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3.4 out of 5 based on 5 reviews
We’d stayed at the Cal Ruiz last year, and our main reason for returning is because it was so cheap. It’s a normal ski hotel really, a bit out of town but that suited us. If it wasn’t for the fact that we got ill it would have been a different experience, however all ten of us got norovirus for the whole wee... + more
Simon, Yorkshire
1 out of 5
Overall a really good hotel, we were a group of nine and everyone was happy with it. The food was good, they laid on a big buffet every night with maybe 7/8 meals to choose from – some local and other more usual dishes like chicken breast, lasagne… The twin rooms were ideal for us and fine in terms of space.... + more
Steven, Conwy
4 out of 5
We had a brilliant week and are already trying to rebook it for next year! The hotel is warm, clean and comfy and the staff were very helpful. Its location is central enough that you’re within walking distance of everything, without having any issues with noise. The food was good, there was loads of choice and... + more
Janey, Leeds
4 out of 5
The food was nice which was a bonus with my 14 year old son – they had a good variety of stuff, all buffet with bacon and eggs at breakfast time and 6-8 different things to pick between in the evenings (plus salad). They had a small bar which was good and had a happy hour (I think between 5-6) – the beer was ... + more
Stephen Marshall, Consett
4 out of 5
I stayed here with one other friend and we had a room with a double and 2 singles which was more than enough, bathroom was fine. As a hotel it’s not out of bounds to anyone and serves its purpose pretty well, I’d recommend it to anyone really! The hotel was absolutely fine, nicely placed on the edge of the ... + more
Phil Reynolds, Norwich
4 out of 5
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Location: where is Hotel Cal Ruiz

Nearest lift: 450m to TSD4 Pas de la Casa, TSF4 Solana and TSF2 Coll Blanc

Tuition meeting point: 600m

Resort centre: 450m

As Pas de la Casa is a coach-free resort, on arrival and departure day customers will need to walk from the coach park to the hotel which is max. 5 minutes away.

Overview: hotel description: Hotel Cal Ruiz description

A relaxed and very friendly hotel that makes for a good base from which to explore Pas. It's a simple yet comfortable place to stay, and convenient too as it sits at the foot of the village near the shopping area and resort leisure centre with its large indoor pool. It's only 450m from three different lifts and the centre of this very lively resort.

It's easy to unwind here. The hotel bar has a really nice vibe after the lifts close, perfect for catching up on your day's exploits. There's a sauna and hot tub to help ease any aches, and it's free to use too. There's also free Wi-Fi throughout to keep friends and family back home jealous!

Facilities: Hotel Cal Ruiz features

Restaurant

Bar

Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel

Free use of small sauna and hot tub

Games area in bar with pool table and table football

Slopeside ski storage can be booked on arrival

Room Types: Hotel Cal Ruiz bedrooms

A good sized hotel with 53 bedrooms. Each has a flat-screen satellite TV and ensuite bathroom with hairdryer, shower and wc. The rooms have plenty of light and most have great views out to the resort and slopes.

Meals: Hotel Cal Ruiz food & drink

Hot and cold buffets make up the half-board option here. Breakfast offers everything you could need for a day on the mountain and the evening meal is also a buffet with some great choices to keep everyone happy. Drinks are included with your Christmas and New Year Gala dinners

We update Hotel Cal Ruiz'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 Pas De La Casa: about holidays in Pas De La Casa: about ski holidays in Pas De La Casa: about ski holidays in Pas De La Casa Andorra

•Largest ski area in Andorra •Great place to learn •Varied terrain for all

Probably best known for its après ski culture and long sunny days, Pas is the liveliest ski village in Andorra and with boundless opportunities both on and off the slopes, you may well be in need of another holiday when you get back. As part of the largest ski domain in the Pyrenees, the skiing is not to be sniffed at - and with cut price heli-skiing on the cards it’s a brilliant choice as a second trip for snowsports aficionados.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Après Ski •Cheap •Tax free shopping

Pas De La Casa webcam

Snow Report: Top 74cm, Bottom N/Acm

Snow Forecast: 18cm expected this week

Snow History: November average depth 9.33cm

Pas De La Casa trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Lleida-Alguaire Airport - Spain150km, 3 hours
Toulouse Blagnac Airport - France195km, 70 minutes
Region:Andorra, Pyrenees.
First opened:1956

Pas De La Casa lift pass price last reported as 240 € (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Hotel Cal Ruiz.
Night skiing: Yes
Pas De La Casa has NE, NW, E facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December - April.

