Valencia is famous for its typical Spanish dish paella. Nowhere in the world you can eat a better paella than in a traditional Valencian restaurant. Furthermore, Valencia is very modern city with great museums such as the City of Arts and Science Museum. This museum is set in a large glass building partially built under water. Valencia has many hotels ranging from typical Spanish, to small and romantic to modern and spacious.
Hotel Boutique Balandret is set at an excellent location in Valencia on the beach and seafront Las Arenas. Various activities like cycling, horse riding and scuba diving are offered in the close surrounding of the hotel. Poblats Maritims is a great choice for sunbaking and hiking. The 21 rooms at Hotel Boutique Balandret are decorated in cream or gray tones and feature a private bathroom. Some rooms have sea views. The hotel has an excellent restaurant and a convenient terrace.
read moreThe Caro Hotel is set in a 19th-century palace in the city center of Valencia, less than 200 meters away from Valencia Cathedral. A part of the Caro Hotels' building is almost 2000 years old, historic elements such as a Roman mosaic dating back to the second century, the 13th century Arab city walls and the Gothic arches are still visible. From the Caro Hotel it is a five minute walk to Plaza de la Virgen and the Valencia basilica. The hotel combines historic details with modern design and the 26 elegant rooms are each individually designed with minimalist elements by Francesco Rifé.
read moreAd Hoc Carmen hotel is located in the heart of Valencia's historic center. To the Cathedral of Valencia is just 400 meters. The neighborhood of Ciutat Vella is a great choice if you are interested in architecture, shopping and tasty Spanish food. Malvarosa Beach is only six kilometers away from the hotel, and the Albufera Natural Park is at a half-hour drive. The hotel has 21 rooms featuring simple and modern furniture, air-conditioning and a private bathroom with free toiletries. The staff at Ad Hoc Carmen is more than willing to advice you on Valencia's attractions and there is on site by bicycle rental available.
read moreHotel San Lorenzo Boutique is located in Valencia's Old Town, 100 meters away from Turia Gardens and 200 meters from Torre de Serranos Town Gate. The sidewalk of La Lonja de la Seda and the central market are just a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Hotel San Lorenzo Boutique has 35 spacious, stylish en-suite rooms equipped with bath or shower and complimentary toiletries. Hotel San Lorenzo Boutique also offers bicycle rental. This hotel is an excellent choice if you like architecture, shopping and good food.
read moreHotel Ad Hoc Monumental is a boutique hotel set in a romantic 19th-century building in the historic city center of Valencia near the cathedral. Hotel Ad Hoc Monumental is located in a neighborhood with many historical monuments, such as Torres de Serranos and the Delegación del Gobierno. Hotel Ad Hoc Monumental combines modern design with historical details. For example, the hotel has brick and stone walls, including antique art and mosaics. The 28 rooms have antique furniture. The hotel's restaurant serves fresh, modern cuisine with local products.
read moreHotel Gabbana Beach is a stylish design hotel right on Valencia's Las Arenas Beach. Poblats Maritims is a great choice if you like beach walks. A bus stop with links to the city center of Valencia is opposite the hotel and Neptú Metro Station is 300 meters away. To Ciutat de les Arts in les Ciènes is a 3 kilometer walk from the hotel. The 12 rooms at Hotel Gabbana Beach have a unique and modern décor, each with its own theme. All rooms have a bathroom (some with a spa bath) and some rooms have a terrace overlooking the sea or the garden. The hotel features also a restaurant and a cocktail bar.
read moreKasa Katia Eco Guest House is a B & B located on the third floor of a characteristic building from the early 20th century. It is located in central Valencia, a short walk from Plaza Ayuntamiento and the Turia Gardens. It is located directly on Calle Don Juan de Austria, Valencia's main pedestrian street. This bed and breakfast has four very bright rooms with balconies overlooking the pedestrian street. The accommodation is environmentally conscious and therefore uses certified green energy and all toiletries have a certified ecolabel. You can also rent bicycles here and breakfast is freshly prepared every morning with homemade bread and sweet pasta.
read moreApartamentos City Beach II is just 100 meters from Valencia's seafront and just steps away from Malvarrosa Beach. The City of Arts and Sciences is two kilometers from the apartments and Valencia's Formula One circuit is one kilometer away. In Apartamentos City Beach II you will find four bright apartments between romantic palm trees. The apartments feature a living room, open kitchen and 2 bathrooms with hydromassage bath. During the summer months there are sun loungers and umbrellas available for use on the beach.
read moreSol Playa is right on Playa de las Arenas Beach, just 100 meters from the port. To the nearest bus and tram stop is just a five-minute walk, from here you have easy access to the city center of Valencia. It will take you approximately half an hour to walk to the Ciutat de les Arts in les Ciènes. In the direct vicinity of the hotel you will find several good restaurants. The 35 rooms at Hotel Sol Playa are spacious and some have sea views. This basic hotel offers you the wonderful opportunity to stay for a good price on a top location in Valencia.
read moreHotel El Coso is a hotel in the heart of the new Valencia area, which has been developed this century. Hotel El Coso is located right next to Las Arenas Beach next to the Veles e Vents building. The hotel combines modern style with colonial-style elements. The 15 rooms are fully equipped featuring modern amenities such as a hydromassage bath or hot tub. The hotel is ideal for frequent visits to Valencia beach. After a day at the beach or in bustling Valencia, you can enjoy the local specialty, paella, in the hotel's restaurant.
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