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3.0 out of 5 based on 3 reviews
The food was outstanding. Everything on the ground floor and the service was fine, but our room wasn’t. The TV didn’t work, and they said it was being in the mountains… However we’ve skied a lot so didn’t accept that! In the end they gave us a bottle of prosecco and installed a working TV. The only view we... + more
Lorraine and Kevin
3 out of 5
The food was outstanding. Everything on the ground floor and the service was fine, but our room wasn’t. The TV didn’t work, and they said it was being in the mountains… However we’ve skied a lot so didn’t accept that! In the end they gave us a bottle of prosecco and installed a working TV. The only view we... + more
Lorraine and Kevin
3 out of 5
Staff at the hotel were lovely, and the rooms weren’t too bad. The location was fine for getting to the slopes and into town. Everything was fine apart from the food... The meals were terrible – breakfasts were all cold, and there was no variety with the same dishes served every day. In the end we ate out, I... + more
P. Straughan, Essex
3 out of 5
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Location: where is Sport Hotel (Soldeu)

Nearest lift : 50m

Tuition meeting point: 50m (top of lift)

Resort centre: 100m

Overview: hotel description: Sport Hotel (Soldeu) description

The Sport Hotel is a classic in Soldeu. Its status as one of the most established hotels in the area is well-earned. It's a large yet cosy and charming place with a lot of character. Located right opposite the main ski lift, it's ultra-convenient too.

Families will love the free in-house childcare for little ones aged four to 12. It runs every day meaning parents can have a bit of a break while the kids are kept safe and well entertained.

The hotel bar and spacious lounge is a popular spot after the slopes close and perfect for relaxing with a hot chocolate or evening glass of wine. There's also the Villager Pub across the road which provides live music throughout the week.

Families: Sport Hotel (Soldeu) for children

Families will be particularly happy at Sport Hotel. The hotel runs its own children's club for 4-12 year olds between 9am and 1pm daily. It also runs from 4-8pm in the evenings so you can enjoy a bit of relaxed après before re-joining them for a family meal.

For enquiries or to reserve places in the Sport Hotel children's club, please contact us.

Facilities: Sport Hotel (Soldeu) features

Bar & café

Free kids' club

Restaurant

Fitness room

Free Wi-Fi in lobby

Internet area

Two spacious lounges

Villager pub with live music

Free use of ski lockers at the gondola

Room Types: Sport Hotel (Soldeu) bedrooms

All of the 165 rooms at Sport Hotel come with satellite TV, a mini-safe and a hairdryer. The traditional wood-trimmed rooms offer up lots of natural light and are quite charming, perfectly suited for two to four people.

Meals: Sport Hotel (Soldeu) food & drink

The half board meals here give you an extensive buffet breakfast with hot options and three-course buffet dinner. Your Christmas Eve dinner includes wine and Cava. Your New Year’s Eve party includes a Gala dinner with complimentary wine and Cava until 2am.

We update Sport Hotel (Soldeu)'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 Soldeu and El Tarter: about holidays in Soldeu and El Tarter: about ski holidays in Soldeu and El Tarter: about ski holidays in Soldeu and El Tarter Andorra

•Most terrain in Andorra •English speaking ski schools •Family friendly

Soldeu and El Tarter are the more reserved neighbours of lively Pas de La Casa, and share the same Grandvalira ski area with the best skiing in the Pyrenees. Over 200km of slopes, three immaculately maintained snowparks, and enough mountain restaurants to keep even gastro-skiers occupied. Down at resort level great bars and restaurants let you take advantage of Andorra’s famous sunny afternoons and, if you’re looking for a trip to avoid the crowds and prices of the Alps, a ski holiday in Soldeu or El Tarter is hard to beat.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Beginners • Relaxed intermediates •Progressing freestylers •Budget conscious

Soldeu and El Tarter webcam

Snow Report: Top 74cm, Bottom N/Acm

Snow Forecast: 9cm expected this week

Snow History: November average depth 10.83cm

Soldeu and El Tarter trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Lleida-Alguaire Airport - Spain150 km
Toulouse Blagnac Airport - France195 km
Region:Andorra, Pyrenees.
First opened:1956

