The one-of-a-kind guesthouse is situated in an architectural symbol of Andorra – the Casa vella, a traditional stone house found in the Andorran mountain region. Historically used to store grains or cattle, the building in the heart of Andorra la Vella’s old town now welcomes design-savvy travellers in a contemporary home-away-from-home setting.
Peeping into the characteristic porthole windows that in the 1950s turned the small house into an avant-garde building of its time, the eye meets a lodge-style setting fitted with a serene Scandinavian design sensibility brought forth by the Vipp collection.
Unfolding on the first floor of the 100m2 two-story duplex is an open kitchen connected to a dining and living room with a fireplace.
Looking out the porthole windows, the city centre of one of the tiniest countries in the world is flanked by 468 sq. km of tumbling valleys and sky-reaching peaks wedged between France and Spain. Guests are in for a jaw-dropping scenery catering to the true nature-lover.
