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Hotel Xalet Verdú

Hotel Xalet Verdú is a three-star mountain hotel in the village of Arinsal, set at Prat del Verdú on the general road through the valley. Its location is around 300 metres from…

Hotel Xalet Verdú is a three-star mountain hotel in the village of Arinsal, set at Prat del Verdú on the general road through the valley. Its location is around 300 metres from the Arinsal gondola, giving guests a short walk to the Pal Arinsal lift while keeping the hotel within the village. The property combines a restaurant and bar with a garden and heated outdoor pool, and it has rooms for couples, families and small groups. The pool operates seasonally rather than throughout the year, so visitors choosing the hotel for swimming should check the dates before booking.

Room categories include single, double-with-balcony and quadruple rooms. The operator lists Wi-Fi, toiletries, a safe, desk, hairdryer, telephone, LCD television and complimentary tea and coffee in its room descriptions. Double rooms with a balcony provide views of the surrounding landscape; the quadruple option is intended for group travel. The current operator does not publish a full room count on its main site, although accommodation platforms list about 52 rooms. Room fittings, bed layout and views differ by category, and guests should verify the exact configuration before confirming a reservation.

The hotel’s heated outdoor swimming pool is one of its distinctive seasonal features. The operator’s English website gives an opening period from 24 June to 11 September, while the Spanish version refers to the same dates and labels the pool heated. Weather, maintenance and the season’s operating decision may affect access, so confirm the pool is open for the specific dates of your stay. The outdoor setting is useful after a summer walk or ride, but the pool should not be confused with an indoor spa or an all-year facility. The hotel also has a garden, a bar and a restaurant, with breakfast and evening meals listed by booking platforms.

Current hotel listings give breakfast buffet service from 08:00 to 10:30 daily. Dinner is offered at the hotel restaurant, although a current official dinner timetable was not located. Trip.com gives check-in from 14:00 to midnight, checkout from 03:00 to 12:00 and 24-hour front-desk service; Google’s profile similarly identifies a 24-hour reception. These schedules make late arrival possible according to the listings, but guests should notify the hotel if arriving near midnight. Breakfast may be an additional charge depending on the room rate. The hotel’s booking terms should be checked to see whether breakfast is included or can be added.

Parking arrangements vary by space. The official website states that exterior parking is free and indoor parking is paid; motorcycle parking indoors is listed as free. Availability and the garage charge should be confirmed in advance, especially during winter weekends. A late checkout may be available subject to availability, and the hotel’s current site advertises a bottle of cava for €15 and discounts for longer stays depending on season. These offers can change and may have booking conditions, so they should be checked on the direct reservation page rather than treated as fixed services.

The hotel lies in the Comapedrosa valley, making it a convenient base for skiing, hiking and mountain biking. In winter, the gondola connects the village with the Pal Arinsal ski area; in warmer months, lift-served biking and hiking options operate according to their own calendar. Check the resort’s current dates and daily hours before relying on the lift. For hiking, distinguish village access from the longer routes into the Comapedrosa Natural Park, which can involve substantial elevation and changing weather. Use current trail and weather information, bring water and suitable footwear, and plan return time around daylight and lift schedules.

Arinsal’s village services, cafés and restaurants are reachable from the hotel, while the main road links the area to La Massana and the broader Andorran road network. Guests who drive should account for mountain-road conditions in winter and ask about indoor parking if snow or ice is expected. Those travelling without a car should check bus timetables and the gondola calendar, since the nearest lift is seasonal. Families can use the village as a base for outdoor activities, but should confirm pool age and supervision rules directly because the official summary does not publish a detailed pool policy.

The hotel’s own website promotes direct booking benefits, including a possible long-stay discount depending on season and a late checkout when available. Motorcycle travellers may use indoor motorcycle parking without charge, while cars can choose between the free outdoor spaces and paid garage. These distinctions are useful for guests comparing transport options, but capacity and terms should be confirmed for the stay dates. Keep any promotional offer confirmation with the reservation, since availability and booking conditions can change.

Hotel Xalet Verdú suits travellers who want a smaller mountain hotel with a heated summer pool, restaurant, bar and access to the Arinsal gondola. Its room types support solo stays, couples and families, while the indoor garage and motorcycle parking provide options for visitors arriving with vehicles. The main practical questions are seasonal pool dates, breakfast inclusion, restaurant dinner service, garage charges and late arrival arrangements. Confirming these details before travel helps avoid assuming a summer amenity or meal schedule applies year-round. With those points checked, the hotel provides a convenient base for Pal Arinsal and the surrounding Comapedrosa landscape.

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