has an afternoon hiking in the snow experience followed by a night at a borda or mountain cabin.

If you have never done it before, there is instruction at the beginning and a rewarding hearty meal, Andorran style, at the end. Book it here.  

Stay at an Iglu hotel

Andorra, also has its own ice hotel . Built every year entirely from snow it can accommodate up to 30 guests in 5 rooms.

You are sleeping at 0 degree temperature so bring warm clothes. The hotel provides sleeping bags but I can’t imagine anyone would want to change into their pyjamas at any point.

Hike Andorra’s only UNESCO site

Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley is Andorra’s only UNESCO site. It is a glacial valley that serves as haven for many endemic species and is considered a spiritual place to the locals, without much development taking place.

The valley covers 9% of Andorra and is made of an upper glacial part with glacier lakes and sharp cliffs and a lower valley area. Most of the valley is protected and is a great example of human and nature living in harmony, which is why UNESCO considers the area a great example of this symbiosis.

There are many hiking trails in the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley but the easiest takes about 2h on a relatively steep well marked stone path, at times the path becomes stone steps. These paths were originally used by shepherds, later by smuggler and today by hikers. 

There are marked spots with panels and signs along the way which tell you more about what you see. You will also cross streams and stone bridges, beautiful scenery and well-kept forests.

This path will take you up to the heart of the valley where you can see the former bordes, or stone houses, still in use today. These stone houses are located at 1,468m above sea level and it is believed that they date back to the 18th or 19th century, although there is no archeological find that confirms this.

The area has several dry stone walls that were used to contain the soil and create flat surfaces for agriculture. The stone path you will take to the get to the valley is also made of dry stone. The use of dry stone is an example of human-nature coexistence as no materials were used to put them together other than nature’s own resources.

Be suspended mid-air at the Viewpoint Roc del Quer

Roc del Qur is a mountain range in Andorra that was foemed 85 million years ago when the Eurasian and the Iberian plates collided and created the Pyrenees and this peak. At the bottom of Roc del Quer lies the small parish of Canillo and at the top, a viewpoint.

Coming to this scenic point is one of the best things to do in Andorra. Not only will you get fantastic views but will also be able to learn about the country and its formation through the panels located under the viewpoint. There is also a cute frame for Instagram photos.

The viewpoint is part on the mountain side and 12m of it are suspended over the valley below and gives breathtaking views of Andorra’s beautiful nature both from the edge as well as through the bottom glass openings. Yep, you heard it right, there is a small part of the bridge which has a glass bottom openings.

Next to the bridge is a bronze statue of a thinking man, Greek style, called The Ponderer by Miguel Ángel González. This statue symbolises the role of man, observer, who comes to the viewpoint to see the world below.

Make sure to walk down below for the panels I was mentioning above which are located on the wall and tell you about the formation of the mountain range and the origins of the Earth.

Visit museums

Yes, Andorra is not all just nature and churches, there are also a few worthy museums you can visit to learn more about some of the. things that make Andorra what it is. Also, museums are a great place to come if the weather suddenly turns sour and you want to stay indoors while also learning something you didn’t know.

Here is a list of the best museums to visit in Andorra.

Arenys Plandolit House

The Areny Plandolit family was one of the most prominent in Andorra’s history between the 17th and 20th century and the house where they resided is an emblematic building in the country.

The house was turned into an ethnographic museum of sorts in 1986 to display not only what is inside, which has been kept from the time when the family lived there including furniture and artefacts, but also because of its heritage value.

During your visit, you can lean about Andorran history and how the wealthy used to live. The house once housed the Natural Sciences Museum and is today an auditorium. You can also explore the beautiful gardens.

Tobacco Museum

The Tobacco Museum is one of the best places to see in Andorra and a fantastic place to come in winter if it gets too cold outside. It might sound unexpected, but Andorra has a long tradition of growing tobacco, and still does, and here you can learn all about it.

The museum is housed in the former Reig tobacco factory which closed down in 1957 and shows the process of tobacco making through a multimedia display. There is also a nice outdoors terrace for when the weather is good, and a souvenir shop. Don’t miss the chance to get to know the major source of income for the country before tourism.

Romanesque Interpretation Center

I mentioned it above, but if you are planning to visit the many Romanesque churches and chapels that dot the landscape it is best to start off at the Interpretation Center where you will get background on information on this architectural style so you can appreciate it better.

The museum also display objects from some of the churches and will tell you about the evolution of Romanesque in Andorra. With the 5 euro entry ticket you get a guided tour of the museum and the Church of Sant Climent de Pal which is next door. Bookings in advance are required with the reservation center. 

Opening times vary by month but the museum is closed from November to April. In May, June, September and October it opens from 10am to 2pm and from 3pm to 6pm. In July and August it closes at 7pm instead of 6pm

Museum Carmen Thyssen Andorra

The Thyssen Museum is the country’s only contemporary art museum and it is a great place to see in winter because it is still open. The museum showcases the private collection of Baroness Thyssen-Bornemisza which she amassed over the years with the help of her husband. Her collection is exhibited at some of the Thyssen spaces around Spain and Andorra and keeps changing.

The entry ticket includes an audio guide that tells you about each work. 

