Hotels in Andorra

High in the Pyrenees Mountains nestled right between France and Spain is the country of Andorra, which is small (less than 30 kilometers end to end) in size but big in every other way. Staying in a hotel in Andorra can have you zooming down the slopes in the winter, hiking to valleys, mountain lakes and streams in the summer, and shopping and delving into the region’s romantic past all year round. The country’s size also guarantees that all Andorra hotels are close to a variety of Andorra landmarks, and our Eurobookings website is a great way to find just the right hotel for you from the comfort of your own home. You won’t want to make your Andorra reservations without using Eurobookings’s interactive area maps, hotel photos and videos, and our options in listing hotels (by popularity, star rating, location and more). Though the official language is Catalan, you’re also likely to hear French, Spanish, Portuguese and, as tourism is the country’s main industry, most everyone speaks English, from the hotel to the restaurant to the museum.

Hotels in Andorra vary as widely as the people. A hotel in Pal, Andorra can have you in a mountain chalet, just meters from the ski lift. A hotel in Arinsal, Andorra can be a family-run bed and breakfast near the trail head leading up to the 2,8888 meter Pic de Sanfons. And a room in the capital city of Andorra La Vella could be a classic centuries-old hotel with high ceilings and grand staircases near the 12th Century Romanesque Church of Sant Andreu or any of the sleek modern hotels near the Ice Palace of Andorra. The city itself is an architectural marvel, as it clings to a steep gorge in the mountains that does not seem like it was made to support 24,000 citizens plus its many tourists. The newer part of Andorra La Vella is a Mecca for duty-free shopping, and many hotels are right near the major shopping districts. And an Andorra hotel near the Caldea, a spa under a large glass spire is a unique experience as well.

A hotel in the smaller southern city of Sant Julia de Loria offers such magnificent attractions as the 13th Century Sanctuary of Canòlic, which still attracts pilgrims each May. Because of its size, doing all the things to do in Andorra is easy, no matter where in Andorra your hotel is. And because of its unique spot high in the Pyrenees, the country has no airports, though shuttles are available from Blagnac Airport in Toulouse, France in one direction and El Prat Airport in Barcelona, Spain in the other direction. Many towns are also linked by buses that run every thirty minutes, and Eurobookings will tell you which hotels rent cars.
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