The Mountains Hotel, Sierra Nevada

The Mountains Hotel

Traditional hotel in an enviable location with good range of facilities & popular terrace for your post-ski celebrations!

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Hotel
Half Board
500m to slopes
200m to Resort Centre
Bar, lounge & sun terrace
Wellness facilities
Ski & Boot Room
Free Wi-fi

Overview

With one of the best positions in Pradollano, The Mountains Hotel puts you right on the main plaza, making it an excellent base whether you’re heading for the slopes, exploring the resort or dining out in the evenings. The lifts are only around a three-minute walk away, and there’s even underground access from the hotel car park, with ski lockers conveniently located on the route beside the Al-Andalus gondola.

Inside, the hotel has a smart, modern feel across its communal spaces, while the guestrooms are more traditional and simple in style. The open-plan bar, lounge and restaurant create a sociable atmosphere, and floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the main areas make the most of the surrounding mountain scenery.

For one of the resort’s standout après spots, the Moose Terrace is hard to beat. After skiing, you can settle beside the fire with a drink in hand, enjoy live music and watch the sun set over the mountains which is a perfect way to wind down after a day on the slopes.

If relaxation is high on the agenda, the hotel’s wellness area is worth the extra indulgence. The heated outdoor pool, along with the sauna and steam room housed in an outdoor cabin, creates a peaceful alpine-style retreat right in the heart of Sierra Nevada.

Description

Location

2 minutes’ walk to the centre of Sierra Nevada

5 minutes’ walk to the Al-Andalus gondola

Access to the ski school meeting point and nursery slope via the Al-Andalus gondola

Rooms

All rooms are non-smoking and have a TV, telephone, safe and hairdryer.

Twin room (approx. 25m²) - sleeps 1-2: Double or twin beds, private bath or shower and WC.

Triple room (approx. 29m²) - sleeps 2-3: Double or twin beds, single bed, private bath or shower and WC.

Quad room (approx. 29m²) - sleeps 2-4: Double or twin beds, bunk beds, private bath or shower and WC.

Cots are available to hire, free of charge, on request.

Facilities

buffet restaurant (where you'll take your half-board meals)

Moose Club Bar (3-10pm) and Restaurant (6-10pm, grill restaurant with an à la carte menu)

Moose Terrace rooftop après-ski bar (approx. 1.30-5pm, weather permitting)

lounge & sun terrace

live music

extra charge for the spa, including a heated outdoor pool and a sauna and steam room in outside cabins

extra charge for massages and treatments

free ski lockers located at the Al-Andalus gondola station

free WiFi

lift to all floors

Transfer coaches are unable to stop right outside The Mountains Hotel, so you'll have a 3-minute walk across the plaza to the entrance when you arrive.

The Mountains Hotel is currently renovating some of its rooms, so some may look more modern than others.

Catering

· hot and cold breakfast buffet · 4-course buffet evening meal · Christmas and New Year’s Eve gala meals are included · vegetarian options are available · vegan/gluten-free options are available on request -please let us know about any requirements when you book

About Sierra Nevada

Sierra Nevada offers one of Europe’s most distinctive ski experiences. Its name literally means “snowy mountain range”, and with around 320 days of sunshine each year, it’s far brighter and warmer than most ski resorts across the continent. Despite the sunshine, snow conditions stay impressively reliable too, thanks to around 80% of the resort’s 112km of slopes sitting above 2,700 metres.

At the base of the mountain sits Pradollano, the resort’s purpose-built ski village. The atmosphere here is unmistakably Spanish, with sunny terraces, lively tapas bars and spacious plazas creating a relaxed après-ski scene. Two gondolas whisk skiers halfway up the mountain to the Borreguiles ski station beside the nursery slopes, making it an easy meeting point for groups stopping for piste-side beers and bocadillos which is the classic Andalusian sandwich that works perfectly as ski fuel.

One of the standout parts of skiing here is the scenery. On clear days, you can carve down the slopes while looking out across the shimmering Mediterranean Sea and the Costa del Sol and with particularly good visibility, you may even catch sight of Morocco across the water.

Away from the pistes, there’s plenty more to do. Families can enjoy snow tubing and toboggan runs, while adventure seekers can head out on snowmobiles or fat bikes. And for those wanting to keep the evening going, the resort has a lively late-night side too, with bars and clubs carrying the fiesta well into the early hours.

Resort Attributes

Good For Non-Skiers

Lively Night Life

Lively and Young

Scenic

Resort Facilities

Bowling Alley

Child Care

Gym

Hang Gliding

Hot Tub

Paragliding