The central location in this small city was welcome. It was easy to walk to any site of interest to tourists. We had a one night stay here, en route to Andorra and Toulouse, France. The hotel had a terrific dinner menu, the set price options were excellent, the best dinner of our entire three week trip to Spain/France. Our... More

Hotel looks a little worn on the outside, and the reception is small and spare. But receptionist was pleasant, responsive and helpful. The room and bathroom were modestly large, clean. Breakfast was included: usual ample continental breakfast choices. Parking was available for extra charge and in adjacent building; very tight curves in the garage. Elevator available to first floor reception... More

We enjoyed our two night stay in this lovely small hotel. Lots of antiques around the reception desk and the dining room, particularly glassware. It has been family run for decades and the service is warm and inviting. Breakfast was great with hams, sausages, fruits and breads. The location is central, so you can walk to the sights including the... More

We stayed here for one night in a nice room with bubble bath. Had a great stay. The hotel is very charming with loads of atmosphere. Personel is very friendly and the food is absolutely wonderfull.

This is a very classy and beautiful hotel and it isn’t even very expensive. It's in the centre of La Seu d'Urgell, which is quite a boring little town. The place to be is actually hotel Andria. The hotel has a nice little square with a terrace. When we arrived, there was live music: such a nice welcome. And when... More

We wanted a quiet week of hiking after Barcelona so we picked Seu d'Urgell since we did not have a car. We emailed with the hotel staff and they were able to give us information about hiking and told us that we didn't need a car for the area. The hotel was right! There were trails starting from this charming... More

Recently stayed in this property and the rooms are not at all what they appear on the hotel's website. Instead, our room was small, dark, dingy and it had a faint bad smell. Nor is the breakfast buffet the extrensive buffet the hotel claims. It was a pretty limited affair and we were very turned off by the filthy walls... More

If you like bland, characterless, multiple chain hotels, this is NOT for you. But if you appreciate individuality, care, attention, charm, uniqueness, then stay at the Andria. The hotel has been owned for 4 generations by the same family and it shows. Antiques abound and, although the rooms are excellent, the hotel specialises in the quality of its traditional food,... More