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Excellent for a family- some excellent restaurants & very family friendly bars. Apres ski a bit quiet if you were young free & single. Harp bar excellent - great craic with staff- music twice a day. A warning for family shusski beside main gondola hired out sleighs for kids to use but you weren’t allowed use them on the slopes beside. No refund when we returned them 2 minutes later- told us there was a place 10 minutes away in a car😡 Fat alberts great restaurant staff & quality food. Bar staff upstairs- well just expect a long wait before you get served🥵

Excellent skiing area. All staff in the lifts, ski instructors and ski school staff were very friendly. We even had maintenance staff lift deck boards in the eating area to retrieve my daughter’s phone! Restaurants options are good but bookings are required in peak season. So, spontaneity can be limited. Only minor criticism would be that the Apres Ski party's can start a little late (around 6 PM). So, hard to go straight from the piste and hard to schedule in if you are staying a bit out of the town centre. We were there during half term though. So perhaps an atmosphere or entertainment starts earlier at other times.

It was my first trip to Soldeu and was surprised by the good service provided. Stayed at the Naudi Hotel which was only a few minutes walk from the lift. Lockers were provided by the Hotel directly at the lift (free of charge). We had dinner at Naudi's one evening and the food was outstanding and can only recommend. Also to recommend is the Michelin Star Japanese Restaurant at the Hotel Hermitage - probably the best Japanese food I ever had. Soldeu is a very small village but offers everything you need including small grocery stores. Nevertheless I was surprised by the prices which are comparable to swiss skiing areas. It was definitely a great experience discovering the beautiful slopes and skiing area, but in the future I might still go for Austria or Switzerland. Compared to other skiing areas it was not very international and mostly spanish guests.

Nice mountain little town. Good to relax and go either skiing or hiking. Enough restaurants and bars to try, some with live music (at least during skiing season). There’s a couple of clothing shops, 2 little supermarkets and even a pharmacy. I do miss a bakery.

Great resort. Plenty of runs & lifts. We didn't sample the nightlife, but there were several pubs(some with live music on the weekend) and loads of resturants to choose from. Plenty of shops for groceries, gifts and of course ski gear.

Skiing was extensive and suits all standards. The hotel is super convenient for the lifts. There are not loads of restaurants in the resort, as it is quite small but the quality is very good. And the sun always shines!