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Waited some more from the hotel for the price we paid. When we were there they informed us that due to the covid the spa is closed and only the pool is opened. I wouldn't pay again all that money to stay in this hotel

Un lugar mágico e inolvidable. Pasear por calles antiguas y edificaciones de piedra. Recomiendo mucho Caldea. El balneario más grande de Europa para una relajación extrema.

Hotel correcto pero un poco antiguo sobretodo en las habitaciones.

Au top je recommande

I stayed in this hotel as part of a tour to Andorra, in total there were about 50 people staying here. The hotel is rated as 4 star - which it may be by US standards, but not by European - it is three star. Positives: the hotel is conveniently situated in the capital of Andorra; the hotel entrance is spacious and very clean; my room had a balcony and the bed was larger than king size; the food in the restaurant was a buffet style for breakfast and dinner - and was plentiful; a bottle of red wine was on every table for dinner. Certainly for my holiday, there was a 'free' drinks approach in the bar (wine, gin, vodka to name just a few). The room was cleaned daily - and there was a lovely smell of cedar and sandalwood in the hotel. I also liked having the balcony - because I prefer to always have a window open throughout the night, and many hotels either don't have windows that may be opened or you have to use the air conditioning (which this hotel probably has but I didn't need to use it). Negatives: the hotel knew that the coach of 50 people would be arriving - but there was no help with the luggage; it states very clearly that the sheets on the bed would be changed after two days - that did not happen. There was a refrigerator in the room with a list of drinks (and possibly prices) on the door of the refrigerator - but it was empty; there were no coffee making facilities in the room. The shower sometimes went from hot to cold back to hot - presumably when another room was either switching on their own showers or switching them off. The food in the restaurant was plentiful - at times it was quite cold (such as the cauliflower) - and it may have been useful to label some of the food - the soup looked for three days - but apparently it was different (one day it was vegetable and another day fish). The restaurant could easily seat 100 people, yet there was only one coffee machine which was a very, very slow one - even though the amount of coffee in each cup was no more than about 100ml. Overall, I was happy with my stay - I know that on the last morning, the restaurant opened almost 25 minutes late - apparently the 'chef' had overslept - which I did not accept (even if that were true, there was no reason why the hotel guests could not have entered the restaurant to have the cold food eg cheeses, meats, bread, cereals. Indeed when it did open, the staff were still putting out some of the cold foods. Due to the late opening, our departure from Andorra was delayed by some time (I appreciate that at least 20 minutes of this was simply due to the passengers deliberately taking their time and not caring that they were causing a delay - whilst at the same time critising the hotel).

Went with shearings group .Paid a supplement got a room with no view except a wall about 6ft away with air-coolers on the wall.Very dark had to have light on in the day and night.Food wasn't anything special for a so called 4 star.Only good thing was the roof terrace.

This was our first time in Andorra and I didn't know quite what to expect. The prices were definitely cheaper than France, but none of the hotels that I was looking for had any kind of traditional charm, so I settled on a nice looking hotel with parking at the location as we had a rental car. When we arrived the staff was very friendly and let me know where I could park my car. It was a winding upwards path that was very narrow and if my car had been much bigger it would have been scratched and scraped all the way up. We had chosen the Junior Suite with the Spa Tub (30 Euros extra), which was on the 9th floor with a good view of the city and mountains on one side and the building next door on the other side. The room was well appointed, with nothing special except the bathroom was really big and it had a nice sitting area. It was very quiet and the bed was huge and comfortable. Breakfast was just okay - eggs were cold and the cappuccino machine spat out something that vaguely tasted like coffee. The bar area and restaurant all felt like something out of the 1970s and really needs an update. Checkout was fast and easy and the staff were also very helpful with that too. If you're looking for a nice hotel in downtown Andorra de Valle that's walking distance from all the shops and restaurants then we definitely do recommend this place. Just get your cappuccino at Starbucks!

The hotel is dated but nice and also authentic. All the staff are pleasant and food served is very good. Room service is also very good with plenty of essentials left in the bathroom. Don’t miss the lovely rooftop including pool, jacuzzi and sauna during your stay. Enjoy your stay the hotel and staff are lovely!

Here on coach trip now. food cold restaurant staff so rude 3 people sick on our coach another diaharria bar does not open till 8.30 room clean don't waste your time and money coming all this way