Go glamping and hiking (possible transfer from Barcelona)

While Andorra is all about rustic stone houses and beautiful settings, you can also have your dose of nature with a side of glamping, or glamurous camping. Borda Jaume, in the parish of Ordino, has a few glamping tents at 1,800m with all the comforts of a hotel but with a cozy setting. In winter, they are heated by a wooden fire. 

You can book a package which includes dinner and breakfast as well as an afternoon hiking in the Llorts area. You will cross streams, see lakes and observe the traditional way of life of mountain shepherds. You can also spot some of the local wildlife including eagles.

The package can be booked on Get Your Guide and you can opt to get your transfer from Andorra, if you are staying longer, or from Barcelona if you want to make this an escape into the mountains. Book it here.

Explore quaint towns and villages

Andorra is all about quaint tows, tiny villages and pretty hamlets. It is a small country and it is very dispersed, with small urban nucleus perched on the side of hills and mountains with barely any residents, sometimes non living full time. One of my most favorite things to do in Andorra is exploring these corners. It is likely you will be on your own.

Santa Coloma

Santa Coloma is not necessarily a small town though it is not a city either. Start with its church which has a round Lombard Romanesque bell tower and is prominently located at the entrance to the town by the parking lot. The building has a pre-Romanesque structure and inside there is a wooden Romanesque image of Our Lady of Good Remedy.

Stroll the village on foot, and realise that most of its old looking streets date back to the 18th century. You can also follow the path towards Roureda de la Margineda archeological site, where you can find the rock shelter where Andorra’s first inhabitants lived 12,000 years ago. Look out for the Torre dels Russos, or Russian Tower.

Visit the church from Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 2pm and from 3pm to 6pm for a peak into a mapping video projection on its origins.

Known for the ski resort of the same name, the Parish of Ordino is another pretty little town on the way to the mountains. One of the highlights is Arenys Plandolit House but also its pretty church dedicated to Sant Cornelius and Sant Cebrià which is open to the public and houses a 12th century image of the Virgin of Remedy. The church was originally built in Medieval times but refurbished and remodelled in the 17th and 19th centuries.

The majority of the streets of Ordino are still made of stone, in particular Major Street with its bars and terraces open in the summer with outdoor seating. Make sure to stroll along the river which crosses the town and get lost in its tiny alleys. 

At the Major Square, look out for a stone column that was used to tie prisoners and those who had committed a crime so everyone could see them.

This tiny little village on top of a mountain is the quintessential mountain village with just a handful of houses perched by the side of the mountain and barely any people or cars, it does not get any more idyllic than this.

The stone and wood houses with the typical Andorran design are so pretty. Look out for one with the facade covered in iron keys. This is the oldest house in the village and was built in 875. Legend has it that this house was inhabited by a priest who would mediate between neighbourhood disputes. He is said to have given the keys to Haven to those who were able to resolve them

Visit an old hydroelectric power plant

Did you ever wonder how electricity is made? Are you interested to learn how hydroelectric power works?

Engolastres has a former hydroelectric plant built in at 1,600m above sea level in 1934 along with a Dam of the same name that was used in the past to generate power. While the plant is not in use anymore, you can still see the old guard house and the funicular and in the summer months, the Museum of Electricity is open to the public and offers 1.5h guided tours.

If you are visiting Andorra during the colder months, it is still worth it to come here because the dam is surrounded by towering pine trees and you can walk around it and see he funicular which is in the open behind the guard house. There are paths to have a stroll and a restaurant with facilities. In winter, the top layer of the dam freezes over.

Tour cost 5 euro and are available May, June, September and October on Saturday at 11am and 3pm. In July on Saturdays at 10am, 12pm, 3pm and 5pm and on Sundays at 10am, 12pm and 3pm. From the fourth week of July until the end of August, tours run from Tuesday to Sunday at 10am, 12pm, 3pm and 5pm and Saturday at 11am and 3pm. There is parking available by the museum.

Have fun at Naturlandia

Naturlandia is Andorra’s response to a theme park. Instead of rides and roller coasters, the park offers active adventures, hiking and trekking, restaurants and all sorts of activities making it one of the most fun things to do in Andorra.

Split into two sections, one at 1600m above sea level and one at 2,000m and connected by road, the park is in Sant Julia de Lloria, about 15min from Andorra La Vella. It is open all year round, though the activities vary by season.

You can go on hiking, Segway, bicycle, snowmobile or buggy tours around, all come in child and adult sizes. There are trampolines, zip lines, bouncy castles, tobotronics and tubbing. Little ones have children workshops and other activities and adults can go on night snowmobile adventures.

The animal enclosures are located at 2,000m and host species that are typical of the Pyrenees area including wild goats, bears, lynx, deer, wolfs, etc. Animals can be observed from specific points by following a path. During the winter time, snow rackets are required to walk the perimeter of the enclosure. There is also a farm area with domestic animals like pigs. 

Beware, although the area meet the EU standards, they still showcase animals in an enclosure, instead of in the wild, so think if that is what you want to do. Some of these animals would have a huge territory in the wild whereas here they are constrained to a smaller space.

Some of the activities are included in the price while others need to be booked. The park opens from and you can see what activities are available live on the website, along with webcam images.

