Angelats Hotel
Nestled in the ancient forest of Angelats stands the stately residence of the Batlló family, an 18th-century building meticulously restored to become a unique hotel in the Catalan Pyrenees. Its rich and elegant history blends seamlessly with the surrounding natural environment, creating a space where tradition and modern comfort coexist in perfect harmony.
The buildings that make up the estate, formerly a residential and agricultural enclave, have been restored respecting the original architecture and heritage. A stroll through Angelats is like taking a journey back in time, surrounded by ancient stones that tell stories, charming gardens, and nature trails that invite you to disconnect.
Rooms with their own identity
The 20 rooms of Angelats Hotel occupy the stately home built in 1942. Recently renovated to preserve all the original details, they offer a warm and characterful atmosphere. Each space is different and unique: high ceilings, fine woods, walls clad in natural materials, and decorative elements that tell a small story.
The hotel has masterfully combined the estate's architectural essence with modern comforts, creating a haven of calm and elegance. The décor, inspired by the surrounding nature, features organic fabrics, soft colors, and furnishings that reinforce the authentic feel of the place. Whichever room you choose, there's always a detail that makes it unique: a window overlooking the forest, a corner bathed in natural light, or a cozy space that invites relaxation.
A living estate: the ancient forest and its secrets
Angelats is much more than just accommodation: it's a place to explore. The estate preserves an ancient forest teeming with life, where peaceful paths allow you to discover exceptional corners without ever leaving the hotel.
Among the most outstanding natural treasures are the Roure Mil·lenari, a monumental tree that has witnessed generations, and La Cascada (The Waterfall), an idyllic spot offering one of the most unique landscapes in the area. This environment invites you to stroll, breathe deeply, and connect with nature at every step, whether you're looking for a gentle walk or a more contemplative experience.
Locally sourced cuisine with a Pyrenean essence
The cuisine is one of the cornerstones of the Angelats experience. Their restaurant is committed to gastronomy deeply rooted in the region, based on local and seasonal products. Traditional flavors are reinterpreted with sensitivity, dishes reminiscent of classic cuisine but with a modern twist, and a wine selection that perfectly complements each course.
From artisanal breakfasts to intimate dinners featuring high-quality ingredients, the hotel's culinary offerings provide a direct immersion into the region's gastronomic culture. The dining room's warm ambiance, with its views of the forest, transforms every meal into a memorable experience.
Activities in the surrounding area: Vall de Núria and much more
Angelats Hotel enjoys an exceptional location. Just 4 minutes from the property is the departure point for the rack railway to the Núria Valley, one of the most emblematic destinations in the Pyrenees. This valley offers activities year-round: hiking trails, mountain outings, winter skiing, or simply discovering a spectacular high mountain landscape.
In the immediate vicinity of the hotel , you can also enjoy many other activities designed for all ages: horse or pony rides, boat and canoe rentals, mini-golf courses, routes of varying difficulty to enjoy the scenery, and various recreational options such as the Play Park and the Marmot's Den, ideal for the little ones.
A perfect retreat to disconnect
Angelats Hotel is a place that combines nature, history, gastronomy, and hospitality with a unique sensibility. Each stay offers an enchanting experience, whether you're looking to relax for a few days or embark on an adventure getaway in the Pyrenees. The surroundings, the architecture, and the personalized service make this hotel a distinctive, authentic, and soulful place.
Nearby routes
Itinerary that brings us closer to the geological and mining heritage of the Ribes valley and the small town of Ventolà. During the tour you can enjoy impressive views over the towns of the Ribes Valley and the pre-Pyrenean mountain…
I want to do this route by electric vehicle! This route is designed to be done by electric vehicle, although it can be done with any other car. Along the route we will suggest municipalities that have charging points and places of interest…
Circular route of about 15 km in length through the Freser valley visiting the Serrat, Fustanyà, Rialb and Batet, and returning to Ribes de Freser by the Segura pass. The itinerary is well signposted. It is a suitable excursion for people…
The region of Ripollès produces a large number and diversity of own food in the area. Located on the southern slope of the Eastern Pyrenees, the Ripollès is characterized as a region with a rugged terrain and high altitude dominated…
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The Ripollès and the Cerdanya await you between beautiful valleys and spectacular high mountain landscapes, with a unique cuisine and local product to discover.
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