If you’re looking for a peaceful mountain getaway off the beaten track, Andorra is the perfect destination. Located in the Pyrenees between France and Spain, this small nation is known for its stunning mountain scenery, vibrant ski resorts, and tax-free shopping. Whether you’re skiing in the winter or sightseeing in the summer, accommodation options span rustic villas to luxurious city hotels. Our pick of the best places to stay in Andorra offers easy access to the region’s attractions, and unbeatable scenery.

Check out one of Andorra’s highlights, the Mirador Roc Del Quer in Canillo — located at the heart of the country and suspended in mid-air, the platform offers breathtaking views of the Pyrenees. For something more spiritual, explore the many historic religious sites across Andorra, including the Església de Sant Climent de Pal, the Sant Joan de Caselles Church and the Basílica Santuari de Nostra Senyora de Meritxell, which is the centre of Christianity in Andorra. If exploring nature is more your thing, make sure to visit the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, with its isolated villages, deep glacial valleys and abundance of wildlife.

Whether you’re a keen hiker, a history enthusiast, a wildlife spotter or just looking for some modern comforts, Andorra has something for everyone. And best of all, wherever you choose to stay, you’ll be warmly welcomed. Below, we have listed the best places to stay in Andorra, hotels and hideaways where you’ll truly experience the spirit of this unique country.

The Best Places to Stay in Andorra

Andorra La Vella

• Andorra Park Hotel is a luxurious spa hotel located in Andorra La Vella and the country's first 5 star property. It is a fantastic property for relaxation and indulging in a vast range of spa and wellness treatments as well as gourmet dining options. Charming rooms are wood-panelled and have mountain views.

El Tarter

• Mountain Hostel Tarter is a good-value and welcoming hostel located in the very heart of El Tarter. This is a great option for those looking to explore outdoors all day and return to a clean, comfortable and sociable environment at night. An outdoor hot tub, hammocks and terrace with a view all add a special touch.

Soldeu

• Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa is a luxury spa hotel in the heart of the Pyrenees. As well as direct ski access and endless activities, the wellness offerings are unbeatable — 3 hours at the Sport Wellness Mountain Spa is included for every adult guest. Families will love the Kids & Teens Clubs, plus you'll find eight restaurants and swimming pool!
• Hotel Naudi is a family-run hotel and restaurant situated in the heart of this ski resort. Located just 200 metres from the slopes, with an amazing outdoor terrace, this is a chic and intimate boutique property that will appeal to couples looking to dine and relax in a peaceful environment.

Arinsal

• Hotel Palome is a good-value hotel with direct ski-in access to Pal-Arinsal ski resort. Spacious, comfortable, light-filled rooms provide a great base for days devoted to outdoor pursuits whether winter or summer. A gym and good restaurant complete the picture.

Pas de la Casa

• Grau Roig Boutique Hotel is a small luxury hotel boasting a fabulous location in the Grandvalira ski resort. Romantic rooms are dark and atmospheric with wood and tactile fabrics set against contemporary furniture. An indulgent spa and superb restaurant are the perfect spots to return to after a day spent in the mountains.

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Travel Information

• The airports nearest to Andorra are in Spain, and are in La Seu d'Urgell, Barcelona, Lleida, Reus and Girona. Barcelona-El Prat Airport is the largest, and the best way to arrive in Andorra, and is a three hour drive south. Barcelona has direct rail links to Paris, Zurich and Milan, as well as Madrid and other Spanish centres. And there’s the port, which does get some cruise ships docking.
• If you want to hire a car — which we highly recommend if you’re staying in Andorra and you want to explore the Pyrenees — we recommend you visit our online partner Rentalcars.
• Andorra's mountain climate is influenced by its proximity to the Mediterranean, bringing cold but dry winters and humid summers. The best time to go to Andorra for hiking is from May to mid-July, and in September, when you'll benefit from the Mediterranean sunshine and warmer weather on the Pyrenean slopes. For skiing, come from mid December to the end of March.

Still not sure which to book?

• You could expand your search to include all the best places to stay in the Pyrenees, which is the surrounding region.
• Alternatively, you could contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.