Great place to get souvenirs! People were helpful and packed items against breakage. Pricing was…read moregood!

Really cool store for pens, ink, drawing paper and other art supplies. The people helping us were…read morevery polite and patient even though we don't speak Spanish. We ended up buying two Faber Castell pens. When I went back home and did a price comparison with U.S. rates, I found that we had gotten the pens at a steal. The pens at the store were priced cheaper! So glad I stopped by!

The owner is very helpful and sweet. The store has a great selection for amatuers and professionals…read morealike.

The pasta boloñesa was wonderful! I really like the bruschetta too, and the people who work there…read moreare super friendly. The ambiance is very welcoming, very chill. They have lots of books and activities dealing with the arts like monologues and such. You gotta try the Meetup language exchange they have on Sunday nights! A great opportunity to meet new people from all over the world!

Delicious coffee, we each had 2-3 cups here. The food was good as well. Stumbled into this place…read moreand was lucky enough to get a table for four during Las Fallas. The food was good, and the tiramisu was great as well. Awesome find!

This is the cutest little shop! They have lovely, unique prints, postcards, baby gifts, paper…read moregoods, and more. Their illustrations of the city of Valencia make perfect gifts and postcards to send home. Definitely stop here for a unique, cute gift.

This was a phenomenal experience. The instructors are SO warm and welcoming, and as a Type A, I…read moreappreciated VERY organized! We came away with a great experience, a great meal, and greater warmth for the cuisine of Valencia.

What an awesome experience. My wife booked this for my birthday and it turned out to be a memorable…read moreevent. There were only three others in the cooking class and we cooked both the classic paella and the seafood paella. It was a hands on experience. The staff was very welcoming as we learned first how to make sangria and the pitchers were endless. There was a sampling of tapas at the beginning before we began the cooking class. The space was deigned perfectly for the cooking class and the required individual interaction was a perfect experience. I would highly recommend this experience and know the staff will take care of you and your party. Checkout their website and book on your next adventure to Valencia. Enjoy!

We were visiting Madrid for my birthday and stumbled on this wonderful shop. Despite the language…read morebarrier we were treated wonderfully and I now have some beautiful clothes from Spain to remember my trip!!!

Love this place, beautifully tailored clothing. Shirts are well made, staff is helpful and the…read moreshirts get compliments every time I wear them. I shopped in Madrid, anyone know how I can purchase these fine articles while living in the US?

Pro's: - Friendly/helpful staff…read more- Breakfast - Free wifi - Location - Bikerent Cons; - Family room is rather crampy and bit outdated - Matras very firm Overall very satisfied

Having visited Spain now twice on business and pleasure and have stayed in hotels and AirBnB' for…read moremuch of time. Traveling to Alicante, Granada, Valencia and Madrid has given us the opportunity to get a good idea of how to rank hotels in this beautiful country. The Petit Palace is a boutique type hotel that has two locations in Valencia; this review is for the one located near the Palacio Dos Aquas. What separates the Petit Palace from its competitors is the staff. The people in Spain are pleasant, however, at times you will find some folks in local 'chain' businesses will get frustrated with you depending on your ability to communicate or expectations. This is not the case with the award-winning staff at Petit Palace. The team at the front desk is top notch and will go the extra mile to help you in anyway possible. The breakfast is decent (for Spain), the internet access is clunky with hand written codes provided at check-in that require 24 refreshes, and there is little parking within a couple of hundred yards. These annoyances are common to much of Valencia as it is a dense city where every square inch is being utilized. We stayed for a week and left my seventy-year-old mother in the room for a couple of days on her own. Mom only speaks English and was on her first visit to Europe. The crew at Petit Palace became her friends and made her feel comfortable at all times. This made Valencia a favorite place for Mom. Pros: The Staff is the best we have encountered in any hotel in Spain. Located in the middle of the shopping district and within walking to the train terminal, La Lonja and half a dozen churches and cathedrals. If you stay here, you can walk everywhere in Valencia. The AC is super cold in the summer. Breakfast is decent The breakfast is typical Spanish fare. (Meh- Neither pro or con) Internet access is free and offers decent bandwidth for Skype calls back home. Beds and bedding are ample and comfortable. They offer bikes for rent in the lobby. PP will also hold your bags in the lobby free of charge. The Staff is Great with first timers who do not speak Spanish. Cons: And they are quite minor. Petit Palace is a bit pricey, although the location will save you on taxi fare. The rooms are a bit tight as is the lift (elevator) You have to renew your internet code daily. No parking and drive ups for tourists can be confusing as you may drive through a sidewalk restaurant while navigating to the hotel. 24/7 coffee in the lobby would be nice.