Yomo Petit Paris is a renovated 40-room hotel on Avinguda de Joan Martí, 2, in central Encamp. Older directories and the source map label it Hotel Paris, while the current operator uses Yomo Petit Paris. The hotel is about 800 metres from Funicamp, the cable car that connects Encamp with Grandvalira, and within walking distance of the town's shops and services. Its appeal is a smaller property with mountain-view rooms, an on-site restaurant and café-bar, and access to both ski terrain and Encamp's cultural sites. Reception has set hours rather than a 24-hour desk: the operator says it is open 08:00–23:00, and guests should arrive before closing or coordinate in advance.

The location is useful for travellers who want to stay in a town rather than at a high-altitude resort base. Encamp's streets, bus connections, Santa Eulàlia church and the National Automobile Museum are nearby, while the Funicamp station provides the main winter link to Grandvalira. At roughly 800 metres, the cable car is walkable for many guests, but carrying skis or moving through snow can make the approach slower than the map distance suggests. Ski storage at the hotel helps keep equipment manageable; the lift's own opening calendar, queues and weather remain separate from hotel services.

Yomo describes 40 exterior rooms with terraces and mountain views. Current room information includes private bathrooms, Wi-Fi and televisions, with some categories offering hydromassage tubs or a jacuzzi. Room sizes, view angles and terrace access depend on the booked type, so the room name and included features should be read carefully rather than generalized across the building. A deposit is required for ski storage, and bicycle storage is also available. The hotel is renovated, but no claim about sound levels or tested comfort follows from that description; travellers with specific accessibility or room-layout needs should ask the property before booking.

Food is a central part of the stay. The hotel's restaurant focuses on local mountain products, with buffet breakfast and a set-menu dinner. A café-bar provides another option within the property. The operator does not publish fixed daily restaurant service times on the current page, so breakfast or dinner should not be assumed to run at the same hour every day or outside the booked season. Guests with dietary needs should contact the hotel in advance. Dogs are accepted under the operator's conditions and for an additional fee, but are not allowed in the dining room; breakfast can be served in the room for guests travelling with a dog.

Reception timing is more specific than the hotel's public access after check-in. The official site states that staff are present from 08:00 to 23:00 and that, after checking in, guests can enter and leave without restriction. This means a late return after an evening out is different from arriving for the first time after 23:00. Booking.com lists check-in from 15:00 to 23:00 and checkout between 07:30 and 12:00; Google Hotels displays arrival from 15:00 and departure by 12:00. Contact the hotel before travel if a late arrival or early departure is planned, because the room access system does not remove the need to complete check-in within staffed hours.

Parking is available in a covered garage around 25 metres from the hotel, subject to availability and for a fee. Free public parking is also noted in the area, but availability and restrictions may vary. The hotel sits on a town avenue, so guests arriving by car should verify where to unload and whether the garage can fit their vehicle before arrival. Bicycle storage supports summer visitors, and the ski room is the more relevant facility in winter. The adjacent sports centre has a swimming pool, tennis courts and a gym, though access arrangements are separate and should be checked rather than presumed to be included in every rate.

Encamp offers a mix of local history and access to the wider parish. The church of Santa Eulàlia and its Romanesque bell tower, the Sant Marc i Santa Maria church and the National Automobile Museum are all within a short town journey. Andorra la Vella is about four kilometres away, while Caldea is around a ten-minute drive according to the hotel. These distances make Petit Paris a flexible base for a trip that combines skiing with cultural visits or shopping, but public transport and attraction hours should be planned independently. Hotel staff can advise on local routes, though the cable-car schedule remains the key factor for a ski day.

The name change can cause confusion in maps and booking searches. “Hotel Paris” is the historic listing; the present operator brands the property Yomo Petit Paris, and the address and phone number identify the same accommodation. It is not Hotel Paris in another town or a restaurant listing with the same name. If using a taxi or older travel reference, give the address Avinguda de Joan Martí, 2, Encamp. The current Yomo website is the best source for reception, pet and facility details, while booking platforms display the terms for the specific reservation.

Yomo Petit Paris suits visitors who want a small town hotel with direct access to the Funicamp, mountain-facing rooms, restaurant meals and a staffed reception that stays open into the evening. The main planning constraint is the 23:00 reception close: guests arriving later need an arrangement in advance, even though checked-in visitors may enter and leave afterward. Confirm the room category, ski-storage deposit, parking, dog policy and meal times before travel. With those details set, the hotel connects Encamp's everyday services to the Grandvalira cable car without requiring guests to stay in the ski resort itself.