Family break in Andorra

Spa access: the relaxation you deserve

If you book 2 nights or more, you will enjoy 1 spa access (60 minutes) per person included in your booking.

Opening hours

• Monday to Saturday: from 13:00 to 21:00 (the last session, 20:00 to 21:00, is for adults only).
• Sunday: from 09:00 to 17:00 (the last session, 16:00 to 17:00, is for adults only).

Important information

• Book your time slot: to guarantee your place, you must reserve a day and time at the reception when you check in. Don’t wait until the last moment! The maximum capacity is 16 people per hour.
• Access kit: it is mandatory to wear a swimsuit and swimming cap. In addition, you will need to rent the bathrobe and flip-flops kit for €5 per person.

Minors in the spa

• Children under 16 years old must always be accompanied by an adult.
• For health reasons, access is not recommended for children under 3 years old.

Full Board? Here’s How the Meals Are Scheduled

If you choose Full Board, please note how the meal service works:

• You will start with dinner on the day of arrival.
• You will finish with lunch on the day of departure.

The accommodation informs us that this order cannot be changed, as restaurant capacity is managed to ensure a high-quality service.

Please note: this only applies to meals. Check the key collection and room check-out times to plan your stay properly.

Suites Plaza Hotel & Wellness Andorra

In the heart of Andorra la Vella, next to the National Stadium and close to the historic center, Suites Plaza Hotel & Wellness Andorra combines practical location and a well-kept atmosphere for a very complete holiday. In addition, Grandvalira is less than 9 km away, a perfect plus to combine city and mountain.

Its proposal revolves around relaxation and versatility: rooms and suites, family spa, heated pool and gym. It also has spaces designed for families, such as the kids & teens club.

In gastronomy, the hotel offers buffet, cafeteria with terrace and a fondue and raclette restaurant, with a commitment to fresh and zero kilometer products.

A hotel designed to enjoy Andorra in comfort; just choose the date and let yourself go.

Andorra is a very convenient destination for family travel because it offers a wide variety of activities within relatively short distances. Nature, snow, adventure parks, ice rinks, shops, and restaurants make it easy to tailor each day to the kids’ pace. It’s a practical, varied holiday with that mountain vibe that always breaks up the routine.

What to visit?

For a family holiday, it’s a good idea to combine Andorra la Vella—with its lively atmosphere and areas for strolling—with towns like Canillo or Encamp, which have a more peaceful, mountain-like vibe. You can also include the Meritxell Sanctuary, which is a short and easy visit, and a viewpoint like Roc del Quer, weather permitting.

What to do?

Here, the itinerary is quite different from a relaxing holiday. You can look for family-friendly activities like the Palau de Gel, adventure parks, easy hiking trails, kids’ circuits at mountain resorts, or snow-based activities designed for children. Visit Andorra highlights family-friendly options like snow tubing, kids’ circuits, and activities at ski resorts, which is a big help if you’re travelling with little ones and not everyone wants to ski.

What to eat?

With kids, it’s best to stick to simple, comforting dishes. In Andorra, it’s easy to find cannelloni, grilled meats, soups, potatoes, cured meats, and homemade desserts. For adults, trinxat and escudella are two classics worth trying at least once during your holiday.

Our recommendation

For a mountain meal in a family-friendly atmosphere, Borda Raubert in La Massana is a traditional borda serving rustic cuisine and dishes rooted in Andorran tradition. For a restaurant recognized by the Repsol Guide, Jou La Borda stands out for its ingredient-driven cuisine, its wine cellar, and its views—ideal if you want to treat yourself with your family or as a couple.

Nearby Excursions

If you’re travelling with children, Naturland, in Sant Julià de Lòria, offers a well-rounded outing with its adventure activities in a natural setting. Another option is Pal, a small and very photogenic village, perfect for a short stroll and for introducing the kids to a more traditional side of Andorra.