In 2012 I stayed for one week in the bed & breakfast ABCyou Marti. The place offers lots of…read moreadvantages to explore the city of Valencia: the position is central, not far from the train station and it's in a neighbourhood with lots of bars and restaurants. The place is very clean, the staff is very friendly and the rooms are big. It's possible to have breakfast too for not too much money. The only inconvenience that we encountered was the bed of my travel companion, which broke down one evening because it was cheap Ikea material. We called the landlady over the parlophone to explain the problem three times and three times she told us that she couldn't understand us. That could have either meant that she really didn't understand us or that she didn't want to understand us because it was nine-o'-clock in the evening. If it was the first case I really hope that the parlophone has been fixed now for other guests not to have kindlike problems. The day after we were any way offered free breakfast to compensate for the inconvenience, so I didn't feel like I had that much to complain about.

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I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. Staff told me that I have to pay 30 Euros per day in…read moreorder to stay in the main hotel unless they would send me to another building with no elevator or any other services. They are doing construction in every room and you will not able to rest. I booked it through Hotels.com

This is an off the beaten path hotel in the old town of Valencia. It's somewhat hip, but it's off…read morein this weird darkish street, which we walked to from the metro and couldn't determine how sketchy it was. I liked the room, and the layout but it seems that they didn't really take the non smoking room thing seriously. Now it didn't bother me as much as it did my friend. We only stayed one night and somehow my friend got into an argument with the front desk clerk so we cleared out into the newer part of town and onto a better hotel

I'm pretty biased because I was extremely lucky and got the CORNER room with a BEAUTIFUL panoramic…read moreview of the city of Valencia. This meant that I had A BEAUTIFUL view of the Valencia, from the fountain down below to the roads and cars that were driving through. The bathroom was HUGE - well in my complex it was anyways, and there was a button near the switches where you can play music. There were two sinks, which were located outside the toilet slash bathtub, which is good when there's many people using the washroom. In addition, the bathtub is on the inside and between the toilet area and the bathtub, there is a glass door which allows two people to use the washroom. The restaurant was fairly nice with a ton of jams in glass containers, churros and a wide selection of food to eat. I know there's a nice pool and a gym in the hotel, but unfortunately I wasn't able to use it.

This was booked as part of a package tour. The building is a high-rise, modern and impeccably…read moremaintained. Our room was fairly small, with two single beds pushed together, but well-equipped, with a room safe, free wi-fi, and a very international channel selection, including CNN. Full tub bath, bidet, and the usual courtesy items. On arrival we went directly to a group dinner included in the package. Quite nice: cheese salad, paella Valencia ( with chicken), and raspberry mousse. I learned, by the way, that paella connoisseurs look down on mixed versions, feeling that the dish should involve either seafood or meat, but not both. The breakfast buffet was also quite elaborate.