Casa de Campo in La Romana, Dominican Republic, sits on 7,000 acres of rolling terrain ... more
featuring a private beach, natural forests and immaculate gardens. The hotel features three celebrated golf courses to challenge golf aficionados, and the Equestri...
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Casa de Campo in La Romana, Dominican Republic, sits on 7,000 acres of rolling terrain ... more
featuring a private beach, natural forests and immaculate gardens. The hotel features three celebrated golf courses to challenge golf aficionados, and the Equestri...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Hospederia Casa de la Torrecilla is located in the historic center of Campo de Criptana ... more
the town where Don Quixote fought the giant windmills Located next to the main square of town the hotel is a renovated 19th century manor house and boasts 20 rooms with en suite bathrooms air conditioning piped in music Internet and interactive TV Other amenities include a restaurant offering local cuisine a coffee shop and various rooms for lunches and business meetings
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Fantastic Ski and snowboard school Disadvantages: Not great Apres ski
We stayed in Pas delacasa which is a 2 and a half hour transfer from Tolouse. It is not a pretty town, but has a lovely backdrop of the mountains. We stayed in self catering accomodation which was clean and basic. Food and drink in restaurants was not as cheap as advertised online (although drink in supermarkets is cheap, 1 litre of smirnoff vodka 7.40 euros which is £4!) The service was friendly and it helped we spoke french and spanish, but food was pretty poor and food came out at different times which is not good for a big group. I really enjoyed my two snowboarding lessons which are excellent and a must for all learners that go there. I went for the one on one lesson, you learn so much quicker that in a big group.Overall a great place to learn and go tax free shoppping, but definately a budget holiday resort. ...
Advantages: Wide range of skiing Disadvantages: Long transfere time
Pas delaCasa, known to most as 'Pas', situated in Andorra a principality on the French/Spanish border. With no airport all holiday makers must fly to Toulouse and then endure a 3 hour coach ride to Andorra, but it's well worth it. Pas is the first resort you arrive at, being just 100 yards from the border crossing.
The main town itself, consisting of shops, bars and some hotels, is situated at the bottom of the main slope, other hotels spread out either side of the valley, where skiing to your front door is easily possible.
Skiing.
Buying a lift pass for Pas will also allow you to ski in the neighbouring resort of Grau Roig, all chair lifts and drag lifts close at 5:30 pm so ensure you are not in Grau Roig when they close as it will be an expensive taxi ride back to Pas. The two resorts spread over 3 valleys, with plenty ...
Advantages: Cheap, Good fun, Good skiing area, Good drinking, Friendly locals Disadvantages: 3 1/2 hour coach transfer to toulouse airport
We have just spent the Xmas break in Pas delaCasa and it was our first visit to Andorra. Yes - we would go again.
Although it was early in the season there was enough snow to make the holiday a good one. Skiing is quite extensive and the lift system is good with few queues. The lifts in the main are chair lifts which can be a bit unnerving for first timers but you soon get the hang of them.
The nursery slopes are very crowded and its good that you only spend a day or so there before moving on to the blue runs where the greater space allows easier instuction. Ski instruction is very good with most if not all of the instructors speaking good english.
This was our second ski holiday and probably our best to date.
The town itself is lively and caters for a younger age group, but that doesnt mean if you are over 21 then you are past ...
