Sorry - do not know!

Bonsoir, je ne connais pas d'immeuble portant ce nom. Il serait préférable d appeler l'office de tourisme de canillo ou soldeu. Ils parlent très bien français.

It’s a great time to come. The snow should be great and the sun will be shining. My favourite time of year !

Hola Silvia, se me hace difícil responderte, ya que no esquiamos... lo que puedo decirte es que estaras rodeada de pistas de esqui a pie del Hotel, con una pista de aprendizaje justo delante y los telesilla para subir y acceder a todas las demás. Espero haberte ayudado! :)

Hi Kaim. I'm not a 'skier', but I know the places very well. Pas de la Casa is the biggest place, next to the French border and with many shops, restaurants, etc... but also many trafic and people. Soldeu is the second biggest place, with few small shops and some restaurants. El Trater is smaller, more quiet and relaxing, just a few restaurants there. Hope it helps!

Plenty local buses operate from there up to El Tarter and Soldeu from the bus station. Inexpensive tickets.

The village stretches about a kilometre along the main road that runs to the French border though most of the accommodation is at the Eastern end and only a few minutes walk to the gondola which is pretty much the way up the mountain including to the ski school. If you let me know where you're staying I can be more specific but there are several bars and restaurants in the village. There are also several ski rental outlets. There are 3 small supermarkets though non of them has a great variety of fresh food and much of the veg looks old. They're not terribly expensive by ski resort prices. You can also catch a bus which is fairly cheap and takes you to Canillo where there is a leisure centre and also to Andorra La Vella where there are much bigger and better stocked supermarkets. If you are on the Western edge of the village it is well worth renting a ski locker close to the gondola lift. It saves a long walk in your boots which isn't a good start to your day but this again will depend where you're staying. Some of the more distant accommodation offers free transport anyway. If you are taking lessons, be at the lift station very early on Monday morning as whether you get morning or afternoon lessons is on a first come first served basis and the queue on the first day is always huge. You need to be there maybe half an hour before first lift. I'm not sure about taxis, but there were some around so I guess they're easily available though probably not necessary. If there's anything else you want to know don't hesitate to ask. You'll have a great holiday I'm sure. It's a nice ski area. I can help with slope info if you want e.g. off piste areas, good areas for novices etc. Let me know. All the best, Adrian

Hi, when we were there in Jan it looked like there are now taxis in Soldeu but never before, there are buses that go to Andorra La Vella very regularly. I'm sure that the hotel has a mini bus but check. I have stayed in El Tartar and it didn't bother us in the evening that we were stuck down there as plenty of things to do in the hotel.