Explore Andorra La Vella

The capital of Andorra, Andorra La Vella, has a few quaint spots to take in and is well worth a couple of hours. Here are the places you need to visit.

Casa de la Vall

La Casa de la Vall translating to the House of the valley in Catalan, is the home of the former Andorran government. Dating back to the 16th century (the date is engraved on top of the main door), the building is open to visits and offers guided tours where you can learn more not just about the building but also about the country as this is the closest you will get to a national history museum.

La Casa de la Vall was built by a vicar from La Seu d’Urgell in 1580 and their shield is on top of the main gate, and was acquired by the government in 1701 who started to use it as the home of the government until 2011 when it moved to a new building. 

Don’t miss a visit where you can see the original and intricate Criminal Court, the building is quite impressive inside.

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Take a photo with the Andorra sign

Along Avinguda Carlemany you can shop to your heart’s content from perfume to clothing, from tobacco to alcohol, from jewelry to toys, but there is also a funky looking fushia pink sign spelling Andorrawhere you can take fun photos alone or with friends and family.

Admire the stained glass at Esglesia de Sant Esteve

This old-looking church in the downtown of Andorra La Vella makes for picturesque photos but is mostly new except for the original Romanesque apse and the stained glass which lets in beautiful light. Located near the Placa del poble and the Casa de la Vall, this is a working church with regular service.

See the views from Placa del poble

This square is the main meeting point for festivals and celebrations in the country and gives panoramic views over the city. In December, you can enjoy a fun and cozy Chritstman market with handmade products, sweets and artisan foods on sale that makes for a great evening.

Tip : There is a lift that goes from the top of the square to the bottom street below by the government building.

Spot La noblesse du temps

You will recognise this well known piece of art as soon as you see it. Placed by the river, in the bridge that connects Avinguda Meritxell in Andorra la Vella with Escaldes, La noblesse du temps is a sculpture by famous Dali that involves his usual melting clocks.

How to get to Andorra

Andorra has no airport and is only accessible by road . It is one of the few countries in the world which is landlocked and only accessible via roads through other countries. In fact, the other four countries without airports are also in Europe and are also micro-states, Monaco , The Vatican, Liechtenstein and San Marino. So you can get here on an epic road trip across Europe .

There are four international airports within 200km from Andorra so you can pick: Toulouse-Blagnac (TLS), Carcassonne (CCF), Girona -Costa Brava (GRO), Barcelona-El Prat (BCN) and Reus (REU).

I would then suggest to rent a car from any of these and drive. The drive should be easy with good roads. The easiest airport is probably Barcelona, and you can easily combine it with some time in the city .

Getting from Barcelona to Andorra is really easy as the roads are pretty straightforward. Here is a Google map showing the route.

Bear in mind you have two options , either a paid tunnel road which will cut your time down, or the regular national road which will save you the toll. As kids we always took the regular road as the tunnel was not built until later, but the tunnel makes a lot of sense so the drive is more comfortable.

On the way, I highly recommend you stop for food. I always drove to Andorra very early in the morning and we stopped on the way for breakfast at one of the roadside restaurants serving hearty breakfast meals including omelets, sausages and even wine with rustic bread from the local bakery and great produce.

If you have a valid visa for Spain and France you will be able to visit Andorra as there are free movement agreements in place. Most times, you may no even have to stop and show your passport.

Best Hotels in Andorra

Tourism, especially during winter, is one of the most important revenue sources for Andorra, so it should come as no surprise that the hospitality industry has years of experience welcoming guests and that there are a fair amount of ski hotels in Andorra.

However, like all other mountain countries such as Switzerland or Austria, Andorra is also a great destination in the summer months where basing yourself in the city center might make more sense.

So I decided to split this list between Andorra La Vella hotels, which includes other urban centers like Escaldes-Engordany, and hotels in Andorra ski resorts which are particularly convenient if you do not want to be stuck in traffic in and out of the slopes on the narrow one-lane mountain roads.

Hotels in the city center of Andorra

Staying in town is a great alternative to explore all the things to do in Andorra. This will give you the chance to try lots of restaurants and enjoy the happening nightlife as well, although Andorra is not big the roads are winding and 15 kms can take half an hour or more to drive. 

Roc De Caldes

Roc De Caldes is probably slightly below in category than the other hotels here, despite having the same 5 star rating.

The hotel is traditional in design , reminiscent of what Andorra was like when I was a kid and their website is rather hard to navigate with little information, so you are definitively better off using a booking site. But it is probably this that makes it a warm and charming option.

Its location, slightly off the main city center and by greenery, makes it a great option when you are coming in the summer time and makes it quieter although still relatively close to the center of Escaldes-Engordany (where Caldea is), not Andorra La Vella.

The hotel’s restaurant is a good option to try some of the more local dishes.

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Eurostars Andorra

Perfectly located in the middle of Andorra La Vella very near Pyrenees on Avinguda Meritxell, the Eurostars Andorra is as good as a hotel location can be. Once you park the car, you can walk everywhere in town, which comes in handy since parking and traffic can be pretty bad.

