i stayed in the hotel for a week in march. Originly had booked the magi pas but was told it was over booked and they had moved us. apart from being at the top of a very steep hill and draggin our cases up it was in a very good position. just a short walk and you could take a short cut to the slopes so ideal really.the rooms were very clean and maids came in and cleaned and tidied the room every day. had a small balcony with a great view.food was great a few things we were a bit confused as to what it was but overall impressed with the food.i used the jacuzzi which was very clean and great to relax. the only downfall was i had my ipod stolen from my room and one of the other guys had money go missing. there was a safety deposit box so my advise would be to actually use it or take any valuables with you. there were a few russians(i think) but they were just loud but not really a problem.overall a fab value for money which i would def recommend and was glad i wasn t at the magic pasas it was close to some rowdy pubs.

Having just returned i have a slightly different view, the hotel was clean and breakfast was(by buffet standards) not to bad and lots of it. Didnt eat dinner there so not to sure but other guests said it was more than ok.
The room was small and basic but comfortable, i tend not to spend that much time in my room as i am on holiday!!! Sauna and jacuzzi both good, it seemed a bit silly to have to book them as they were not often being used, would have been better to have them all on same level and near each other. 5 euros 0r 7.50per couple a small price to pay to ease aches and pains.
Finally location, yes it is uphill from the slopes but not very far from , if you cut through bars and restaurants 3-4 min walk max. After all you are on a physical exercise holiday so another few minutes shouldnt kill you.
I have previously stayed in pas and some of the hotels have been nicer but worth the extra money?? probably not. look at it as a decent 3* and you wont be to dissapointed.

its just not a four star hotel even by andorra standards. There are four or five better hotels that are four stars and just as cheap. Try the magic hotel.
This hotel is at the top of the resort and a trek to the middle although there is a short cut to the slopes. Reception is ok, but although many rooms face the slope and have a good view ours was rubbish and the room was small and pokie. Bath rooms was smart and tidy and the linen was done every day.
The jaccuzzi was terrible and you have to pay extra. it was smelly and all the floors were awash with water, it was noisy and hair floating all over it. I didn't get in and got my money back. Also have to pay for lockers and and safe. Use the lockers on the slope.
Food was hit and miss. some days it was excellent and others it was ok and cold. Staff are nice though.
As i say I would stay else where and you will make your money back by using their free facilities. Good resort tough and caters for all needs. Maybe get your lessons i soldeu though as they are english and have better runs. Just a short bus trip if you can't shi over though.

After a long trek in the middle of the night we arrived at the hotel tired and weary which was not helped by an unfriendly greeting at reception. After what seemed an age and a lot of confusion we eventually got checked in to the hotel. Our room was suprisingly small for a 4* but the bathroom was clean and a good size. As previously experienced by others our bed clothes were stained and we also had a kettle with no cups. The breakfast was good but the buffet/ dinner was uninspiring and cold which was disappointing as were staying half board. There was no lobby or anywhere to relax and it cost an extra €5.00 to use the sauna. Overall, I found the reception staff unfriendly and unhelpful. I would definitly not return there and would advise others to avoid it also.