Hotel Vall de Núria

It is a stunning destination, perfect for a family getaway or for skiing enthusiasts. The access via rack railway is an experience in itself, offering breathtaking views along the way and a peaceful arrival at the destination. The hotel is cozy and well-equipped, making it ideal for families with children, providing comfort and convenience. The ski slopes are one of the highlights, catering to all skill levels, from beginners to more experienced skiers. The staff is extremely friendly and attentive, always ready to assist and ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience. Additionally, the family-friendly atmosphere and well-maintained facilities make the place even more special. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a combination of nature, sports, and relaxation

We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. It offers beautiful activities for all ages. Our three year old enjoyed all the kids activities and I got to spoil myself with a massage done by a fantastic woman named Michaela. If you get the chance to indulge yourself, don't miss the opportunity to see her, the massage was one of the best I've ever had. The only downside to this hotel is the lack of service, especially from the reception desk. They had the "no" mindset and we had to insist on getting a fridge in our room due to medical reasons. The food in the restaurant isn't very good (rices were awful, you can tell they use a lot of frozen stuff, the cheese and cold cuts not up to my standard etc) but the service was excellent. The food in the buffet is a bit better and offers a different variety of food every day. We opted for a newer room and weren't disappointed. Comfortable beds and generally it was quite clean. The Nuria valley is gorgeous, I'd go back any day!

Location is very special. Beautiful valley and the mountains, easily accessible hiking trails and lots of nature spots to see. Breakfasts and dinners were included and they were quite nice. Not outstanding but a nice variety to choose from. There are also cafes and bars on the territory if you don’t have lunch included. There’s also a ski history exposition, which is very interesting to visit. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The simple rooms are a bit outdated. All works fine but it would be more pretty in "comfort" rooms (but they are not dog friendly). Also, cars stay on a parking down at Querallbs and it's important to keep notice of the train schedule if you want to go down from Nuria to get some food or see the village. Trains are rare and if you miss one, there are no other options. No other transport can get up to Nuria except for Cremallera train.

Very average hotel. Convenient location for hiking/skiing is the only selling point. For anyone who wants better value for money go any hotel in to Ribes de Freser. Couple basic things that could be improved: 1. 4pm check-in is really late. I found that inconvenient 2. wifi exists, but isn’t functional, make sure to have mobile data

Location perfect, adequate amenities except that there is no kettle in the room, therefore, no hot water to drink. Bath shower is weak, and the heat is erratic.

Rooms not available on time, no attention for hikers who arrive tired . Do not control their own room registration, I had to book from the mountain a room for 130 euro and they tried on phone to push a room for 220. Not advised at all.

We only looked at the hotel itself. We were on an excursion that took us on a tram/cog railway from the bottom of the mountain all the way to this resort. It was during the shoulder season - still a bit of snow, but not much. And not many people there, even tourists.|We stopped at the bar to get something to drink - the restaurant was too high-brow to let us in for something that 'light'. They were for full-meal-deal only.|We got a couple of hot chocolates that were really strong and really creamy...and really good.|It's a bit far to say I'll be going back. But if I was in the area I'd consider stopping there again. It's literally only accessible by the tram.

The Pyrenees and the Nuria Valley - We arrived in about an hour by train with an organized group of 40 people. The tour is relatively easy (people with small children also came) The weather there was amazing and pleasant, even though we arrived in August which was hotter than usual. There is an observation point that requires a little more effort to reach, but is definitely worth the effort to take a picture there. There is a souvenir shop and a cafe and a hotel on site, you can stay for longer periods There are rowing boats in an impressive lake, and even horse riding and a cable car Definitely recommended!!