Après-Ski / Nightlife

In Soldeu: The scene is virtually all English-speaking. Aspen and Piccadilly are wild pub scenes packed with Brits and Irish drinking pints as quickly as they can. The disco Capital in the Hotel Piolets and Pussycat up on the side of the hill behind Aspen have loud, very loud music and late night/early morning dancing.

In Bordes d’Envalira: Bar Cheyenne is a place where drinks are mixed with table soccer and pool. It is more of a family and hotel guest atmosphere.

In Tarter: Disco Arthur’s is the place to go for much of the same, however the crowd here is Spanish-speaking. Many of the ski instructors go here for their nightlife.

In Canillo: The place to see and be seen is the unassuming Pub Camping Pia. This bar has great music and good drinks. Open from 8:30 p.m. to 4 a.m., it fills up around midnight with Spanish speakers. English is occasionally heard. The other watering hole in Canillo is Pub la Roda that doesn’t seem to generate the same energy. It is open from 5 to 8 p.m. for après-ski, then reopens at 10:30 p.m. and closes around 4 a.m.

Down in Andorra la Vella the largest nightlife venues pump out dancing and music until the early morning hours. The languages are mainly Catalan, Spanish and French and the experience is different from that of Soldeu. The best according to locals are Satellit Pub, Chic, Borsa Pub and Festa Andorra.

In Arinsal: Head to the El Surf or to the Rocky Mountains for nightlife and disco action.