Friendly place to watch a game. Three TVs with whatever match is going on. Full bar with a decent…read morebeer selection, including Guinness for the travelers. Food appears to be visually appealing though I can not comment on the quality.

The Lounge, Carrer de la Estameñería Vieja, 2 Seemed like a…read morenice place. Friendly manager and owner.....or so it appeared. We three watched soccer and ordered 3 paella mariscos. On the menu it was listed for 7.50 euros for an order. The manager explained that since they were making a new paella for us, we would have to pay for the large pan, which is designed for 4. We agreed to pay the price for 4 paellas instead of 3, or 30 euros. When the bill arrived, the paella was listed at 50 euros. I noticed that right away and questioned the manager. She argued that she had told us our paella would cost more. We reminded her of what she'd told us, turned the bill over and showed her the math as I wrote it out. She disagreed with math. 7.5 x 4 = 30 according to us. She again replied that it amounted to 50. I asked for the formerly friendly owner to resolve our dispute. He refused to come speak to us. He just sat there with his fat self and pathetic attempt at a pony-tail devouring a cheeseburger from some other establishment and managed to intone, "Talk to her, she's the manager". We refused to pay the jacked up charge. She argued. We showed her the math, over and over. Finally she relented and told us to pay what we thought it was worth. We paid exactly what the menu said our costs would be. We tipped some very small change just to get it out of our pockets and because the beer was as cold as the experience. Interestingly, The Lounge has a menu, but not a kitchen. When we ordered our paella, they called down the street to a restaurant and placed the order. We watched the sad pony-tailed, fat owner waddle down the street, get the paella, bring it back into The Lounge, and present it like it was his own creation. Seems his menu is just a big fat lie. They cook nothing and try to charge almost twice as much as the place that actually cooked the paella. They are liars who try to prey on tourists. Avoid at all costs.

A great place to stay along the beach in Valencia, Spain. All staff very pleasant to engage with…read moreand extremely accommodating without having to ask. Most speak English making communication easy. Recommend 4th floor Executive room with beach view that comes with a complimentary spa. Concierge, reception staff, wait staff, host and hostesses all speak English. Housekeepers kept the room exceptionally clean and would often check-in to see if we had enough coffee, water, etc. Private balconies and terraces.

Absolutely gorgeous property overlooking the city and right on the beach! Las Arenas has a number…read moreof services worth taking advantage of including several pools (one with a diving board), lounge chairs, an outdoor bar, a spa, gym, and an indoor bar and restaurant. They also have an on-site parking garage (priced around 18E a night). The staff was friendly, helpful, and provided great recommendations. The rooms were large, luxurious, and very comfortable. The location was great for a beach getaway as you open right up to a stunning fountain as you head to the beach. There are a number of restaurants all within walking distance and many of the main stops are a quick taxi or drive away. Las Arenas can be expensive, but it is certainly worthwhile in the offseason (we went in early October), where you can still get beach and pool weather, the property is less crowded, and prices are a steal!

Incredible location- across the street from the beach with a fabulous balcony looking towards…read moreCastillo de Peñíscola (a huge and beautiful castle that is it's own peninsula off the beach). Our group tried a variety of different things, from stuffed squid, tomato bread, fried dough balls with cheese, ribs and potatoes, and different cold cuts of meat. All were delicious. The only odd tasting this was the dessert- a brownie type thing in an orange sauce. It tasted very much like a weight watchers/ overly healthy dessert. Odd. The wait staff is attentive, and entertaining. They're all super ripped guys with overly tight shirts. It was hard to fall in love with them, because they seemed pretty in love with themselves. Overall, a wonderful experience dining on delicious Spanish tapas and watching the sunset with the castle behind us.

From the owner: Mandarina Café Terraza Club, tu lugar de ocio en Peñíscola. Restaurante, sushi point, cocktail,…read morenight club.

It's a smaller lounge in Valencia airport. Great selection on the food and beverage offerings…read more Quite spacious for a couple of hours lounging waiting for our flight.