The hotel is 4 stars and offers good value for money. Rooms are comfortable and convenient, breakfast is quite decent and abundant. Suites come with a separate living room with a sofa bed for the kids and there is a public parking within meters that is 20 euros per day. You can pay by the hour. 

Andorra Park Hotel

Located in a residential area, Andorra Park Hotel is one of the best Andorra La Vella hotels . Andorra Park hotel is surrounded by 15,000 square meters of gardens and greenery giving guests the feeling of being among nature.

The hotel is modern and luxurious and, like other hotels in this category in Andorra, comes with in-room jacuzzi and some of them have balconies facing the gardens or the pool.

Despite being more of an “uban” hotel, there is a free shuttle to Granvalira for guests and a stunning outdoor pool surrounded by a grassy and tree-filled area that will make you feel far away from civilisation.

Dining in is a good option as the hotel’s restaurant, Es Andorra , comes highly recommended for trying out the local cuisine.

Hotel Plaza

Classic English design in this luxury hotel in the downtown of Andorra La Vella that is consistently rated as one of the best hotels in Andorra . Its location is one of the best if you want to be able to walk around the city or go for dinner without having to drive.

The rooms have a more convenitonal mountain retreat feel and some of the the deluxe ones have a jacuzzi bathtub.

The facilities include a wellness area with Hammam, Sauna, Jacuzzi, crystal fountain and thermal facilities and a fully equipped spa.

Ski hotels in Andorra

Most people will go to Andorra to enjoy winter sports and with good reason since Granvalira is the largest ski resort in Europe, so there is plenty for everyone. As expected, there are also a couple of luxury hotels in Andorra’s ski resorts and I listed the top two below.

Hotel Ski Plaza & Wellness

Part of the same hospitality group as The Plaza in Andorra La Vella, the Ski Plaza & Wellness is a mountain retreat located in the traditional parish of Canillo , 100m from the cablecar to Granvalira.

The hotel is warm, cozy and designed for the winter months with fireplaces and sun-in leather sofas. The restaurant has a wall mural depicting rural scenes of life in Andorra, vintage cuckoo clocks and all the details to make you feel like you are high in the mountains when it is cold outside.

Rooms are comfortable and traditional and the family rooms come with fun bunk beds for children.

The hotel is perfect for kids, with many details throughout the property targeted at making them feel loved and cared for including separate dining areas in the restaurant.

Sport Hotel Hermitage and Spa

Sport Hotel Hermitage and Spa is located at 1,800m above sea level in the village of Soldeu , very near the Grandvalira ski slopes . This is the country’s only member of the Leading Hotels of the World  brand and one of the most luxurious ski resorts, equally interesting if you like summer sports and mountains.

The resort is also made of a 4 and 3 star hotel sharing facilities and a 5,000 square meter spa and wellness resort. All 143 rooms have their own hot tub and free access to the spa for 3h a day. The resort features the Hermitage Mountain Residences that can accommodate groups of up to 16 guests together in a 5 floor villa.

Expect the design to be mountain chic with lots of wood, sleek lines and warm interiors reminiscent of The Chedi Andermatt or other luxury Swiss Accommodation. The resort features two restaurants with Michelin-awarded chefs, the Catalan Nandu Jubany and the Japanese Hideki Matsuhisa .

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15 Best Places to Visit in Andorra

Cosily located between France and Spain , and nestled in the snowy peaks of the Pyrenean Mountains, Andorra may be small but it is definitely worth a visit for those looking for premium skiing terrain, hiking opportunities, and lush scenery.

The capital Andorra la Vella has a vibrant arts and food scene, as well the largest spa complex in Europe and much of the rest of Andorra is made up of scatterings of picture perfect villages and towns set amidst a backdrop of spectacular vistas.

Architecture lovers also won’t feel out of place here, as there are medieval and Romanesque buildings in abundance, many set on imposing hilltops or hidden away at the end of mountain lanes. Perfect for exploring at your leisure in a bid to uncover as many hidden gems as possible long the way.

Let’s have a look at the best places to visit in Andorra!

1. Andorra la Vella

The capital of Andorra, Andorra la Vella sits in the Pyrenees. The city has a population of just over 20,000 people meaning that it is small and compact and yet there is much to see here for discerning tourists.

With a lively bar and cafe culture, Andorra la Vella has a vibrant main artery in the form of the main street that has galleries showcasing local art, handicraft shops, and restaurants. For those looking to get a glimpse of the history of Andorra, there are guided tours of Casa de la Vall, a historic building dating from the 16th century famed for its period artwork and historically significant documents.

Also of note in Andorra la Vella is the Sant Esteve Church, built in the 12th century that features ornate wooden decorations. To enjoy all that Andorra la Vella has to offer, head over to Plaça del Poble, the main square of the city that sits atop the roof of an administrative complex, and visitors can ascend to the square and take in the unspoilt views over the city and beyond.

Head over to the town of Encamp to enjoy this picturesque spot that is bisected by the Valira d’Orient River. The town has a wealth of pretty historical buildings for visitor to explore, as well as quaint cafes, restaurants serving local fare, and boutiques selling art and crafts.

One of the big draws in Encamp is its National Automobile Museum that has a vast collection of vintage automobiles including steam powered cars and motorcycles. The town is also the starting point for several key locations in Andorra, such as the Pic dels Pessons Mountain, and those who enjoy hiking and rambling can explore the area easily in a day from Encamp.

