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7 years ago
The good: -Location -Enough space in the room The bad -Meh breakfast -No carpet, so you can hear the occupant's footsteps upstairs. -Toiletries: no conditioner read more
15 years ago
Very nice hotel, in the heart of the city ( 3 minutes walk from the Xativa station). I stayed one week and loved it. read more
Calle Martinez Cubells 5
46002 Valencia
Spain
Sant Francesc
963 509 550
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AC Hotel Colon
(4 reviews)
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Location, location, location. The hotel is situated downtown and in great walking distance to…read moreshopping, restaurants and sight seeing. The room was small by US standards but excellent. It had all the amenities you need when traveling internationally. I had dinner at the hotel restaurant the last night because I had an early AM flight. The bartender/server was friendly and the food was solid. I had the Iberian ham (1/2 size for one) and the beef entrecôte. The taste was good but not great....but better than most hotel restaurants. I'd definitely stay again while in Valencia. The
This hotel is very centrally located. The staff here is incredible and goes way above and beyond…read morefor you. The rooms were spacious and very clean. Can't wait to visit again.
The Westin Valencia
(25 reviews)
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For the València leg of our trip, we opted to stay at the Westin Valencia…read more The first thing you'll notice is how beautiful this hotel is. The service from start to finish was top tier and they did everything to make us feel welcome during our stay. We arrived around 1pm and we were able to get our room right away. The rooms here are massive. We had a king bed room, and it was more than enough space for two of us. With separate living room and bedroom area it was such an amazing place to rest after each day of exploring. The room feels a little bit on the older side, with the fan making a loud noise that we just got used to. There's not an electronic thermostat so we had to run the fan on max to keep the room cool. We didn't really use any of the amenities or the restaurant on-site because we wanted to explore the city with the 3 days we had here. They are renovating the gym, but they have a partnership with the gym across the street, which is available to use if you need it. Aside from the hotel, I think the location was perfect for us. We were a 20-minute walk in any direction from all the main sights and restaurants we wanted to explore. The hotel itself is quiet and far enough away from high traffic areas, so it was peaceful and serene throughout. Overall, loved our stay and honestly sad to leave because we loved Valencia and wish we had planned to stay more days here. Would definitely recommend this hotel when visiting the area.
Stayed for 2 nights last week while in Valencia. Although the staff was friendly and helpful, It's…read morenot really a 5 star experience. Rooms are clean but very dated. The mattress was not great. We were upgraded to a room with a terrace which ended up having a high wall blocking any view... kind of like a prison yard. The breakfast and restaurant were fine, but not exceptional. I should have paid more attention to the previous comments about the considerable distance to the tourist areas/things you'd want to see and experience on a two day visit. Let's just say we got a lot of steps in over the course of two days. All in all, nothing terrible happened, but we had higher expectations for a five star Westin.
Las Arenas
(24 reviews)
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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!
Caro Hotel
(3 reviews)
Really nice, like living in a castle, which this actually is. Phenomenal decor, like a museum --…read morethey have a piece of the Roman Circus in the lobby, for example. Rooms are spacious, modern, luxurious. Worst thing I can say is that the mini-bar contained no alcohol, that the tub had the faucet in the middle, and that the attached restaurant had no written menus listing the things they were going to serve you prix fixe. Otherwise, just amazing. Would stay there again happily.
Hostal Venecia
(6 reviews)
We were very happy with our stay at Hostal Venecia. The rooms were very large, clean, and…read morecomfortable. The location is right in center of Valencia and within easy walking distance to all the major sites. The staff was friendly and helpful.
AC Hotel by Marriott Valencia
(13 reviews)
The location is more towards the port than the old town. But is easy enough to get back and forth…read more The hotel property is in good shape. The front desk was friendly and efficient. The room was clean and comfortable. Everything worked. The breakfast was very good.