I think this lounge was recently renovated as the pictures don't look the same and the Priority…read morePass app says the lounge is near gate 1 when it's actually down past gate 12 now. Filled the need for a place to chill for 30 minutes before my flight. Nice little room on the right with 7 recliners to rest. Plenty of seating with outlets everywhere. The food offerings aren't great with some prepackaged sandwiches and such. I took one and just ate the delicious Spanish ham on it and bailed the bread and shitty cheese. Seemed wasteful but I only wanted the ham, this lounge should put a deli tray in the fridge like many other European lounges. Coffee was a Nesprsso machine. Mixed feelings about this as there were different pods to try, but the one I grabbed was substantially worse than what I usually get out of an airport lounge coffee machine. No showers, either. :(

Marina Beach Club boasts a fabulously beautiful location with incredible views of the ocean and the…read moreshores of Valencia. Our recent lunch experience there was nothing short of exquisite! Arriving without a reservation on a Saturday, we were seated without a wait; service was welcoming, quick, and very friendly. Tip: The starter we chose (with advice from our server) was the steamed mussels. As our server had said, we found that a single portion was more than enough for two to share. We also enjoyed several cocktails with our meal that day; my favorite by far was the Pumpkin amuse - delicious! For our main, we shared the fillet of ray (tronco rodaballo). This dish was beautiful to look at, with a taste profile that bordered on distilled awesomeness :-) Bottom line: Fabulous views, excellent service, and wonderful food made our experience here one that I look forward to repeating. While the prices for bread, wine, and coffee were a bit on the high side, the overall cost of our meal was more than reasonable given the quality of the food and the service.

Today we booked two sunbeds at Marina Beach Club and paid €35 per person. According to the…read moreinformation on their website, €15 would be refunded after leaving when the towels were returned. So, essentially, it was supposed to be a kind of deposit. After barely two hours, it suddenly started pouring with rain -- something, of course, that nobody could have predicted. The large number of people who were there all rushed to the restaurant to take shelter. It was very chaotic, and it took quite a while before we were offered a table. At first, I could understand the situation, but apparently it was very difficult to figure out which table to give us. Keep in mind that the restaurant wasn't even half full. We then patiently waited for someone to take our order. Again, this took quite some time, but given the chaos, I was still willing to understand. Our food arrived fairly quickly, followed shortly afterwards by the bill -- even though we had not asked for it. When I asked whether this meant we were expected to leave, I was literally told: "If you're not eating or drinking anything else, yes." Our drinks weren't even finished, and I had literally just put my knife and fork down after finishing my meal. We were simply told to leave and sent out into the pouring rain. I honestly cannot accept this. This is not how you treat paying customers. When you pay this kind of price, you expect at least some friendliness, hospitality and decent service. And then, when we went outside, we were also told that the €15 towel deposit would not be refunded after all. This was clearly stated differently in the information we had found online. So the information provided on their website is misleading. In the end, it turned out to be a very expensive day. Of course, we cannot blame the beach club for the rain -- that is something nobody can control. But the way we were treated afterwards was completely unacceptable. Needless to say, they will not be seeing us again.

Very cool lounge. When I walked by, I wasn't sure if this was a vintage/antique store or a bar or…read morea restaurant. I'm glad I went in. It's a great place to sit and drink for a while with friends. The ambiance was kind of funky. Their special gin and tonics were quite good. Service was excellent, and prices were not horrible. I'd definitely go back.

A unique, eclectic bar. Imagine walking in to your grandma's attic or your spunky aunt's living…read moreroom. This is it. Plenty of comfortable seating (chairs, couches, etc), and large glasses of agua de Valencia for 6 euros. They've also got the usual cheap beers and wines. If you're in the mood for a quieter bar with an interesting ambience and friendly service, this is a good option. It's a great bar for catching up or having an intercambio de idiomas (language exchange) like we did!