Come ski season, there is a ski lift that takes visitors to Grau Roig or Pas de la Casa in order to hit the slopes in style.

3. Pas de la Casa

Nestled on the border with France , Pas de la Casa is one of Andorra’s top ski resorts, and now features 31 ski lifts to allow visitors access to all areas below the Pic d’Envalira. Unlike some of the other ski resorts in Andorra, Pas de la Casa better serves intermediate or advanced skiers as there are a number of red pistes that span the surrounding terrain.

There is also a focus on nightlife and après-ski here, making Pas de la Casa popular with younger travellers looking for some lively venues to relax in after a long day of skiing.

If you want to do some shopping then there are a number of warehouses along the pass between France and Andorra that sell duty free products.

4. Meritxell

Come to the town of Meritxell for the stunning Basilica Sanctuary of Nostra Senyora de Meritxell. The sanctuary is Romanesque in style and originally dates from the 17th century, and has been lovingly preserved and restored after a fire in the 1970s.

The basilica is known for its ornate statues of patron saints (one for each parish in Andorra) as well as its cloisters and a spectacular mirror room.

Part of the ancient chapel now houses a museum that features historic objects and artwork that celebrates the basilica and the Virgin of Meritxell.

The dinky village of Anyós sits in the La Massana parish and provides an enjoyable afternoon of sightseeing about one kilometre outside of La Massana proper. If you happen to visit Anyós in July you may witness the village’s annual carnival which features the blessing of a carriage in the village square.

Also worth a visit is the Church of Saint Christopher that dates from medieval times in homage to the patron saint of the village.

Popular pastimes in the surrounding areas of Anyós include bird watching and fishing, and this is the perfect place to go for a stroll and take in the local Alpine flora and fauna.

6. El Serrat

If you want to get out of the city of Andorra la Vella and really want to get away from it all then look no further that El Serrat, a tiny little village in a quiet corner of the Valira del Nord Valley.

The village is located up in the mountains which means that whatever direction you look in you will find stunning views of the surrounding countryside, and nature lovers should definitely not miss the opportunity to ramble in the region, particularly for those who love Alpine scenery.

Popular activities in and around El Serrat include bird watching, hiking, and in the winter months the area is blanketed in snow and you can indulge in cross country skiing or snowboarding in the downhill areas.

7. La Cortinada

Famed for being a place of almost unparallel natural beauty in Andorra, the delightful village of La Cortinada sits amongst flower meadows, fields, and imposing mountains, and is known for its ornate historical buildings.

For an example of Romanesque architecture in La Cortinada, walk over to the Sant Martí de la Cortinada church and enjoy the vibrant frescoes and a dovecot. There is also a carved wooden alter that dates from the 18th century as well as a sculpted confessional and elaborate carved wooden decorations throughout.

After visiting the town proper, there are a number of walking trails that encircle the village if you want to check out the views and the local plant and wildlife.

8. Vallnord

Andorra is well known as a prime skiing location, and no more so than at Vallnord, and visitors from all over Europe flock here for the crisp snow and pristine skiing conditions.

Vallnord, part of the Pyrenees, caters for skiers of all levels of ability, so whether you just want to try one of the beginner trails or take to the professional slopes, there is something for everyone to enjoy here.

Families also head to Vallnord to take advantage of the ski schools and family activities such as tobogganing and snowshoeing, or you can even whizz around the area on a snowmobile if you are so inclined.

9. Les Escaldes

Located just outside of the city of Andorra la Vella, Les Escaldes is the place to come if you enjoy hot springs and soothing thermal waters. The springs here are known for being rich in sulphur and nitrogen that can be used to treat a range of health issues, and are naturally heated underground.

Back in the day, the waters were discovered and used by the Romans who believed in their healing properties, so don’t miss the chance to soak in a Roman bath in Les Escaldes.

Aside from the waters, visitors can also check out Les Escaldes fortress named Capilla Sant Roma, as well as take in the views over the town from the Pont dels Escalls Bridge, a place of historical significance that makes you feel as if you have stepped back in time.

10. Valira D’Orient Valley

Due to its size and compact geography, Andorra is easily visited by car, and tours are common here to allow guests the chance to explore different areas of the region. As you move through the Valira d’Orient Valley you will find charming little towns and villages scattered over the region, as well as period buildings that seem to emerge out of nowhere.

These include the Sant Miquel Engolasters, a Pyrenean church that is yet another stunning example of the Romanesque style.

Located nearby the church is Lake Engolasters, an artificial lake that offers fishing and boating opportunities, and the surrounding scenery makes this the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll and a picnic.

11. Santa Coloma

As you drive from Andorra in the direction of the border with Spain , you will find the sleepy yet dainty village of Santa Coloma, which is known for the Santa Coloma church, another Romanesque building in Andorra that’s unusual due to its circular rather than square shape.

The church dates from the 9th century, and visitors travel here for its ornate features such as a statue, said to date from the 12th century, of the Virgin of Coloma. There are also some splendid frescoes on display as well as ornate arches, and a font said to date from medieval times.

