Valencia Hotels with Bars

The location is superb, within a few minutes' walk to the train station. Eateries are around as soon as you step outside. There's a convenient shop nearby, too (the bakery section is handy if you're not staying with breakfast at the hotel). You could also walk to Jardin de Turia and historical places within that boundary. The reception areas are clean and prettily decorated. Staff are super friendly, and breakfast is of a good range with egg and pancake stations. There's also free tea and coffee throughout your stay in the reception area. The room was enough for two of us with side tables and charging points. There's also a safe for your passport/notebook. The bathroom was clean with a good shower, hairdryer, and hooks for clothes and towels. The table might be on the small size as a work desk, but you could work in the reception area or the rooftop. No towel rail. We had a room with a window looking out to the next building with no traffic underneath, so there was no noise from there. Occasionally, we hear the doors from other rooms. The corridors are a little narrow. The rooftop with dipping pools is a nice hangout place after a day's walk. There's a locker service in their basement for your luggage at very reasonable prices.

This is my second stay in this hotel and it is just as I remembered. The staff are very friendly and go that little extra to make sure you are comfortable and to help as needed. At check in they give you a card with restaurant recommendations from places nearby. The girl at the front desk told me which were her favorites and recommended a few extra. The rooms are spacious and clean. They have giant windows for natural light and plenty of space to move around. Bigger than your average euro-hotel room, for sure. The facilities are solid. The gym has a personal trainer if you wish to book a session - otherwise it's free to use, well laid out and well equipped. The hotel is well located - right near the main square and a short walk from the railway station. There are penty of cafes, restaurants, shopping streets etc nearby. And plenty of bus route readily available if you wish to venture further - down to the beach for example.

This hotel in Valencia is relatively close to the old town. The rooms are large and equipped with kitchens, making it suitable for family travel. There is no parking lot in the hotel, so you need to park in a nearby public parking lot. The hotel does not have a 24-hour front desk, so you cannot check in too late.

Everything is so clean and there is very comfortable beds. The receptionist is so friendly and helpful. This season, the pool is closed but it’s cold water anyway. The rooftop bar is also good vibes. I highly recommend my friends.

The first impression is the size of the twin room…. Is huge …. Is do spacious that we can do some exercises inside the room. Breakfast is extensive with plenty of choices. It is also about 10 minutes walk to the nearby great architecture by Calatrava , Science museum Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias , Palau de Les Arts Reina Sofía and do on. There are also plenty of cafes, restaurants opposite and around the hotel, it’s very accessible to many places, will definitely come back again in our next visit to Valencia. The only minor thing we noticed is that the furniture inside the room are cheaply made with fake drawers, but the beds are real comfy.

The hotel is far from the airport, and a taxi costs about 25 euros. The famous Science City is nearby, which is a 5-minute walk away. There is free parking near the hotel, and you can also park in the hotel's underground parking lot (they said it was 15 euros a day, but they didn't charge me in the end). The hotel is not easy to find. The front is not big, and there is a bar at the door. The buffet breakfast is good, with the famous Spanish ham. You can also order meals. The room is not small, and the kitchen is fully equipped so you can cook. It is very quiet, and the security nearby is also good. You can run around the hotel in the morning. There are large supermarkets and small grocery stores nearby. It is quite convenient to buy things, and it is also convenient to go to the old town and the beach. The only downside is that the underground garage is very narrow, and parking is a test of skills.

＜Location＞ Valencia is a beautiful city, but it seems that the center of tourism is the beach. This hotel is close to the famous museum, but it is far from the beach. ＜Service＞ A very kind male employee is working diligently. However, there are parts that are lacking in a four-star hotel. ＜Facility＞ It is a well constructed hotel as a four-star hotel. However, maintenance seems to be difficult, and there are quite a few broken parts. ＜Price＞ On this trip, I arrived in Valencia via Rome, Florence, Nice, Genoa, Montpellier, Barcelona, and Madrid, but the hotel prices in Valencia seem relatively expensive. I thought this hotel was price competitive, but the price suddenly increased over the weekend, so I gave up the extension of stays. There are a lot of group tourists, and when they stay, the price seems to go up.＜Comprehensive＞ Overall, it can be said to be a good hotel.

I had mixed feelings about my stay. The hotel itself is nice, the location is very convenient, and the staff did make an effort to help when I raised issues. The check-in experience was disappointing. I arrived around 11:00 and was told that even if the room was already ready, I would still have to pay extra for early check-in. Later, when I returned at the regular check-in time, I still had to wait around an hour because I had requested a room on a higher floor. The first room I was given faced a constant source of noise, so I asked to change rooms. The replacement room was smaller, but much nicer overall. My biggest issue was the sound insulation. The hotel advertises soundproof windows, but that was not my experience at all. I could hear a lot of outside noise, and the sound insulation between rooms was also poor. I could clearly hear the guests in the adjoining room talking loudly and making repeated banging noises. The hotel did try to help when I contacted them, including speaking with the neighboring guests and offering another room, which I appreciated. Housekeeping was also inconsistent. Towels were not replaced, and there were visible marks on the floor. The hairdryer was also extremely outdated and impractical to use. Overall, I liked the hotel itself and especially the location, and I appreciate that the staff tried to help. But the check-in experience, housekeeping, outdated room amenities, and especially the poor sound insulation affected the stay quite a lot.

The hostel has an excellent location just in front of the river and a few step from the centre of the city and the old town of Valencia. The room is very comfortable as has lots of space however the shower and the toilet are in the same floor but far from the room. The staff were really friendly but some of them don’t speak Spanish.

Stayed for 1 night: The room looked as it does in the pictures but smaller. The AC for some reason kept turning to 26-28°c when we’d turn it on after some time. The bathroom floor needs to be disinfected as there was a strong smell next to the toilet. The bed board had strange marks on them. The bathroom door got jammed and would not close and at one point wouldn’t open. We did call reception but maintenance were done for the day. Then we couldn’t turn on the lights in the room, we were told when checking out there was a button that we pressed which is maybe why it wouldn’t turn on, however there should be simple instructions of how to fix it left somewhere in the room as this isn’t a common issue in other hotels (the key card was left in ) our room key also stopped working at one point. The pool was also quite small and doesn’t match up to the pictures AT ALL. I don’t believe this hotel matches up to its price. Though the staff were helpful enough as not everything is in their control.