Hotel i hostal Vall d'Àneu
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Two different buildings that you can enjoy 100%, whether you stay at the Hostal Vall d'Àneu or the Hotel Vall d'Àneu. The two buildings are located opposite each other.
They are located approximately 17 minutes from the Peülla chairlift.
Hotel Vall d'Àneu
A contemporary building offering 24 rooms with spectacular mountain and town views, the hotel is equipped with an elevator and a main staircase.
- 14 spacious standard rooms with balcony, with individual full bathroom, can be prepared with two 90 cm beds or one 180 cm bed; They are all 2 meters long, simple and spacious
- 7 very nice superior rooms with individual air conditioning, 42' smart tv
- A very nice and comfortable suite with individual air conditioning, 42' smart TV with bathroom adapted for the disabled.
All mattresses were renovated in 2017 and are all latex. The rooms are equipped with:
- Hairdryer and flat TV
- Pizzeria area that acts as a bar
- Modern cuisine restaurant; tasty and exquisite dishes
- Beautiful terrace where we serve meals, snacks and drinks
- Cozy, quiet private interior terrace with beautiful views
- children's area
- Dogs are allowed and will have to pay a supplement of €8.00 per night
Hostal Vall d'Àneu
Traditional hostel, a beautiful Pairal house building from the end of the 19th century, there is no elevator, but there are only two floors, joined by a main staircase.
It is a family hostel where you can enjoy a satisfactory experience with all family members at a price affordable to everyone.
The hostel has 21 modest rooms with beautiful views of the town center and the mountains, decorated with stone, with private bathroom and TV:
- 10 rooms with 135 cm double beds. Small and flirty
- 9 rooms with two 90 cm single beds.
- A quadruple room with four 90 cm beds.
All mattresses are latex. The rooms are equipped with:
- Central heating
- flat tv
- playground
- Bar-cafeteria with sandwiches, tapas and mixed dishes that you can enjoy throughout the day
- Restaurant with traditional cuisine, tasty and abundant dishes
- Beautiful terrace where we serve meals, snacks and drinks
- Garden
- Free unsecured parking
- Wifi
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