Alfa Hotel is a 60-room property on Avinguda de Joan Martí, 87, in Encamp. Listings also call it Hotel Alfa Andorra and associate the building with the earlier Onix name. Its position places guests among Encamp's shops and museums, with the National Automobile Museum a short walk away and the Funicamp cable car within walking distance. The hotel is a practical base for travellers looking for a lower-cost town stay with a restaurant, ski storage and paid parking, rather than a resort-side property at the top of Grandvalira. A 24-hour front desk is listed, while posted check-in and checkout times vary slightly, so use the terms attached to the reservation.

The address is on the main Avinguda de Joan Martí corridor, a useful orientation line through Encamp. From the hotel, the National Automobile Museum is close enough for a short visit on foot, while the Church of Santa Eulàlia and the historic centre lie farther along the town streets. The Funicamp station, which connects Encamp with Grandvalira's ski area, is roughly a 14-minute walk in a current accommodation listing. That route is convenient in ordinary conditions but involves carrying equipment through town; guests with bulky skis or mobility needs may prefer to ask about the hotel's ski storage and available local transport. Lift operation is seasonal and independent of the hotel's year-round listing.

The room inventory is reported as 60 rooms. Directory descriptions mention balconies, desks and televisions, while booking information lists private bathrooms, deep soaking baths or bath-and-shower arrangements, free Wi-Fi and daily housekeeping. Room categories and furnishings should be checked against the specific rate because platforms may reuse older property text. The building is not a new ski village lodge; its setting is urban, and the nearby avenue brings the ordinary movement of a town rather than a secluded mountain environment. No claim about sound insulation, comfort or renovation condition should be inferred from the hotel's category or promotional photographs.

On-site dining is listed under the name Alpha. Current booking information describes regional cuisine and dinner service, making the restaurant useful after a day on the slopes when guests prefer to stay near the hotel. Restaurant hours are not consistently published, and a directory's meal description does not establish daily kitchen times. Confirm whether dinner is operating on the date of the stay and whether a reservation or meal plan is required. Encamp also has other restaurants nearby, giving guests alternatives if the hotel's service is closed or the day's schedule does not align.

Practical services include a ski room, lift, Wi-Fi, luggage storage and paid on-site parking. Parking is advertised at about €12 per day in current booking-provider information, but availability and price can change. The hotel's older reputation as a budget option should not be taken as evidence of a particular room standard or inclusive meal arrangement. Travellers should compare the current room description, cancellation conditions, parking charge and whether breakfast or dinner is included before booking. Pets are listed as not accepted by a current accommodation source, while other older directories may differ; check the terms attached to the chosen rate if travelling with an animal.

Arrival and reception are separate matters. The Encamp hotel's current accommodation listing gives check-in from 14:00 and checkout at 12:00, while the exact hotel listing describes a 24-hour front desk. Reception coverage does not guarantee a room before check-in or establish that every booking has identical late-arrival terms. Confirm the expected arrival time with the hotel. The name “Alfa Hotel” is also used by unrelated properties elsewhere, so the Encamp street address is the reliable way to identify this hotel when arranging transport or confirming a reservation.

The Encamp location offers easy access to cultural stops as well as the cable car. The National Automobile Museum displays vehicles and transport history, and Santa Eulàlia d’Encamp and Sant Marc i Santa Maria provide nearby architectural landmarks. These are separate destinations with their own admission and opening schedules; staying at the hotel does not include museum entry. Andorra la Vella is reachable by bus or car, while the Grandvalira slopes require the Funicamp ride uphill. This makes the hotel suitable for visitors balancing a ski day with town facilities, provided they plan around the lift's operating calendar.

The property's names can complicate searches. The current accommodation listing is Alfa Hotel, while the OSM queue uses Hotel Alfa Andorra and historical directories refer to Onix. Address and 60-room inventory help identify the Encamp property and distinguish it from unrelated Alfa hotels elsewhere. The Google Hotels result returned during research was for a four-star hotel in Serfaus, Austria, not this building; its amenities, ratings and hours must not be transferred. For accurate arrival information, use the Encamp address in the booking record and contact details rather than relying on a same-name search result.

Alfa Hotel suits travellers prioritising Encamp's town services, an on-site restaurant and access to the Funicamp over a luxury-resort setting. The principal trade-offs are the walk to the lift, provider variation in stay-time details, and the need to confirm current restaurant and parking arrangements. Review the room category, ask about ski storage and parking, and coordinate late arrival directly. With those details settled, the address offers a functional base for exploring Encamp or reaching Grandvalira without confusing the hotel with similarly named properties in other countries.