We stayed at this Marriott property while visiting Valencia, Spain . We had a fantastic experience…read morefrom start to finish. Altor was phenomenal upon check-in- he even gave us a map and reviewed some " Must See Sights ". He also upgraded our room, which was amazing. As Mariott Bonvoy members, we had a $20.00 credit per day, which we used towards breakfast. The Breakfast is a " Modified Buffet" and was pretty good. We really liked our room. The views of Valencia were superb. The bed was very comfortable too. I really liked the window that could open for fresh air. The bathtub was a big plus! The hotel is well situated, and is close to the bus stop, as well as shopping and restaurants. All hotel staff were very friendly! We had a great stay
Hotel Valencia Center
(14 reviews)
Hotel - 3 stars Service - 5 stars…read more Adequate small boutique hotel about 15 minutes driving outside of town center. The rooms were not anything special. We had a suite with a bedroom, living room bathroom. The window in the living room did not open but the one in the bedroom did. No USB outlets so we bought an electrical adapter with 3 USB plugs. They gave us 2 twin beds that were pushed together. The beds were very comfortable and firm. The water pressure was a bit low and the bath tub required you to raise your legs about 2 feet to enter. Not conducive for the elderly or handicapped. The entire suit had 1 trash can and no tissues. Pro Tip: The entrance has about 5 steps up so you need to use the elevator on the right side of the entrance to bring up your luggage. However, you need to enter the lobby and send the elevator down to the street level. Or you can ask the front desk clerk to help you with that. The staff at the front desk and restaurant were magnificent. A big shout out to Maria and Mariam in the lounge. Super friendly and professional. Each glass of wine comes with a tapas and the prices are very reasonable. Breakfast is $15/ person. Nothing special. Typical eggs, small array of hams and cheeses, some parries, bread and espresso/ coffee machines. I would save the $15 and spend it on better food outside the hotel. Overall very good experience. We would stay there again. Happy Traveling!!
Got a last-minute room here when our Airbnb was not meeting our standards for cleanliness. Overall,…read moreit's a pretty low frail hotel, but it was clean and quiet and the room was pretty large in my opinion (keep in mind I'm from New York, so maybe two others it isn't a large room). Price wasn't bad and they had a cute little pool on the roof. Front desk staff are very nice and spoke English. the location definitely is an extremely central to all stuff in Valencia that you may want to do but walkable or a quick taxi ride to everything.
El Siglo
Stopped in to try their world famous paella (vegetable) . Food was amazing and would recommend…read morestopping in for some delicious food Great service and was able to grab a table outside
Great paella at the center of the old town Valencia. Ordered paella de Valencia (chicken and…read moreartichoke) and paella de marisco (seafood). Both are superb. Highly recommended.
Hospes Palau de la Mar
(11 reviews)
5 Stars - A Gem in Valencia! What a great experience we had…read moreat this hotel. The staff couldn't have been more friendly or accommodating -- truly on par with what I've experienced at the Waldorf in Rome and Amsterdam, and in some ways, even better. Our room was on the smaller side (a standard room), but it was spotless, the bed was extremely comfortable, and the amenities were just right. What really set this stay apart was the attentiveness and warmth of the staff -- they made us feel genuinely welcome from the moment we arrived. The location is perfect, tucked into a lovely part of Valencia with easy walking access to shops, restaurants, and attractions. When I return to Valencia, this will be one of the first hotels I check for availability. Highly recommended.
Dont stay here. The looks and location do not balance out the fact that you're treated with…read moredisrespect by the staff. Specifically Chiara, she and the rest of the staff are continuously trying to deceive guests by vague pricing and vague descriptions of rooms. I was charged €184 for only a few pieces of laundry. Chiara literally told me it was my fault for not knowing the prices, even though they required a document to fill out for the laundry, because I didn't do it, they filled it out for me and charged me a ridiculous amount. Meanwhile as I'm arguing the charges, there's an older couple next to me that is arguing that they booked a room with a balcony, Chiara said to them that not all rooms have a balcony and even though it has a picture on the reservation doesn't mean they will get the room they want. This place will deceive you and cheat you out of money. Don't go.
