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"Hotel is above train station but it was still very quiet. Recently upgraded and well situated. They offer use of hot tub 1/2 hours per stay but need to reserve in advance, we were too late. Nice village and recommend meal at Kennedy in old town centre "

"Staff were pleasant. We were a bit disappointed in the size of the room. We thought that with the hotel catering to skiers with all their equipment that the rooms would have been bigger. "

"This was a very good hotel to stay at - clean room, understanding staff, many places nearby, family-friendly and convenient. "

"The lunch menu is outstanding. "

"A great location. Sophie, the lady on reception was really lovely and let us pay to stay a bit later in the room as I felt a little unwell. We really appreciated this. We had a room high up and view of the street and the mountains. Parking was available on the streets nearby at 4.90 euros for 4 hours and free 8pm until 9am. Bring coins. Our triple room was adequate for a one night visit. Thank you to Sophie for excellent customer service "

"All great. "

"Reception staff was really friendly and helpful, bar area quite nice. The only thing I would suggest is more hooks in bathrooms fir towels would be very useful "

"The hotel is in an excellent location, with a short walk to the bottom of Pas De La Casa ski resort. The double room was spacious and clean. A good variety of hot and cold food for breakfast that also includes an omelette bar! The bar staff a very friendly and welcoming. The bar area includes some classic board games, a pool table, table football and a cinema area. With a good selection of drinks, it is a fun social space for a ski. The spa area has a spacious sauna, steam room and 2 hot tubs. Our only complaint about this area was that the entrance to these facilities would flood with excess water and also had a strange smell. "

"Easy parking, attentive staff. Some of the pictures of the Bungalows can be deceiving as they are located inside the camping. Restaurant times are tricky."