Andorra

The vast public space is bedecked with orchids and a venerable olive tree, retained from the original garden. — Lonely Planet

Behind the attractive stone façade is a comfortable, family-run hotel. — Lonely Planet

Just steps from the Casa de la Vall, this lively, contemporary, efficiently operated motorbike-themed hostel brings a splash of colour to the heart of the Barri Antic. — Lonely Planet

After the Casa de la Vall and a Romanesque church or two, Hotel Pyrénées ranks among the most antique buildings in the principality. — Lonely Planet

Just west of town, it has a small indoor swimming pool. You'll have to hunt to find a space between the resident caravans. — Lonely Planet

This friendly, family-run place has 12 spruce, excellent-value rooms. — Lonely Planet

Right in the thick of town, with helpful staff, ski lockers, a spa, and cavernous pink-walled, floral-scented corridors, this smart chain hotel is a reliable choice. — Lonely Planet

Cozy mountain retreat in the Pyrenees with Jacuzzi tubs in all rooms, a top restaurant, and an impressive wine cellar. — Jetsetter

An uplifting Andorra stay high in a traditional village, including spa access and a treatment discount. — Jetsetter