Ad Hoc Carmen
(2 reviews)
As hoc Carmen is somewhat of a quirky hotel in a location that cannot be beat. It has a historic…read morefeel and some rooms have terraces and even an upstairs. Also, the price is right particularly given the location. Staff were pleasant but very reserved. The beds were euro style (two singles combined into one) and the showers delivered a good stream. The rooms were basic and there was some odor from the bathrooms almost like sewer gases. I would stay again.
Perfect location, perfect staff. Ad Hoc Carmen is ideally located in the center of the best part…read moreof the city, and a 5 minute walk from the Mercado Central. The hotel staff is friendly, accommodating, and extremely helpful. The rooms: Fairly self service but they're a unique departure from your standard hotel room and are beautifully acclimated to the environment. No fridge or ice or vending, but it would be a disservice to have these amenities as it would conflict with the aesthetic. There is AC and plenty of markets around the corner for your needs. The location: Ideal. Literally around the corner from Plaza de Virgen but you'd never know it as the hotel itself is quiet and discretely tucked away. Great walking city so location is a must and I felt consistently that Ad Hoc Carmen was an ideal starting and ending place for seeing the most of the city. Hundreds of great restaurants - Pappardella was a favorite. The staff: Friendly and super helpful. Personalized experiences where they help you to make the most out of your time in Valencia. Esther era mi favorita - tan linda y amable - gracias por ayudarme a hacer un video!
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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.
Friendly welcoming service. The hotel staff always acknowledges you with a smile. The rooms are…read morelovely and clean. There are a few things that need attention but it's beautiful and clean all around. The breakfasts are very good in the morning. We've enjoyed breakfast every morning. We've eaten two eats at the hotel with wonderful service with a smile. It's been a very good experience.
Nice staff, and not bad breakfast buffet. The location is good…read more However I would never recommend to stay here. When I arrived at midnight my room was literally at 16 degrees centigrade. For an hour and and a half I tried to make the heating system work, unsuccessfully. There were not extra blankets so I froze for the entire night and could hardly sleep. I woke up with a severe cold and had to take analgesics. I hoped that a hot shower would help. But guest what; the shower did not work, and I had to hold the tiny hose in my hand to shower. And neither the drain of the washbasin worked etc. In short, don't come here. Nothing is here to make you feel comfortable.
Very cool place to stay. Old building so expect slight "old building" experience. We had an awesome…read morebalcony on the corner. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Great hospitality. Only stayed one night, but felt very welcome, safe and secure.
I stayed at Meliá Valencia for one night and had a great experience. The room was clean, spacious,…read moreand located on the 22nd floor, with fantastic views over the city. The hotel has a swimming pool. It's not very large, but it's still a great amenity, especially during the warmer months. There's also a cocktail bar that stays open until 2:00 am, which is perfect if you want to relax after a day of sightseeing or work. The restaurant deserves a special mention. The food both looked and tasted like fine dining, and the overall quality exceeded my expectations. Expect to pay around €100 for lunch for two without alcohol. Parking at the hotel costs €28 per day, but if you don't mind walking a few minutes, it's usually possible to find free street parking nearby. Meliá is one of Spain's largest hotel chains, with properties across the world, including countries such as China and Tanzania. Their mobile app makes booking and payments very easy, and it's clear they're building their own travel ecosystem. If you value consistent quality and predictable service, it's worth checking the Meliá app instead of relying only on booking aggregators. In my experience, prices are often competitive, even though the chain tends to advertise mainly its more expensive room categories on sites like Booking.com. Overall, an excellent stay and an easy five-star rating. I would happily stay here again. My only complaint? After we stayed here, my wife got completely hooked on the Meliá app and now refuses to stay anywhere outside the Meliá chain.
