Arinsal Hotels with Balcony

Good staff, but, 4 star accommodation and a 3 star experience. I first came to this hotel in 2012. Since then the hotel has started allowing people with a lower caliber and younger people stay here, people who lack self awareness and manners. Noise.... Loud talking, shouting from drunk guests late at night, for example 12am Sunday night. Rooms poorly soundproofed at door threshold, easy to fix. Upon arrival, No statement is given to guests regarding when quiet times are (e.g. 11pm to 6am). Spa rules state ”no shouting”, a spa experience is supposed to be calm and relaxing. Instead we shared the spa with 4 loud testosterone filled males in their 20s who were excited like they were at a water park, shouting, running, jumping and giggling like teenagers. A bus load of people arrived and completely blocked the reception, with 1 hotel entrance door not working. Staff doing well, but overun and needed more staff. Jacuzzi (15 euro per hour) in a state of disrepair, cut foot on a loose piece of sharp stainless steel. Waiting to hear about that one. Nice friendly staff and nice room, but focus of hotel is making maximum profit, at the expense of guests. Not recommended for couples anymore in my opinion, more of a family or school trip hotel. Massage 150euro for 2 people, 50 minutes. Massage was too weak and a waste of time and money. In a Massage they will usually ask you if the pressure is too soft or too hard, about 5 minutes in. Not the case here. There is a private proffesional massage business 5 mins down the road if you can book a week or two in advance (1 employee). Good rooms, good staff, good location. Poor spa condition, clientel and parking. Park for free in arinsal centre. The hotel would like you to pay at least 12 euros per day, even if you have already paid £165 for a night...

This hotel is amazing value for money. The staff are wonderful, even when some families complained about choice of food for vegans and vegetarians the staff handled it really well. I don’t know what there problem was as there was ample choice in these departments. Some people just like to complain! Quality of food was excellent for both breakfast and dinner. Cleanliness was impeccable throughout the hotel. Great location for what is essentially a private chair lift. The lobby was very relaxing. Would stay again in a heartbeat. Ignore any bad reviews as these are no doubt from people who just love to complain. I cannot find one negative about this hotel and anyone that does needs to have a word with themselves! Also ignore any comments stating this is not for English people as that’s nonsense too!

This was an OK place. It’s rather faded – circa 1990. The interior was pretty stark, though it was clean. There was only 1 chair in the room which meant that one of us had to sit on the bed. There were a decent amount of towel bars/hooks and good counter space for toiletries. We had a nice little balcony with a partial view of the mountains, but there was no table on which to put drinks. The room did not have a fridge or a kettle with which to make coffee/tea. The website makes it look like it’s out in the country with beautiful views, but that is not the case. It’s on the edge of the town of Arinsal and the views are only partial and look down through the town. The dining room looked rather like a diner with plastic tablecloths and hard chairs. Dinners were pretty good (we had taken half-board thinking we’d be out in the country); the waiter was a bit aloof, but he warmed up over time. Breakfasts had a good selection of yogurt, cereals, breads, cheeses, meats, eggs and fruit – but there was no decaf coffee available. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful. There was a faint odor of cigarette smoke most everywhere despite the prohibition of smoking inside – people were smoking right outside the front door and it wafted in. There is no A/C, so we had to leave the window open to get it cool enough to sleep. The towels and sheets/blankets need replacing – they’re kind of threadbare, though it was really nice to have sheets and blankets instead of only a duvet. Overall, it's an OK place for a night or 2. We wouldn’t necessarily avoid it, but we might look elsewhere if we were to return to the area.

We stayed at an alternative hotel but were told by locals of the day passes available for Princesa Parc spa. We visited after a day of skiing and paid £18pp for the spa. This didn’t have a time limit but we went in the early evening and it shut at 9pm. The spa facilities were perfect, multiple steam rooms, two saunas, a pool with jets and bubbles and an extra hot pool (I loved). Also an ice pool bit to walk through (shallow) and an ice bucket. Towels included in price. We didn’t get any treatments but looked at the menu for this, varied in price.

The Hotel Comapedrosa is located in Arinsal, a little ski town in La Massana Parish, in Andorra Country. The rate quality/price was very good. It is one of the cheapest hotel in Andorra in may (low season). The bathroom has all we need to stay some days. I booked 3 times due to the number of persons and I could stay always in a double room (two days I am alone and two days we were two). The staff was very friendly and the last day they did a take away full breakfast for me. On the other hand, the room was small. In the surroundings almost all were closed in may.