Couldn't be closer to the slopes. Soldeau is having fab conditions for skiing.Hotel very relaxed plenty of choice food wise excellent spa family rooms spacious we had rooms overlooking the slopes. If you want to eat out we found Merlot restaurant superb. The Bruxelles Hotel does good lunchtime food, and Fat Alberts has good apres ski and good steaks.

second time we stayed at this hotel, excellent location for the slopes, ski lockers etc. Hotel very clean, rooms very comfortable, arm chair in our room had seen better days though. Food in restaurant very repetetive this year, ate out on the last night for a change. Wellness Centre very good, outside jacuzzi amazing over looking the slopes, could have done with a glass of cava to sip whilst in there.

We stayed there with our son who is 18 and daughter 14 not much for the 14 year old to do in the evenings. And there is no smoking ban in Andorra which if your a non smoker is very noticible.

3rd stay at the Sport village in the last 4 years, so clearly I like it!

Location is brilliant, after 20 years of skiing I've yet to find anywhere with as good or better location. The messing around pre and post skiing can be a pain - this is kept to a minimum at the Sport Village.

Rooms are good. Food is great. Buffet. Plenty of choice. More than happy with bucks fizz, fresh fruit and made to order omlette for breakfast each morning. Dinner of salad (as many prawns/langoustine as you like) and tons of choice of mains - usually at least 4 or 5 meat/fish options including made to order meat and fish from the grill. Pasta, soup, kids stuff and many desserts. Oh and cheeses of course.

Our assigned waiter for each stay has always been excellent - particularly good this year.

Bar staff are generally good. Service around the bar can be patchy.

Great bar/lobby area with large comfy seats - perfect for a more comfortable apres ski and excellent for pre and post dinner drinks.

Rooms are fine. Getting a bit dated, but are generally well maintained. My biggest moan is the shower - water temp randomly changes - you get it just right and then it goes to luke warm to scolding and back again!

Wellness spa is excellent but expensive - €40 for 3 hours in the spa - pools, hot tubs, sauna, steam etc... perfect after a day's skiing though.

Got a free spa with this stay though, so paid for one more, even with that, €40 for 2 visits is still expensive.

Great massage at the spa too - €75, again expensive, but worth it.

Overall very good - some patchy service and the shower temp issue, but will definitely be back to the Sport Village if I go to Soldeu again.

We also stayed here week 4-11th Jan but I cannot be as positive as the last 2 reviews.

There are definately some big plus points and the main one is location - the gondalo up to the slopes, and lockers are within the hotel complex ,and you can ski all the way back to the hotel.

The rooms are a little tired and worn inplaces - but generally are comfortable and the bathroom is top notch. We paid for a room with a balcony looking onto slopes which I would higly recommend.

But there are a number of issues.

Staff - whilst not rude they are not very helpful and the ones we dealt with at reception didnt have much knowledge of the actual hotel or the area.

As someone mentioned the lobby area is a nice comfortable area with lots of cosy chairs - but its freezing cold!! Of a night People were sat their in ski jackets and blankets to stay warm.

In our view the biggest problem was the food - we stayed at the Princess parc in Arinsal last year and the food was brilliant and creative, but here we found it to be simply very boring and bland. There were a lot of choices but nothing stood out as being really nice, no matter what was on offer it seemed to taste the same as the previous nights.! We ended up eating out 3 nights of the 7 which was also more enjoyable ayway.
What didnt help either were the kids who were allowed to run around the restaurant all night AND playing with the food at the buffet bar whilst their parents didnt stop them - not british kids either!! This was happening in front of the restaurant manger who also didnt attempt to stop it .

We loved the resort itself and had a look around at some of the other hotels as we would like to come back ,but to a different hotel. I have to say we were impressed with the Himalaya, Bruxelles and The Euro something(?!!) ,which are all much cheaper than the Sport Village as well.

All in all a bit disappointing and in our view the hotel did not live up to expectaions.