Let me start by saying this: If this hotel is within your price range, please DO stay here.... If…read moreit is not, I totally understand. I'm not trying to flex on you, I'm just stating the facts. It is on the high end of the price spectrum...for the area, but not by much. This was my first time staying at this brand. Place looks great and super fancy. Very impressive! Everyone is amazingly friendly and welcoming! Rooms are awesome! Cleaned and spacious. Food is great! Had a Club sandwich and was amazed at its architecture and construction. It had chicken and corn added. Hey, it was delicious!!! Sorry not picture... I was hungry. I had other meals for which I'll post some picture of. Beers were fresh and conversation with host bar tender was excellent. Overall, this place is excellent! Again, if it is in your prince range, I recommend it.
Reviewing this place on here since there aren't any reviews ...!…read more I thought it was a great hotel to stay in... comfortable rooms, perfect location, although the bedroom set makes it look a bit outdated, the bed is extremely comfortable.... And it does have great AC, and wonderful bathrooms (awesome hairdryer) but most of all, and the reason I took the time to make this review a week after my stay, is because the wonderful employees. From all of the gentleman in the receptionist area to the bar tenders, this staff makes you feel incredibly comfortable. We checked out and left for the day, they stored our luggage and even let us shower in the gym once we got back. I don't have pictures of this place, but I recommend it, as well as its downstairs restaurant... the food was delicious especially the paella valenciana. If you're like me and enjoy good well located hotels, then don't hesitate on this one!
The hotel staff is very friendly and accommodating. You have to drive on the sidewalk to park to…read moreunload your luggage and that was unique. Parking in an empty taxi spot in front of the hotel will get you yelled at by the taxi drivers. The room we had was nice and included an espresso machine. No iron or ironing board in the room but I'm going to ask the front desk about that. The hotel offers breakfast in the lower level (below street level where the restaurant is) and it's 19€ per person and totally not worth it. There are plenty of street cafes around and I recommend you try them. The hotel has below ground parking at 22€ a day. The free WiFi is a joke and totally worthless. If you need WiFi walk down the street to the Hard Rock Cafe.
It was a good place to stay. Very close to many attractions like Central Market and St. Vincent…read moreMartyr.
This place is even cuter than the photos online. The room was large and incredible and so posh…read more We checked in late (after midnight) and noticed a musty smell that had a hint of sewage. We complained at the front desk and went out for a bite. My friends and I were in adjoining rooms and we could smell it in both rooms. When we came back the front desk guy gave us some spray for the room. It got worse while we were gone. It was too late to change rooms so I sucked it up. It seemed even worse in the morning. It was like we were next to a sewage treatment plant. I had originally written this review as a one star, but then I found out (from the hotel) that this was just a product of Valencia when it gets hot in the summer, kinda like Venice. So, not their fault, but not awesome. The room was quiet only with respect to the street noise. The interior walls were so thin that I could hear the detailed song lyrics of my friend's quiet stereo in the room next door. On the other side, I could hear my neighbors having such loud sex I could practically hear what positions they were using. After traveling so long, I was really excited about the huge soaker tub. But the plug didn't match the drain, so I couldn't use it. The. I tried to use the (separate) shower, and the drain was clogged. I used the shower in the tub with no curtain and got water EVERYWHERE, but that was my only option. There was a giant frosted glass window in the bathroom, which I thought was nice at first, but with no door between the bathroom and bedroom, and no curtains, the light (and the smell) woke me up in the morning. The light was so bad that I had a hard time putting on makeup in the morning.
A home away from home? Or even better?…read more Valencialflats Catedral's units are all well appointed! There are units: studio, 1 bedroom or 2 bedrooms that are great for singles, couples and families! The kitchen has all amenities you need: microwave, oven, stove top, full size fridge, dishwasher and even a washing machine! (Go to the reception and they will give you washing powder!) Less than 5 minute walk from Central Market and with a full kitchen, one can pick up fresh local produces (meat, seafood, Jamon, bread, cheese....) and have live like locals! The complex is within walking distance from all the sites, shopping areas and night life but still quiet if all you want is to enjoy a glass of wine in 2 of your own private balconies! The front desk staff here is super friendly and helpful! Just ask them for the supplies you need! Extra wall adaptors, toaster, kettle, hair dryer and more! Great alternative to hotel or hostels for short or extended stay!
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.