Search Hotels Near Església de Santa Coloma, Andorra la Vella

"Clean and well located but pool, food and spa are not very exciting"

"Hotel did not have enough parking spaces and I had to park at the public parking lot outside. Knowing that this is not the first time, the hotel should have an alternate parking map to help the guests."

"Good place for a quick stop over , convenient for the centre and car parking"

"Beautiful property right in the middle of everything. Would come back without a doubt"

"Having read some of the reviews I was definitely concerned about visiting this hotel - especially as I had also booked it for four of my friends - but we were very pleasantly surprised. The rooms were comfortable & clean plus there were nice touches such as a spare toothbrush in case you had forgotten to bring one. The location was also ideal for visiting the town."

"The room was clean and had a lovely view. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Parking was a bit of a challenge to find and is limited but was still convenient to have access to as there is not much parking elsewhere in the city. I would stay here again if I was in the area!"

"You’re not able to get ice. Unless you want to blocks to a different hotel. They won’t bring it to you. Air conditioning was turned off. You had to sleep with the Windows open. It was extremely hot in the room. We had requested wake up and a taxi. And when we went downstairs, they said no taxes for today. It’s too early in the morning but we had to leave in the 630 bus. So we ended up having to walk 5 to 6 bucks with luggage at 5:15 in the morning. It was really terrible. Don’t book off-season because everything closes early. There’s nothing to do. Even the Bar was empty."

"Room size small"

"Andorra's national language is Catalan, I understand that. I made the mistake of wishing the receptionist at the hotel 'good day' in Spanish when I arrived. He did not reply at all - not even in English - and stared at me. I don't believe this is the correct response. I would have thought that replying in English would have been a more appropriate reply to my aberration rather than silence, especially from a hotel receptionist. It reminded me of when I wished a shopkeeper 'good day' in the Basque country - an awkward silence. "