Hotel Patagonia, Arinsal

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We had a really good week and enjoyed Arinsal. The hotel is very nice, with nice big rooms and a good lounge / bar area. It couldn’t be any closer to the lifts which were right next door. The food was ok, what you’d expect from buffet meals. + more
James, Manchester
4 out of 5
A very good hotel, I was impressed! This is one of the best ski places I’ve stayed in. It’s quite a nice, big hotel but not expensive. Bedrooms were bigger than you normally get, it’s more of an aparthotel. The location is good if you’re skiing, it takes less than five minutes to be on the slopes as there’... + more
James, Sale
4 out of 5
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Location: where is Hotel Patagonia

Nearest ski lift: 100m

Tuition meeting point: 100m (top of lift)

Resort centre: 800m

Ski bus stop: 10m


Overview: hotel description: Hotel Patagonia description

Contemporary yet warm is a tricky mix to achieve, but the Patagonia manages it well. The leather wingback armchairs and comfy sofas next to the large open fireplace are more suited to a country pile than a mountain hotel. Move on through to the bright and airy restaurant with its high, vaulted ceiling for extensive buffet breakfasts and evening meals.

This is a good choice for families as the rooms are really spacious and there's an unsupervised children's playroom with toys, crafts and games. There's also a games and TV room for four to 11 year olds who want a break from the slopes.

When you get on your skis or board, you won't have far to walk to the lifts as the Patagonia is right next to the express chairlift. Very convenient! You'll have free access to the hotel fitness room (in case you needed more exercise). You can also use the hotel's sauna, steam room and outdoor hot tub for when your muscles get a bit too sore, but there is a charge for this.

All of the rooms come with plenty of space and a choice of sleeping arrangements, again well-suited to families. Each has a balcony and kitchenette, ideal for enjoying a morning cuppa while catching the sunrise over the mountains. The internet is accessible throughout the hotel, so you'll be able to stay connected with friends and family.


Facilities: Hotel Patagonia features

Lounge bar with open fireplace

Restaurant

Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel

Games and TV room for 4 to 11 year olds

Free use of fitness room

Relaxation area with sauna and steam room

Outdoor hot tub

Massage services available

Small unsupervised children's room

Free ski and snowboard lockers


Room Types: Hotel Patagonia bedrooms

The Hotel Patagonia is warm and inviting and its 80 bedrooms are no different. Each is perfect for two to four people and comes with twin beds and two sofa beds, cable TV, a bathroom (complete with a bath for an end-of-day soak) and a small kitchenette. There is a small charge (paid locally) if you do use the kitchenette. Most rooms have a balcony, so be sure to take advantage of those stunning mountain views.

Larger premium rooms are available which have a balcony, tea and coffee making facilities plus dressing gowns and slippers.


Meals: Hotel Patagonia food & drink

It's half-board meals at the Hotel Patagonia. Enjoy an extensive buffet breakfast and a buffet-style evening meal to fuel up before and after your day on the slopes.

We update Hotel Patagonia's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Arinsal: about holidays in Arinsal: about ski holidays in Arinsal: about ski holidays in Arinsal Andorra

Lively après ski Varied ski area Family friendly skiing

Arinsal may remain one of Europe’s most underrated ski destinations, but year on year it closes the gap on the larger resorts. With some of the sunniest skiing in Europe, incredible duty free shopping and dining and a massive range of off slope activities, Arinsal is a more than viable alternative, especially during the busiest weeks of the season.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Mixed ability groups Non skiers First time skiers Families

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Snow Report: Top 79cm, Bottom N/Acm

Snow Forecast: 11cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 34cm

Arinsal trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Lleida l’Alguaire Airport160km
Toulous Blagnac200km
Region:Andorra, Pyrenees.
First opened:1973

Arinsal lift pass price last reported as 195€ (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Hotel Patagonia.
Night skiing: No
Arinsal has NE, E facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December - April.

Town altitude: 1475m
Top of slopes: 2625m
Bottom of piste: 1550m
Vertical drop: 1150m
Total length of trails:93km
Longest piste:6km
Shedding its reputation as the cheap and cheerful ski option, Arinsal (and the entire Vallord ski area) is now ready to play with the big boys. Whilst it may not be able to compete like for like with the French Alps in terms of vertical, there’s ample terrain for a week’s trip now the ski area has been increased by the lift link to Pal and the inclusion of the nearby Ordino-Arcalis on the same pass. And as with any trip to tax friendly Andorra you’ll end up more than impressed with the amount you’ll save thr...
There’s a great variety of terrain throughout Vallnord, and skiers of all abilities and disciplines are well catered for. The area at the top of the La Massana gondola in Pal is the perfect place for beginners to start getting to grips with the snow. The three short drag lifts service gentle green runs which are left unmolested by more experienced skiers. There is also a ‘snow garden’ which will keep youngsters entertained, whilst the many slope side restaurants allow for a well-earned break- the tapas at t...
Arinsal comes alive in the evenings, and with the regions strong Basque influences the locals certainly know how to party- duty free prices mean you won’t be breaking the bank either. There is a wide selection of bars also serving good food if you enjoy settling in for the evening. Ciscos’ restaurant serves tex mex style dishes- their Cajun mango chicken is delicious- and the downstairs bar is popular with English tourists and the ex-pat community. Quo Vadis is a more informal affair- a lively après ski bar...

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"Nice hotel"

James, Manchester
4/ out of 5
We had a really good week and enjoyed Arinsal. The hotel is very nice, with nice big rooms and a good lounge / bar area. It couldn’t be any closer to the lifts which were right next door. The food was ok, what you’d expect from buffet meals.

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James, Sale
4/ out of 5
A very good hotel, I was impressed! This is one of the best ski places I’ve stayed in. It’s quite a nice, big hotel but not expensive. Bedrooms were bigger than you normally get, it’s more of an aparthotel. The location is good if you’re skiing, it takes less than five minutes to be on the slopes as there’s a lift at the end of the car park. However it’s right at the top of a hill, quite a walk down into town – so if you want bars and stuff over ski access you might want to stay further down. The food was alright, just a big simple buffet to fuel you up.
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