Town altitude: 2100m
Top of slopes: 2600m
Bottom of piste: 1710m
Vertical drop: 890m
Total length of trails:210 km
Longest piste:5 km
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Not only is Pas de la Casa the highest ski resort in the Pyrenees (it sits at a lofty 2100m), but it’s also the sunniest. The après ski scene is arguably one of the best in Europe, and the resort is also home to some of the best shopping in the country… so far, so good! The first lift was installed by ski legend Francesc Viladomat in 1956, and the resort has been growing ever since. The village of Grau Roig was soon incorporated into the ski area, and when the resorts joined forces (and linked lifts) with ...
The variety of terrain is apparent as soon as you leave the village- from the six seater Font Negre or the smaller Costa Rodonda you’ll be able to access one of the regions snowparks, the boardercross track, beginners zone and a freeriding area. The beginners area at the base of the valley has a few incredibly gentle lifts and approachable nursery slopes and at the end of the day all levels of skier can ski right down into the village – the red/blue Tubs will take you virtually to the door of your hotel. ...
Pas de La Casa really comes into its own when it comes to the après scene, with locals and tourists alike taking liberal advantage of the duty free drink prices and late opening times. Eating out is much cheaper than you’d expect in a ski resort as well- most of the restaurants serve a selection of family friendly European food, though you’ll be able to find some local Andorran specialties (such as the warming escudella stew) at Costa Rodona. There’s a McDonalds and a Burger King for the unadventurous, w...

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"Second stay in Cal Ruiz, unfortunately got norovirus"

Simon, Yorkshire
1/ out of 5
We’d stayed at the Cal Ruiz last year, and our main reason for returning is because it was so cheap. It’s a normal ski hotel really, a bit out of town but that suited us. If it wasn’t for the fact that we got ill it would have been a different experience, however all ten of us got norovirus for the whole week so I don’t think we will be returning.

"We all liked it"

Steven, Conwy
4/ out of 5
Overall a really good hotel, we were a group of nine and everyone was happy with it. The food was good, they laid on a big buffet every night with maybe 7/8 meals to choose from – some local and other more usual dishes like chicken breast, lasagne… The twin rooms were ideal for us and fine in terms of space. The hotel is on the edge of town but it’s only a 5 minute walk to the ski slopes.

"Hoping to return!"

Janey, Leeds
4/ out of 5
We had a brilliant week and are already trying to rebook it for next year! The hotel is warm, clean and comfy and the staff were very helpful. Its location is central enough that you’re within walking distance of everything, without having any issues with noise. The food was good, there was loads of choice and you could eat as much as you wanted. It was always hot rather than lukewarm and breakfasts and dinners were at good hours so we had plenty of time to get meals.

"Can’t fault apart from location"

Stephen Marshall, Consett
4/ out of 5
The food was nice which was a bonus with my 14 year old son – they had a good variety of stuff, all buffet with bacon and eggs at breakfast time and 6-8 different things to pick between in the evenings (plus salad). They had a small bar which was good and had a happy hour (I think between 5-6) – the beer was buy one get one free and they also did fizzy drinks which my son had. The good thing about the happy hour was that as long as you bought the first drink within the time, you could come back down and get the free one whenever you wanted. We had a family room which had 3 single beds and was fine with plenty of room and lots of hot water. The only thing that was a drawback was the location; you’re on the main road close to the shops but it took a 10-15 minute walk to get to the slopes – you could take a short cut through the shopping arcade but it was still a bit of a walk. We were snowboarders so walking with our stuff wasn’t as hard as it would be with ski boots... I think there might have been lockers near the lifts which could make it easier. Other than the location, I couldn’t fault it and we knew what the location was before we booked. I would definitely recommend it to other families as long as they don’t mind the walk.

"Overall pretty good and no complaints"

Phil Reynolds, Norwich
4/ out of 5
I stayed here with one other friend and we had a room with a double and 2 singles which was more than enough, bathroom was fine. As a hotel it’s not out of bounds to anyone and serves its purpose pretty well, I’d recommend it to anyone really! The hotel was absolutely fine, nicely placed on the edge of the town (but it’s not a very big town so this wasn’t a problem) and about a five minute walk to the slopes. Inside, everything was clean and tidy and run by really nice people – the place isn’t exceptional but then I didn’t expect it to be. We had a half board package and the food was nice, a good range of different things with dishes like burgers and pastas – not the best in the world but good enough.
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