We have stayed at this aparthotel twice within a few months. It is very convenient for the skiing at La Molina, and has the essentials nearby - shop, restaurant, ski hire etc, but not a great deal else. On arrival, the reception staff were friendly enough, but seemed to be very new to the job (on both of our visits!) and could not even tell us where the nearest shop was. We found the apartment to be a good size, quite well equiped, with decent beds and a nice balcony. If you have a room at the front of the hotel the views are lovely. Unfortunately there doesn´t seem to be much soundproofing between rooms and onto the corridor, and on one stay we were kept awake all night by noisy neighbours. There is a kids room downstairs which was a nice distraction for our son, but the spa area is poor, actually very cold as the external doors have about a 2 inch gap at the bottom, and is over-priced. Overall, for us, having an apartment is a big help with our young son and the location is very convenient, but it could do a lot better.

Our family of two adults and two children (5yrs and 16mths) stayed at the Guitart La Molina for 3 nights from Easter Sunday. The apartment rooms for 4 are a good size with the main bedroom having 2 single beds and the living area having a sofa bed that converts into 2 singles. We ordered a cot but it wasn't ready when we arrived, although it only took 5 mins to get one for us. The kitchen is o.k. but could do with a toaster as the microwave grill takes about 8 mins to do one slice of toast. You are only paying for the very basic room and EVERYTHING else is an extra cost. Parking is 14Euros, the cot 5.5 euros, swimming pool 10E adult and 5 for children PER DAY which is a bit of a rip off, but you can park down the road for free and we did a deal on the swimming, but it was still expensive as we had paid full price for the rooms. The ski resort is only 100metres away and was extremely quiet, no queues at all. We were lucky there was a huge dump of snow after we arrived.(The drive there was one full of mountain road hairpin bends, and if the snow had come earlier you would have needed snow chains, and possibly the road would have been closed). There are plenty of outlets to hire ski equipment, but in the evening there were hardly any restaurants open, especially early enough for children to eat. It was a good job we had bought tonnes of food with us, as the only supermarket in La molina is tiny, and if the delivery doesn't get through because of the snow, there is hardly any stock. La Molina is a very quiet resort with hardly any nightlife, so don't go there if you want to live it up, but it is good for families with young children. There are virtually no English in La Molina, and therefore no English speakers, make sure you have a few phrases in Spanish.