Mountain-side comfort at a 4-star hotel

We want your stay to be perfect and worry-free!

We know that car park in Andorra can be a challenge, so we've found the best options for you. These are not the accommodation's own car parks, but they are very close by:

• Click on the locations below to see where the free car parks are. You can park at either location without any trouble or paying a penny. We look forward to welcoming you!

• Car park location 1

• Car park location 2

Both car parks are outdoors and just a few minutes' walk away. Have a great holiday!

Travelling with little ones?

The Hotel Princesa Parc 4* has a kids’ club among its facilities, perfect for keeping your little ones entertained!

• Designed for children aged 3 to 11, it offers board games, arts and crafts, painting and much more, so children can enjoy an unforgettable holiday too.
• The kids’ club is open every day from 10:00 to 22:00.

Outside supervised activity hours, children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.

Hotel Princesa Parc: slopes, spa and après-ski in the heart of Arinsal

Boots on, a 150-metre stroll and you're at the cable car up to Pal-Arinsal. That's how days begin at the Hotel Princesa Parc, and in summer the same short walk leads you towards the trails of Comapedrosa.

Back from the mountain, the spa is waiting with a sauna, Turkish bath and hot tub to ease tired legs, plus a massage if you fancy ending the day in style.

As evening falls, the fun carries on inside: a game at the bowling alley, live music in the Piano Bar or a cocktail at a bar built over an aquarium.

And to refuel, there's the buffet with live cooking, one of the things guests praise most. Pets are welcome too, so your dog can join the trip.

Few hotels in Arinsal put the slopes, a spa and family entertainment under one roof. Book your getaway and let the mountains do the rest.

Choosing Half Board with unlimited drinks or Full Board?

• If so, you’ll enjoy one spa access per person per night, brilliant!

What are the opening hours?

• Adult spa hours (aged 12 and over): Monday to Sunday, from 13:00 to 21:00, with last access at 20:00.
• Children’s spa hours (aged 3 to 12): Monday to Sunday, from 15:00h to 18:00, with last access at 17:00h.
  • Please remember! Children must be accompanied by an adult to enter the spa.
• The spa will be closed for maintenance from 22 to 27 November 2026 (inclusive).

Arinsal: Gateway to Comapedrosa and the heart of skiing

Discover Arinsal, a picturesque mountain village at an altitude of 1,467 metres that combines the essence of the Pyrenees with the convenience of a modern resort. Located in the parish of La Massana, it is the ideal destination for those seeking a hassle-free escape into nature.

In winter, Arinsal is all about convenience: the gondola lift in the centre of the village takes you directly to the Pal-Arinsal slopes (Grandvalira Resorts), famous for their family-friendly atmosphere and vibrant après-ski scene. As the sun sets, the streets come alive with dining options ranging from traditional bordas to cosy international pubs.

In summer, the snow gives way to lush green scenery. Arinsal is the gateway to Comapedrosa Natural Park, home to Andorra’s highest peak. It is the perfect starting point for hiking, mountain biking or simply unwinding in the fresh mountain air.

Whether you are looking for an adventure-filled break or a relaxing retreat, Arinsal offers the atmosphere of an exclusive mountain hideaway, with everything close at hand.

Andorra is a destination for every season. Tucked high in the Pyrenees between Spain and France, it's a skier's paradise in winter, and once the snow melts it swaps the slopes for green valleys, glacial lakes and quiet stone villages.

It's a great fit for active couples and families who want the mountains by day and good food, shopping and comfortable hotels by night, whether you come for the snow or for the summer trails.

Make sure you visit:

Start in the north, in the parish of Ordino, where the road climbs up to Ordino-Arcalís. From there, a well-marked trail leads to the Tristaina lakes, three glacial lakes ringed by peaks; the first is roughly 45 minutes' walk away. If you'd rather keep the effort to a minimum, the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint, at 2,701 metres, gives you one of the most spectacular panoramas in the country.

On another day, head to Canillo and the Incles Valley, a wide, gentle valley that's perfect for an easy stroll. If your legs are up for more, carry on towards Lake Juclà, the largest in Andorra. Back in town, spend an afternoon wandering around Andorra la Vella and Escaldes-Engordany, where Romanesque churches sit side by side with shop-lined streets.

Family-friendly activities:

In winter, it's all about skiing. Grandvalira is one of the largest ski areas in the Pyrenees, while Pal Arinsal, with its gentle runs and ski schools, is a favourite with families and beginners. Not everyone skis? Guided snowshoe walks and dog-sledding in Grau Roig are just as memorable.

In summer, the same mountains turn into a playground of walking trails and e-bike routes, and Grandvalira's summer lifts take you up high without a long climb. Whatever the season, children love the Roc del Quer walkway in Canillo, which juts out over the valley, and the thermal lagoons of Caldea are the perfect way to end the day.

Local delicacies you have to try:

Mountain cooking here is hearty and honest, and it tastes best in a traditional borda, an old stone barn turned into a restaurant. Order trinxat, a Pyrenean classic of cabbage, potato and crispy bacon, followed by meat grilled over embers and a board of local cured sausages and cheeses.

For a traditional meal, Borda Estevet is a long-standing favourite for its trinxat and its meats served on slate. If you fancy something more special, Ibaya, in Soldeu, holds Andorra's only Repsol Guide Sun as well as a Michelin star.

Make the most of your visit:

Andorra is small, so it's easy to mix mountain days with short trips deeper into its valleys or across the border. These are some of our favourites:

• Sorteny Natural Park (around 30 minutes from Andorra la Vella): gentle trails through flower-filled meadows.
• Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley (trailhead around 15 minutes from Escaldes): a UNESCO World Heritage valley for keen hikers.
• La Seu d'Urgell (around 30 minutes): a historic Catalan town with a Romanesque cathedral.
• Puigcerdà (around 1 hour 15 minutes): a lakeside town in the heart of the Cerdanya.