Soldeu and El Tarter lift pass price last reported as 240 € (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Sport Hotel (Soldeu).
Night skiing: Yes
Soldeu and El Tarter 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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Together with Pas de la Casa, Soldeu and El Tarter make up the Grandvalira which is the largest, highest and most popular ski area in Andorra. Soldeu is the larger and livelier of the two villages, with El Tarter retaining a more traditional feel. Although just around the corner from Pas de la Casa, there is a much more relaxed and family friendly vibe in Soldeu and El Tarter, and they have successfully distanced the villages from the cheap and cheerful heavy partying reputation that Andorra built up in the nine...
The Grandvalira ski area is the largest in the Pyrenees, and recent expansions and infrastructural improvements have enhanced it sufficiently so that it is rightly considered a viable alternative to skiing in the Alps, especially compared to the smaller resorts. With over 200km of piste, three snow parks, a boarder cross course and designated freeriding areas there’s fun to be had regardless of how you like to spend your day on the mountains. 60% of the ski area is covered by artificial snowmaking facilities, s...
Whilst the nightlife in this neck of the woods is overshadowed by nearby Pas de La Casa, there’s still enough variety for a one week ski holiday. And if this doesn’t prove to be the case, then Pas is just a short bus ride away… With a good range of tapas and assorted pub grub, as well as the usual suspects drinks wise, the Villager is the first port of call after big a day on the mountain. Fat Albert’s (Fatty’s to the locals) serves a range of local specialities and European staples. The nightclub upst...

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"Sporthotel review"

Lorraine and Kevin
3/ out of 5
The food was outstanding. Everything on the ground floor and the service was fine, but our room wasn’t. The TV didn’t work, and they said it was being in the mountains… However we’ve skied a lot so didn’t accept that! In the end they gave us a bottle of prosecco and installed a working TV. The only view we had was a building site across the road but we weren’t bothered as we didn’t spend much of the day in the room anyway. The location was great for getting around the resort. Everywhere we’ve stayed with a swimming pool has included the use of the pool in the overall price, but this was the first time they’ve charged us – it was 37 euros to use the pool for 3 hours! It closed at 8, and by time you’re off the slopes you don’t really have time to make the most of it. Possibly because it was half term and they didn’t want loads of kids there, but actually there weren’t many kids in the hotel anyway. No one ever seemed to be using the pool or spa whenever we checked and everyone was saying that the prices were too high. It wasn’t right to charge people when they weren’t expecting it, and for this reason we would probably pick a different hotel next time.

"Sporthotel review"

Lorraine and Kevin
3/ out of 5
The food was outstanding. Everything on the ground floor and the service was fine, but our room wasn’t. The TV didn’t work, and they said it was being in the mountains… However we’ve skied a lot so didn’t accept that! In the end they gave us a bottle of prosecco and installed a working TV. The only view we had was a building site across the road but we weren’t bothered as we didn’t spend much of the day in the room anyway. The location was great for getting around the resort. Everywhere we’ve stayed with a swimming pool has included the use of the pool in the overall price, but this was the first time they’ve charged us – it was 37 euros to use the pool for 3 hours! It closed at 8, and by time you’re off the slopes you don’t really have time to make the most of it. Possibly because it was half term and they didn’t want loads of kids there, but actually there weren’t many kids in the hotel anyway. No one ever seemed to be using the pool or spa whenever we checked and everyone was saying that the prices were too high. It wasn’t right to charge people when they weren’t expecting it, and for this reason we would probably pick a different hotel next time.

"All fine apart from food"

P. Straughan, Essex
3/ out of 5
Staff at the hotel were lovely, and the rooms weren’t too bad. The location was fine for getting to the slopes and into town. Everything was fine apart from the food... The meals were terrible – breakfasts were all cold, and there was no variety with the same dishes served every day. In the end we ate out, I got talking to the reps who recommended some restaurants. We had to book a couple of times but managed to find places to eat quite easily.
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