Strandhotels in València d'Àneu

'Located in the hills above Sort in a quiet village. Excellent food , nice functional room. A/C . Chabby the owner is highly professional, very helpful and give 100,% effort so that you enjoy your stay. Moto friendly with underground secure parking. '

'L'habitació àmplia i còmoda. El personal molt atent i simpàtic. El restaurant molt bo. L'Spa excel•lent, així com la piscina exterior i el jardí. I molt bona pinya colada!'

'We had a very nice stay in a quiet hotel in Espot, right in the center. We had a suite on the first floor. Fairly expensive compared to other lodgings in the area, but it was large with a separate seeting area. The sofa should be replaced though, it is old and worn. Bed was good, seemed a bit wobly at first but we had the perfect nights sleep. The bathroom was renovated and comfortable. Isolation to adjacent rooms excellent; we didnt hear a thing there. But the plumbing was very unfortunate,...

'Hôtel que nous recommandons tout particulièrement pour son accueil, sa propreté, refait à neuf dans un village très agréable. Le diner et petit-déjeuner étaient parfaits. Nous y reviendrons. Dialogue en espagnol ou français avec Judith. Muchas gracias '

'Excelente experiencia, muy recomendable '

'Hotel is oriented to families with children. We just visited for a single night, and was OK. The swimming pool was quite dark (even during the day). The "restaurant" had a simple buffet, but the food was OK. Very busy due to the families, and limited atmosphere. Good value for the price paid (40 Euro), but would not stay there for a many days.'

'Muy buena. Un buen precio en un excelente establecimiento. El personal es muy atento y amable.'

'Had to change plans at the last minute due to a traffic diversion and booked this late after and arrived at the premises in the dark. Staff were accommodating and couldn’t have been more helpful. Good food and a great location. Would love to come back and explore the area some more. A nice remote and quiet location in a lovely village up a dead end valley.'