Hotel Bruxelles
Ideally located with a good reputation for food
- Hotel
- Half Board
- Bar & Sun Terrace
- Excellent central location
- Only 2 minutes' walk to the resort gondola
Overview
The attractive Hotel Bruxelles is a popular choice for guests in resort, offering a superb location and excellent value for money. With a fab little bar adorned in traditional wooden décor and truly wonderful food (thanks to the excellent resident chef), the Hotel Bruxelles is a small but very charming find.
Description
Location
- Nearest lift: 200m to Soldeu Gondola, 350m to TSD6 chairlift
- Tuition meeting point: 200m (top of the gondola)
- Resort centre: You're in the centre
- Equipment Hire Shop: 200m (by the gondola)
Rooms
The hotel only has 19 rooms so the atmosphere has a real family feel. The rooms are simple, perfectly comfortable with a great choice including twin or double, triple and family rooms with four single beds. Mountain view rooms are also available on request, so be sure to ask.Facilities
- International menus in the restaurant
- Sun terrace
- Bar
- Wi-Fi throughout the hotel (costs €2 per day)
- Free ski/board equipment storage in the gondola station
Meals
The Hotel Bruxelles serves a continental breakfast each morning to get you ready for the day. In the evening, you'll sit down to a three-course waiter-served set-menu dinner with a range of international dishes on offer throughout the week. It's perfect for refuelling after a day carving up the slopes!
About Soldeu - El Tarter
Soldeu skiing
Part of the large Grandvalira ski area, Soldeu is a good value resort with fairly reliable snow and plenty of sun. It boasts one of the most highly rated ski schools in Europe and, with most of the pistes catering to beginners and early intermediates, it's a perfect place to learn. For advanced skiers and snowboarders there isn't so much to play with, although you can get a snowcat tow to the Piz de Encampanada for good off-piste. There is also cheap heli-skiing on offer and a decent enough snowpark .
Soldeu ski resort
In the resort itself there's a good selection of eateries at reasonable prices, and the atmosphere is fantastic, far out-charming Soldeu's Andorran relatives. In spite of a less-than-raucous nightlife it is still a lively village, but mostly bar-based.
One of the most popular resorts in Andorra, if not the Pyrenees, Soldeu has a lot going for it.
