Soldeu’s in the middle of the Grandvalira, the biggest ski area in Andorra. The gondola whisks you up to 215km of slopes that are especially suited to beginners and intermediates – starting with the superb ski school at the top of the gondola, where you’ll get good snow and views from day one. More experienced skiers can set out in either direction to explore the rest of the area, then ski back down to Soldeu on tree-lined blue or black runs.
The village is popular with families and those after a little luxury, and everything’s lined up along one central road, meaning it’s really easy to get around. The hotels are mainly rated four or five stars, and many of them have spas and kids’ clubs – so when you’re not skiing, you can spend some time unwinding in the pools and saunas while the little ones have fun with games and soft play.
If you’re looking for something a little livelier, Soldeu’s also got a handful of bars where you can round off your day listening to live music and chatting over drinks with friends.
Activities
Dog sledding
Ice skating
Snowmobiling / skidooing
Spa away-day
Ziplining
Aprés Ski
Soldeu has a good range of restaurants, mostly based in hotels. For a quick bite, there are also places where you can grab fast food and pizza.
Once you're done skiing for the day, head for one of the bars or clubs to celebrate into the evening. Soldeu is more laid-back than Pas de la Casa, but there are still some lively spots if you know where to look.
4* Sport Hotel
Soldeau, Andorra
Connected to the gondola station so you can walk there quickly.
Loads of bars and restaurants to explore on site.
Hotel-run kids' clubs available for babies up to teens.
Part of the fantastic Sport Hotels Resort, and one of the best hotels in Soldeu, this place mixes a homely feel with a classic mountain look. It's decorated throughout in a traditional alpine style, with loads of warm wood and cosy touches. The rooms mirror this with a bit of a 1970s feel, adding character to your stay.
The jewel in the Sport Resort's crown is the spa – five floors of pools and saunas, and a whole menu of treatments and massages – so it's well worth paying a bit extra to use it. And while you're being pampered, children aged 0 to 13 can have fun in the supervised kids' clubs.
Mealtimes are something else to look forward to. You can dig into a buffet spread every morning and evening, and dinner even comes with show cooking to liven things up. And you should definitely try out the à la carte restaurants here too, to enjoy everything from tapas to sushi.
When it's time to explore the slopes, you won’t have to go far. The gondola station is in the same building as the Sport Village and Sport Hermitage hotels just over the road, and you can get there via an underground passage.
Soldeu’s in the middle of the Grandvalira, the biggest ski area in Andorra. The gondola whisks you up to 215km of slopes that are especially suited to beginners and intermediates – starting with the superb ski school at the top of the gondola, where you’ll get good snow and views from day one.
In the village centre
Opposite the Sport Village and Sport Hermitage hotels, connected via an underground passage
1 minute's walk to the Soldeu gondola
8 minutes' gondola ride to the ski school meeting point
Facilities
buffet restaurant with show cooking
7 à la carte restaurants (including Ibaya, Koy, Tradició, Restaurant Sol I Neu Club Heritage, Sol I Neu Pizzeria, La Tofana, La Brassiere) and two bars (The Villager pub and Glassbar 1850) shared between the three Sport hotels
extra charge of approx. €40 per visit in the morning and €55 per visit in the evening for the 5,000m2 Sport Wellness Mountain Spa (over 13s only, flip-flops and swimming costumes must be worn)
extra charge for treatments and massages
fitness room
kids' clubs for children aged 0-13 years (10am – 9pm, extra charge for children aged 0-4)
extra charge for ski test and ski guide
ski lockers with heated boot rack
WiFi
lift to all floors
Part of the Soldeu ski area
Snow range:
1,710-2,640m
Resort height:
1,800m
Grandvalira:
215km
Piste type
Easy:
56
Intermediate:
32
Difficult:
22
(Number of runs)
Inclusions
7 Nights Accommodation
Return Flights from Dublin
Half Board
Transfers
Prices are based on to 2 adults sharing
Prices are correct as of 22 July 2026 & subject to change*
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