Also in Santa Coloma is the Sant Vicenç d’Enclar Castle, built in the 12th century, and just a short walk from Santa Coloma Church. The location of the castle is stunning, as it sits atop the Roc d’Enclar, and stands guard over the village below.

12. Centre Termolúdic Caldea

When you visit Andorra la Vella it probably won’t take you long to find the Centre Termolúdic Caldea, a towering pyramid made from glass that easily pierces the city’s skyline. The centre is also notable for being the largest spa complex in the whole of Europe, and stretches over 6,000 square metres so that guests have plenty of room to enjoy all that the spa has to offer.

There are both indoor and outdoor lagoon areas for guests to swim and float in, as well as sauna, hot tubs, and a range of in-house features that provide unique treatments. Some of these include mini-waterfalls to massage tired muscles, marble treatment rooms that are said to have healing properties, and Roman style baths.

The waters in the spa are packed with minerals and originate from a thermal source under the city.

13. Canillo

If you are looking to get back to Andorra’s roots then make for the charming village of Canillo. To the north of the village you will find the Sant Joan de Caselles Chapel, built in the 11th century in the Romanesque style.

Constructed from local stone, the chapel has made its mark due to its exquisite craftsmanship that includes a range of preserved frescoes and sculptures including one of Jesus Christ made from stucco.

A visit to the chapel also combines well with a walk in the countryside to take in the spectacular scenery that Andorra is famous for, as well as an opportunity to try the local fare in one of the rustic local restaurants that dot the area.

14. La Massana

Come to La Massana in the winter months if you want to experience some outdoor premium sports and enjoy some fun in the snow.

La Massana is larger in size than most other ski resorts in Andorra, and is found at an elevation of 1500 metres, although its slopes continue up to 2500 metres. There are 89 kilometres of downhill ski trails including 41 pistes, and 26 ski lifts. The resort is also joined via ski lifts to other ski areas such as Arisanal.

Depending on your fitness levels and enthusiasm, you can go skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and even try your hand at a combination of skiing and paragliding!

• 15.  Ordino

For those who want to explore more of the Valira del Nord Valley, the town of Ordino is an essential stop off point. The town lies at the base of the Casamanya Mountain and has a laid back atmosphere and a rustic charm.

One of the top draws in Ordino is the Casa Plairal d’Areny de Plandolit, the former home of Baron de Senaller, that originally dates from the 17th century. Visitors can tour the house and enjoy the period touches such as an ornate iron balcony, and even a former armoury that includes a barrel-organ.

As you move through the home you will also find a historic blacksmith’s studio, a library that features coats of arms of famous families in Andorra, a private chapel, and even a period bakery.

Other things to look out for are original copies of the national anthem of Andorra in the music room, as well as the decorated private chapel.

15 Best Places to Visit in Andorra:

• Andorra la Vella
• Pas de la Casa
• La Cortinada
• Les Escaldes
• Valira D’Orient Valley
• Santa Coloma
• Centre Termolúdic Caldea

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Is Andorra Worth Visiting: 33 Reasons to Explore the Country

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Go to Andorra for Its Fascinating Landmarks

Andorra might be a small country, but it packs a powerful punch of interesting attractions. Let’s take a look at the landmarks that make Andorra worth visiting .

• The buildings in Centro Historico . The Historical Center of Andorra’s capital is home to several stunning edifices. The most notable are Casa Felipó, Casa Guillemó, La Casa de la Vall (see below), and the old Vilanova clinic. Most of the buildings in Centro Historico originate in the 16 th and 17 th centuries, so brace yourself for jaw-dropping pre-Romanesque and Romanesque architecture.
• La Casa de la Vall . Andorra la Vella, the country’s capital, is home to one of the top attractions of Andorra – La Casa de la Vall . In 1580, locals constructed the manor. Then, between 1702 and 2011, La Casa was the headquarters of Andorra’s General Council. The first floor of the house is home to the remarkable Criminal Court and features gorgeous wooden furniture and decorations. On the second floor, you can find the Hall of Lost Steps where you can admire mesmerizing 16 th -century paintings.
• Casa Felipó . Erected in 1948, Casa Felipó belongs to the Cultural Heritage of Andorra. The building has seven floors and is covered in granite stone. The roof is in a conical shape, while its façade has an eye-catching combination of regular and irregular geometrical elements.
• Caldea Spa Complex . The 18 floors of Caldea make it Europe’s largest thermal spa complex, as well as Andorra’s tallest building. On top of that, it prides itself on one of the most jaw-dropping architectures worldwide. Caldea Spa Complex packs countless indoor and outdoor jacuzzis, swimming pools, and hydrotherapy sections. Over 400,000 people visit the spa every year.
• The Shopping Mile . One of the top reasons to visit Andorra is its duty-free shopping. And there’s no better place to quench your shopping thirst than The Shopping Mile . The pedestrian street runs through Andorra la Vella and invites to its numerous outlets, hypermarkets, and boutiques. Their unbeatable offers will fulfill all your shopping wishes.
• The Tibetan Bridge of Canillo . Andorra is worth visiting for the mind-bending Pont Tibetà de Canillo . The extraordinary steel hanging bridge spans for 603 m (1,978 ft.) with a maximum height of 158 m (518 ft.) The spectacular views of the Pyrenees make up for your shaking knees and dizzy head.

