The Skiers' Guide to Grandvalira: Pas de la Casa

Great resort with plenty of options for all levels from cruisey blues to steep blacks.

Great food and drinks options across town with equally great apres at the numerous pubs and bars!

Had a great trip here , the food and drink is very reasonably priced compared to some resorts , there's plenty of slopes mainly intermediate and beginner.
Good night life.
Good overall budget friendlier place to ski/board

Pas de la casa is incredible, there is so much options and variety for up to beginner to expert skiers. The resort has endless amount of runs from green to black, I have been going there since maybe 4, when I first started skiing and I still don’t think I’ve skied every run, the area is huge. Personally, I love the run Port, and to go over the other side of the mountain in Grandvarlia into Grau Roig. Everything is amazing there, the lessons are brilliant and you learn a lot from them, there is lots of options for aprés ski and eating out, some accommodation is located on the side of the mountain so you can ski down from your hotel to the lifts, and the lifts are rarely busy, unless you go in half terms, where you get the school kids there,

I believe there is not really any downsides to this resort (however I might be bias because I love it so much)
I think if anyone has the chance to go they should go here

Fantastic slopes with ski in and out hotels, bars, restaurants all over the mountain. Great range of shops in the town.
Slopes have a good range with everywhere easily accessible.
Apres you can't get a chairlift down so must be comfortable skiing/boarding down afterwards.

Great variety of runs and access across the mountain range. Several options to stop on the slopes for apres and food. All the restaurants are high quality food and good portions. Lifts are quick, reasonably priced and well located. Epic views, awesome runs. Top tier resort.

Really enjoyed Pas de la Casa, so much skiing available and a wide range of runs to pick from! A fun resort

The apartments I stayed at were had the option to ski up to the block from the slopes which was useful, however, does mean that it was at the top of the resort so unless you have a car it made it difficult to get your bags up to the apartments. There is a nice variety of runs but they can get quite busy, on my first day there the slopes were quite icy but the it snowed for the rest of the time I was there which may the slope much nicer to ski on. Lots of different restaurants around the resort with good food, didn’t have any bad meals whilst there. The apres ski seems a bit quiet, there’s lots of locations but not many people seemed to be there.

Pas De La Casa has a great variety of ski runs and there is a good level of snowfall year on year.

Accommodation is all close to the chair lifts and the apres ski scene is excellent.

Second time to pas and it didn’t disappoint. Can’t wait to return. Amazing value for money.
My family have learned to ski and improved massively.

Great for beginner m/ intermediates -lots of blues and some reds. Lovely town centre with lots of places to eat.

Great location for all levels, great apres ski and lift pass gives you access to 3 valleys - really cheap resort and expect a great night out! Take ear plugs though as can be noisy at night!

I was actually blown away by Pas de la Casa resort in Andorra. It ticks literally all boxes and everything was way cheaper than anywhere else. I can’t wait to go again

Wonderful experience, weather was a bit too snowy on the first day so most of the mountains were closed due to avalanche risk but the following day was gorgeous. Plenty of runs, quick lifts, and uncrowded slopes when everything is open. Lots of on mountain quick food options as well as nicer off mountain food options. Plenty of après ski options with bars of all types.

Really fun place to ski. Cheap and a great amount of pistes for all levels. Apres is bangin' - I would highly recommend.

I have been going to Andorra since I was 4 years old, I’ now 28 and have been every year. I could not recommend Pas De La Casa more. I have been to other ski resorts and there are some good ones out there but Pas never disappoints, great aprés, great people, great events, greatttt skiing and great value for money!

The runs are HUGE! I had a hard time to navigate because the resort is very big! The day I was there it was a bit icy but still super fun!

Massive resort to ski round and so many different options of runs, the town was amazing too and people were so friendly

GREAT RIDING FOR THE PRICE
Very fun runs
With good weather
Lifts could do with a upgrade but you will not be stuck for choice
All round good resorts for all levels of riders

Great for beginners! Great place to learn and build confidence. The beginner slopes are wide and well-groomed, and getting to the lifts is straightforward.

Great resort, quiet early in the season, nice slopes and a great connected ski area that takes days to fully explore