Hotel Màgic Pas, Pas de la Casa

Hotel Màgic Pas

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Hotel
Half Board

Overview

This quality 4-star hotel has already established itself as a Pas family favourite and offers stylish interiors and a relaxed atmosphere.

Description

This quality 4-star hotel has already established itself as a Pas family favourite and offers stylish interiors and a relaxed atmosphere. Comfortable lounges and well furnished attractive bedrooms await you in this popular hotel.

Location The hotel is centrally located, just 150m from the main ski lifts and close to the main attractions and shops.

Bedrooms 90 Attractive twins all have bath with shower, satellite TV, telephone, safe, minibar, hairdryer and can sleep up to 4 persons in larger rooms.

Meals Hot and cold buffet breakfast and buffet evening meal with drinks including wine, beer and soft drinks. Lunch vouchers (sandwich, chips and soft drink/beer) to use at mountain fun food restaurants. Afternoon tea/coffee break (4pm-6pm daily), FREE hotel bar including wine, beer, soft drinks, tea, coffee and good selection of spirits (6pm-10pm daily).

Facilities Spa area; café bar; TV room; ski storage; internet corner with FREE Wi-Fi connection; lifts.

YOUR SKI INCLUSIVE HOLIDAY INCLUDES:

6 day whole area lift pass
6 day ski/board and boot hire
6 day lunch vouchers
FREE afternoon tea & coffee
FREE drinks (see text for details)
Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve gala dinner
FREE Spa area access

About Pas de la Casa

Set high on the border into France, Pas de la Casa really does feel like a frontier town. Loads of French and British descend, looking for tax-free bargains and plenty of cheap booze, and this makes the après-ski extremely lively. It's not exactly charming, but serves a purpose, while the snow record in the Grandvalira ski area is excellent. Pas de la Casa is an ideal winter package holiday for those on a tight budget. The skiing itself, which covers the linked areas of Grau Roig and Soldeu, is the largest in the Pyrenees, with 150km of pistes. It caters mostly to easy cruising, while boarders are much in evidence on the slopes.

There are all sorts of accommodation, from apartments to hotels, most of which you can ski to. These serve the various clientele, the young in the former, families in the latter. On-piste restaurants are better in Grau Roig, but most are no more than snack bars. The resort eateries are generally Spanish in cuisine and are largely cheap and cheerful.

Pas de la Casa is easy to knock if you are looking for bags of Alpine charm. But, if you want to have effortless skiing and lots of nightlife, it makes a cheap and understandably popular destination.

Resort Attributes

Beginner Friendly

Extensive Shopping

Family Friendly

Good Beginners

Good For Snowboarding

Large Ski Area

Lively Night Life

Lively and Young

Reliable Snow

Scenic

Snow Park