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"Due to a mishap with our bus we got to the hotel very late, the receptionist was extremely helpful and tried to get us a taxi and stayed late to let us in. The breakfast was simple but nice and included in the price of the stay."
Reviewed on Aug 13, 2026

NH Andorra la Vella
"Great location. Very nice spacious room. Helpful staff."
Reviewed on Oct 21, 2026

Hotel Pyrénées
"When we arrived, the GPS took us to a steep back street and we were lost. We parked up in a spot that was clearly not for us and found the hotel on foot. Carlos checked us in and was so incredibly friendly and helpful, walking with us outside the hotel and showing us where we should park. His English ..."
Reviewed on Oct 26, 2026

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Perles-et-Castelet Hotel & Travel Guide
For those adventurers that find themselves traveling around in Pyrenees - Ski and feel like spending some time in Perles-et-Castelet, there are a few lodgings. Travelocity currently has listed 9 hotels and apartments within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the CBD district and surrounds of Perles-et-Castelet.
Read about many lodgings found within a 3 miles (5 kilometers) drive from Perles-et-Castelet's vibrant center, including the Les Hauts Plateaux and Résidence Nemea Les Balcons d'Ax.
13 miles (21 kilometers) away from central Perles-et-Castelet, you will find the Hotel Grau Roig. The Aparthotel Les Olimpiades is located 12 miles (20 kilometers) away. Some other Travelocity-listed hotels are the Hotel Llop Gris and the Kandahar.
If you have the time, why not investigate the many delights of Midi-Pyrenees while you're in the region? Explore Midi-Pyrenees's ruins and castles. Lovers of the great outdoors can also leave time to enjoy its rural landscapes, rivers, canals and mountains. Wise travelers in this region of France will enjoy snowboarding and skiing.
3 miles (5 kilometers) from Perles-et-Castelet, you can find Ax-les-Thermes, where you can spend a few hours exploring Ax 3 Domaines Ski Resort and Ax-Bonascre Gondola. If you're planning to spend a few nights in Ax-les-Thermes, check out the rooms at the Domaine de la Vallée d'Ax and Pierre & Vacances Residence Les Trois Domaines. 60 miles (96 kilometers) northwest of Perles-et-Castelet, you can also stay at Saint-Gaudens, which boasts the Hôtel du Commerce and Hotel Pedussaut. While in Saint-Gaudens, you might like to visit the Church of St. Pierre and St. Gaudens and Chapelle St. Jacques Contemporary Art Center.
Simply because you and your traveling partners are on a getaway, who is to say that you can't indulge in your love for sports. You'll find Stade Gilbert Brutus 55 miles (91 kilometers) to the east of Perles-et-Castelet. Sleep in the middle of the sporting action at the Best Western Hotel Windsor or the Appart-Hotel de la République.
Perpignan - Rivesaltes International Airport is a commonly used airport, and is 55 miles (89 kilometers) outside Perles-et-Castelet's center. Travelocity-listed hotels close to Perpignan - Rivesaltes International Airport include Novotel Perpignan and Novotel Suites Perpignan Mediterranée.
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Recent Perles-et-Castelet hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hotel Pyrénées
"When we arrived, the GPS took us to a steep back street and we were lost. We parked up in a spot that was clearly not for us and found the hotel on foot. Carlos checked us in and was so incredibly friendly and helpful, walking with us outside the hotel and showing us where we should park. His English was outstanding. The location of the hotel was perfect and easy to find the sites we wanted to see. Andorra la Velle is a beautiful and clean town. No graffiti and no dog poop anywhere though there were plenty of people walking them. The restaurants we ate at were excellent, but our favorites were the Mexican Barbequed Ribs (not sure why they are called Mexican) one night and Roasted Spring Lamb our final night. Finally, the breakfast buffet was reasonably priced with a decent selection of food items."