• Puente de Paris . If you dig scenic bridges, head to  Puente de Paris . The bridge provides a fantastic backdrop to the delightful Andorra la Vella. Puente de Paris’ intricate design and arresting architecture blooms at night when the bridge is fully lit up. If possible, we suggest you visit it after sunset.
• La Noblesse du Temps . This grandiose bronze monument rises 16 ft. (4.9 m) high and weighs 1.4 tons.  La Noblesse du Temps  translates as “The Nobility of Time”. The renowned artist Salvador Dalí built the sculpture as a symbol of the passing of time. One of the most interesting  facts about Andorra  is that Dalí crafted the monument by hand.
• Mirador Roc del Quer . Once you visit the  Mirador Roc del Quer , you’ll never forget it. The viewpoint near Canillo gives you the one-of-a-kind experience of being in mid-air, surrounded by the enchanting magnificence of the Pyrenees Mountains. Don’t miss admiring the drop-dead beautiful Andorra from above by going to Mirador Roc del Quer.
• Andorra’s national parks . Valle de Sorteny, Valls del Comapedrosa, and Madriu-Perafita-Claror cover a huge chunk of Andorra’s territory. Madriu-Perafita-Claror, which is the country’s biggest park, belongs to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Expect to spot boars, roe deer, eagles, and bearded vultures while hiking  Andorra’s national parks .
• Valira D’Orient Valley . Striking little towns and villages, and buildings that seem to arise out of nowhere. All these characterize Valira D’Orient Valley. A must-visit place in the area is San Miquel Engloasters – an outstanding Pyrenean church built in the Romanesque style. In the temple’s vicinity, you can marvel at Lake Engloasters. The man-made lake provides you with several fishing and boating activities.
• Les Escaldes . Fancy splashing in hot springs and thermal waters? Head to Les Escaldes just outside of Andorra’s capital city. The waters are abundant in sulfur and nitrogen, which can help cure various health issues. Eons ago, ancient Romans discovered the springs and erected a bath that’s worth checking out. In the Les Escaldes area, you can also explore Pont dels Escalls Bridge, Capilla Sant Roma Fortress, and Roman ruins.

Travel to Andorra to Get Lost in Its Stunning Towns and Villages

Picturesque is one of the best ways to describe the country’s magnificent settlements. In the section below, see what are Andorra’s most fascinating towns and villages .

• Andorra la Vella . The charming tiny town of Andorra la Vella is the country’s capital. Its location at 3,356 ft. (1,023 m) makes it the highest European capital and one of the highest in the world. Despite its small size and population, you can engage in a lot of activities there. Get lost in the main vein of stores along Meritxell Avenue. If you don’t like duty-free shopping, don’t fret. You can also visit galleries, explore handicraft shops, or grab a bite. Don’t leave before admiring the 12 th -century Sant Esteve Church that attracts with its wooden decorations.
• Ordino . Fancy sightseeing the sprawling Valira del Nord Valley? Then, you mustn’t miss the town of Ordino . Tucked at the foot of Casamanya Mountain, the settlement greets you with a bucolic appeal and a chill atmosphere. Among Ordino’s top landmarks is a 17th-century house that belonged to a famous Andorran baron. Inside, you’ll find a lavish iron balcony, an elaborate library, and a former armory with a barrel organ.
• La Cortinada . A heart-pumping combination of lush fields, flower meadows, and jaw-dropping mountain crags surround this quaint village. A host of ornate historical edifices further highlight La Cortinada ’s attractiveness. Like Romanesque architecture? Visit the Sant Martí de la Cortinada church to discover an impressive dovecot and eye-catching frescoes. The wooden altar inside is from the 18 th century.
• Encamp . Charming cafés, restaurants, and boutiques, as well as stunning historical buildings, dot Encamp . But what makes it a must-stop destination are the breathtaking vistas of the Valira d’Orient River. The town houses the interesting National Automobile Museum where you can marvel at vintage vehicles like motorbikes and steam-powered cars. If you’re in Encamp in winter, hop on the lift to Pas de la Casa or Grau Roig to test the ski slopes.

• Santa Coloma . A medieval church is the most famous attraction of the quiet yet beautiful village of Santa Coloma . Constructed in the Romanesque style, the temple has an unusual circular shape. The 9 th -century Church of Santa Coloma d’Andorra will enchant you with its opulent features, among which is the 12 th -century statue of the Virgin of Coloma. Just a few minutes on foot from the church, you can find the medieval Sant Vicenç d’Enclar Castle.
• Anyós . Tiny yet full of exciting activities is what characterizes the village of Anyós . The annual carnival happens in July on the main square where locals bless a carriage. If you don’t dig carnivals, the Church of Saint Christopher might grab your attention. Fishing, bird watching, and hiking in nature are the other activities you can do in the surroundings of Anyós.
• Canillo . Would you like to find out more about Andorra’s roots? Then, you should visit the picturesque village of Canillo . There, you can admire the 11 th -century Sant Joan de Caselles Chapel erected in Romanesque style. If chapels are not your cup of traveling tea, don’t worry. The countryside around Canillo is spectacular and best-viewed from the Roc Del Quer viewpoint.
• Meritxell . One of the best things to do in Andorra is visiting the prominent Basilica Sanctuary of Nostra Senyora de Meritxell. You’ll find the 17 th -century, Romanesque-style church in the village of Meritxell , close to the border with France. The basilica invites you with its mind-blowing mirror room and opulent statues of patron saints. Inside the chapel, you can also explore a museum that showcases eye-grabbing artwork and artifacts.

