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Pas de la Casa has a life of its' own.. Propped up by tax free shops and restaurants, alive in Winter with skiing and Summer with fresh air and green slopes for walking and hiking. We love Pas de la Casa - it's a bit rough around the edges, there is a 'Frontier' town element to it - but we keep coming back :)

Excellent resort, great skiing and conditions. Not quite on a par with 3 Valleys type mega resorts in the Alps in terms of scale, but still more than enough skiing for a week. Resort itself no oil painting but big with loads of facilities, shops, supermarkets and MUCH cheaper than French resorts.

Pas de La Casa is nice little town with plenty of restaurants and shops. Restaurants are for all budgets and tastes. You can get some great mountain specials, such as fondue and raclette. Shops offer everything from booze to foods at cheaper prices, as Andorra is duty free zone. Enjoy! There is no free parking, which is a downside. Unless you booked the hotel with parking, which also isnt very common in Pas. But we payed for multistory car park so didn't have to dig out our rental car after snowfall. Well worth the money and accessible 24/7 with staff at hand to assist. Town is on French border and easy to access if travelling by car. If you want to travel to other towns take the D'Envalira tunnel to avoid driving over the mountain. Costs around 7e, but saves nerves and time.

My first impressions were not good but the place grew on me. The skiing was great and the town nice. Plenty of places to eat and drink. Recommend Paddy's Bar. Struggled to found decent fresh veg at first but the Spar has a good selection. Everyone seemed friendly and helpful.

Pas de la Casa it's an amazing place. The mountains that you can see from the city are amazing, you have the feeling that you're kind of in another world. For people who are not that familiar with snow this is a very good place to visit if you want to ski or do some snowboarding. We went with my friends to ski and we had a lot of fun. Kind of expensive but that's the way that ski is. It's better to rent a car cause distances are quite long.

Great skiing in the region although Pas de la Casa not good for beginners as you have to negotiate a red run to get to the other resorts. Great if you are under 35 with no children - otherwise it feels abit like a border town with cheap booze, fags and chocolate!! With children I would go to Soldeu or El Tartar as you can access the great skiing from there and the accommodation looks like it would be must nicer. Poor choice of accommodation in Pas de la Casa as far as I can see.