"An excellent summer getaway in the Pyrenees mountains — perfect for stargazing and relaxing near streams and natural water fountains. Just a 20-minute drive from Andorra town centre on the Spanish side. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was delightful."
"We really liked this hotel because of the friendly staff, lovely room with a balcony, and the fantastic breakfast. There is also a super cool second floor patio which is available to all of the guests. We were hiking all day and didn't feel like going out to a restaurant, so we picked up some groceries across the street at the little convenience store and enjoyed our snacks while laying in the anti-gravity chairs and looking up at the stars.
We stayed there for two nights, so we went to the...
"Impressively poor in so many ways. We only took it as a last resort, and you should have the same approach. Room door almost impossible to open because rubbed on floor - and that was AFTER they sent us to the wrong floor to find the room. No internet because "it's too weak to work there". Dangerously broken steps to rear balcony/patio, which was too overgrown to use anyway. See photo. Basically this is a dormitory-style place for young foolish skiiers and not much else."
"Do not recommend for non-Spanish speakers. The hosts are lovely and the hotel is nice and clean, but communication for English speakers is tricky. Maybe if you speak French or Italian it could also work, but just FYI, none of the staff speak a word of English. But it’s pretty much like that in the entire Val d’Aran."
"Auberge in the hills. Mainly a ski resort. Simple metal bunk beds. Shared bath. Bit of a bad smell in the toilets, but that's all. Great water pressure. Nice breakfast."
"The cocker did not work and we found a used condom underneath the heater.
The property is otherwise really nice as parts of it have been recently refurbished. But if you stay in one of the older rooms it is a more basic experience."
"Situated on the main road, with easy street parking. The town is geared to outdoor sports. In the off season, it is quiet. Property is not new, but the room was well maintained. It had a pleasant view. Breakfast was in the adjoining hotel and was fine. Definitely recommend, if planning to stay in Sort. "
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You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Ecomuseum of the Valleys of the Aneu during your trip to Esterri D'Aneu. Discover the area's spas and seek out its ski slopes.
Nestled in the Pyrenees, this charming mountain town offers riverside walks and traditional Catalan restaurants serving hearty local cuisine. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike scenic trails in nearby Aigüestortes National Park or ski the slopes at Baqueira-Beret resort during winter months.
The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 13°C, while the coldest months are February and January, with an average of -1°C. Average annual precipitation for Esterri D'Aneu is 1124 mm.