Visit Andorra to Discover Its Peculiar Museums

From the quirky Museum of Miniatures to the “fragrant” Perfume Museum, find the museums that make going to Andorra worth it .

• The Electricity Museum . You can visit the MW Museum of Electricity all year round. Also, between the months of May and September, you can enjoy the Engolasters hydroelectric route. It brings you to the dam on Engolasters Lake, where you can see how Andorra produces its electricity. The museum and the hydroelectric route will take you around 2 hours.
• The Perfume Museum . One of Andorra’s coolest museums will show you the country’s relationship with scents. The Perfume Museum displays over 39,000 units and 1,000s of fragrances spread over five halls. In the Olfactory Station area of the exhibition, you can try mixing different scents. Check the museum’s opening hours via this link .
• The Museum of Miniatures . Museo de la Miniatura immerses you in a huge array of works by Nicolai Siadristy. The Ukrainian genius is famous for being one of the best miniature artists in the world. Next to miniatures made of paper, fruit seeds, or rice grains, Siadristy has manufactured miniatures out of gold and platinum, too.
• The Postal Museum . As the name suggests, the Postal Museum showcases the art of making and printing stamps. The museum collection includes more than 50,000 items. Exploring Museo postal de Andorra on your own will take you about half an hour. However, you can also grab an audio guide and do a self-led tour.
• The Comic Museum . Like cartoons and caricatures? Then, you’ll find great pleasure in visiting Andorra’s colorful Comic Museum . Inside, you can discover 1,000+ copies – the oldest one being the 1904 Little Nemo in Slumberland. The museum’s archive also consists of art books, as well as VHS and DVD movies.

Discover Andorra for Its Delectable Cuisine

One of the things that make Andorra worth visiting is tasting its mouthwatering dishes. Similar to its neighbors Spain and France, Andorran people also like escargots. Other delicacies include hare and boar meat. In the section below, you’ll discover the most typical Andorran foods .

• Escudella . The national dish of Andorra epitomizes meat and vegetables that come either in the form of a soup or a stew. Escudella is a delicious fusion of meat (veal, chicken, or sausages), pasta shells, and various seasonal veggies like cabbage, carrots, and celery.
• Trucha a la Andorrana . Since Andorra is away from the seaside, you’ll rarely find seafood in the country’s restaurants. However, the tiny principality abounds in rivers that teem with freshwater trout. So, if you like fish, don’t miss a chance to tease your palate with Trucha a la Andorrana . Chefs prepare this Andorran-style trout on the grill and then wrap it in ham. Finger-licking!
• Trinxat . This typical food of Andorra shares similarities with the British Bubble and Sqeak. Trinxat combines pork meat with leek, cabbage, and potatoes. Garlic cloves and fresh parsley add an unmistakable aroma to the dish. Some restaurants might serve it with chicory leaves or a poached egg.

Travel to Andorra for Its World-Class Winter Resorts

In this section, we’ll walk you around the best spots to do winter sports . Skiing, snowshoeing, and snowboarding are among the top reasons that make Andorra worth visiting.

• Vallnord . European and other visitors go to Vallnord to benefit from its crisp snow and supreme skiing conditions. No matter whether you’re a total beginner or an experienced veteran, this prime winter resort will live up to your expectations. Are you traveling with kids? Take advantage of Vallnord’s ski school and a diverse set of family activities, such as tobogganing, snowshoeing, or driving a snowmobile.
• Soldeu . The tiny Soldeu village attracts skiers, snowboarders, and winter enthusiasts alike. Amazing four- and five-star hotels invite you with their fancy facilities and mollycoddling mountain spa complexes. Soldeu offers every ski slope you can think of – from the beginner green and blue through the challenging red to the black ones reserved only for experts.
• Grandvalira . The total length of the ski slopes in Grandvalira is 130 mi (210 km). It covers more than 100 pistes from every category – green, blue, red, and even black. If you dig fewer crowds and high amounts of adrenaline, Grandvalira also offers night skiing and snowboarding. Just bear in mind the maximum vertical drop here is more than 2,800 ft. (850 m).
• La Massana . Winters in La Massana await you with lots of snow and amazing outdoor sports. The resort sits at 4,920 ft. (1,500 m), while its steep slopes get as high as 8,200 ft. (2,500 m). The 41 marked pistes and 26 ski lifts make you never get bored at La Massana. Activities include skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and even paragliding.
• Pas de la Casa . One of the best winter resorts in Andorra is next to the border with France. Pas de la Casa boasts 30+ ski lifts that will take you up to the slopes below Pic d’Envalira. This area is great if you’re an advanced skier or snowboarder because Pas de la Casa offers numerous red ski pistes. Young travelers flock here because of the resort’s active nightlife.

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