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How about spending your summer holidays in a principality? Magnificent mountainous landscapes, activities that can no longer be counted, numerous shops for shopping... Welcome to the Principality of Andorra, at an altitude of 2,000 m, in the heart of the Pyrenees.
Thanks to its stunning location, the Pas de la Casa Princesa residence offers ...outstanding views of the valley. It is made up of three 6-storey buildings offering apartments with modern comforts and decor, a real haven of peace where you can relax with your loved ones.
Do you like nature and wide open spaces? Andorra is made for you! You can follow the scenic hiking trails or try the Via Ferrata climbing route through the stunning landscape. Golf lovers will be able to perfect their swing on the highest golf course in Europe: the Grandvalira Golf Soldeu course sits at 2250m above sea level.
The Principality of Andorra is also a dream destination for shopping. Its many boutiques and shopping centres are a real temptation.
The Automobile Museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of motoring with a collection of 80 vehicles and 60 motorbikes. The museum also has audio guides, guided tours and workshops. Ideal for motor enthusiasts.
Andorran gastronomy stands out for its connection with the high mountains and local products. Restaurants with the ‘Traditional Andorran Cuisine' seal of approval offer authentic dishes, and the traditional bordas invite you to enjoy yourself in a ...unique setting.
Mon(t) Magic Family Park offers fun for the whole family. Enjoy a 550 m zip line, the mountain slide and the 3D virtual reality experience. Access by gondola lift and choose from various options to explore the park.
The Pòrt d'Envalira viewpoint, at an altitude of over 2,400 metres, offers spectacular views of the Orient valley. It has wooden benches for relaxing and a sustainable hut. Ideal for enjoying the scenery and breathing fresh air.
Indoor car park (charge applies) in the residence (18 spaces).
Please note: subject to availability (please contact reception for prices)
No direct access to the resort by train.
However, it is possible to travel part of the way by train, then take bus connections:
- From Madrid: LÉRIDA STATION (166 km) (high-speed train/AVE from Madrid), then Lérida - Andorra bus connection
- From Barcelona: PUIGCERDÀ STATION (43 km) then bus connection Puigcerdà - La Seu d'Urgell - Andorra
- From Girona (200 km): bus connections from GIRONA STATION
- From Toulouse: HOSPITALET STATION in France (24 km) then bus connection (N.B.: bus to Andorra from Toulouse).
Barcelona airport (200 km) Girona airport (200 km)
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574 reviews
Chris Newton
There is 2 months on
Google
Apartment was lovely with everything you need to self cater. 2 ring electric hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge. Plus kettle, coffee pod machine and toaster. Cleaning kit provided with 4 dishwasher tabs. Bed was comfy but on the firm side. Reception staff were lovely. ...They actually take the deposit money from your account (not a pre-authorisation) so make sure you have enough on your Monzo! We left the apartment as clean as we found it and stripped the beds and they refunded the full deposit the day after we left no problem. The ski in/out works ok but after a dump of snow it gets a but tricky to get back without a bit of a walk. Access to the slopes is via the carpark level P2. Also there are two ski locker rooms as there are two companies using the building. The PV lockers are furthest from the door. Getting to the town is a bit of a walk down the road which takes about 10 mins down and maybe 15 back up. A lot of people use the slope access and walk down the piste but it is quite steep if you are carrying shopping. Lots of supermarkets with basic stuff. Not a great selection of fruit and veg but if you shop around it's ok. We used the Spar mostly which is the closest. There is a basic shop closer in the Caribou apartment block half way down the road which also does bread and croissants from 8am. Quite a few young people use the apartments so a bit of evening noise but not too bad, thats why its cheaper. So as long as you accept the walk up/down the hill it is a good place. Skiing area was good but most of the lifts are from the 1980's and slow. So lots of queuing! Way behind the Alps! They take your money for the ski pass but have not invested in the infrastructure!
M T
There is 8 months on Google
Great location and helpful staff. Had an awesome stay with my family. Highly recommend.
