Kione DeuSol

6 night

Group of friends

Fantastic location, very friendly receptionist, pets accepted for reasonable extra fee.

Lack of WiFi in the apartment (wifi only available in the reception). Andorra is out of EU roaming and local sim cards is quite expensive (3GB mobile data costs 19€). If you need to work remotely, it can be challenging. There was a renovation works next door and lots of noise from early morning.

4 night

Group of friends

What I liked the most was the location. Perferct spot for great views and playing around. Not too far from the city center. Convenience stores nearby. The property is beautiful, with small gardens, nice balconies with outside views.

My room (k22) wasn't heated enough. I felt the cold getting inside of the apartment trougth the windows. It seemed that the sealing was badly done. The wifi doesn't work inside the rooms, olny outside near the reception. I thing the owner could make an effort and make it avaible across the property.

3 night

Group of friends

Apartment was well located, about a mile from the gondola in Soldeu - approx 15-20 min uphill walk or 1 minute in the car. It was clean and equipped to a basic level, just enough to manage.

The building, fittings, and decor are from the 70s/80s, which along with appliances that were well past their their best, gave the apartment a very shabby and pretty miserable feel. Certainly not somewhere that you look forward to going back to after a day on the slopes. The sleeping arrangements consisted of a small pull-out sofa bed with a thin mattress, which had us longing for our own bed after the first night, as well as a rickety wooden bunk bed which creaked. Supplied bedding was 6 very old woollen blankets, no duvets, and a few very old thin, lumpy pillows which had seen better days. The kitchenette was fitted with a very old full-size dishwasher, with trim hanging off, just two electric hob rings. an old fashioned french-style exposed element toaster, no kettle, an ancient fridge; the internal door pockets of which had long since broken off, and a single wire shelf that wobbled. There was also an old filter coffee machine - do people even use those anymore!? Only one set of cutlery, one dinner plate, one side plate, one bowl, one mug and one thimble sized glass were supplied per person. the only modern appliance was a basic wall mounted microwave, however when we tried to use this at the same time as the hob rings, it would trip the main fuse and leave us without any power. The building has no central heating, instead you are provided with two odd high wall mounted electric radiators, painted black, which look almost identical to small flat screen TVs. These provided ample heating, as long as the thermostat was set on full. The bathroom was a similar affair, with a very old and tired suite, a toilet that wobbled when you sat on it, and a small radiator that was completely rusted. What was most starling for us was the lack of in-room wifi. The only wifi was outside the main reception desk, but with a max 1 person allowed in reception, it meant a crowd of very cold and miserable looking people cowering outside to access their emails etc.