4-Star Hotels in Valencia

Decent stay with a walking distance to old town Valencia. There is a good Korean BBQ and Chinese hotpot across the train tracks. Hotel reception is not 24 hours, so make sure you text them if you are arriving outside the operating hours. Room comes with kitchen amenities but no water provided.

Finding the hotel from the parking lot was a bit tricky at first, as there's both an 'access to hotel' and an 'entrance to hotel' sign. However, after a day or two, you get used to it. The hotel is located above a mall with plenty of restaurants; I highly recommend the fried rice at Lemongrass. There's also a supermarket and various other shops, which is very convenient. It's a shame I left before Fallas, so I missed the fireworks. On the downside, the hotel's Wi-Fi signal was very poor, making it difficult to work.

Sehr schönes Hotel von innen und außen. Sehr nettes Personal und sehr sauber. 1. Flur könnte man eventuell mal lüften (hat leider aufm Gang unangenehm gerochen) und die Matratze in meinem Zimmer könnte man langsam auch wieder austauschen. Nichtsdestotrotz eine sehr tolle Unterkunft!

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.

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.

Beautiful views from the room and everything was clean. The only problem i found was that the beer in the minibar had been drunk by a sneaky guest and filled with water, and had the lid put back on. I phoned up reception, and they said they would bring two beers, but they never came. Have a wonderful time other than that the beach was beautiful

Great location and reasonably priced for a four star hotel by the beach. Guests have free access to the gym and €15 (half price) access to the spa, although it’s unfortunate that you cannot get a separate pass to use only the pool- that would’ve been good. The restaurant seems overpriced, with breakfast at €22 per person so I did not try it. Very clean bedroom and bathroom and comfy bed, although the mini fridge was not cold at all (even after I changed settings) and the aircon was slow. Not soundproof at all– luckily I had earplugs but my partner didn’t and you could hear people entering and leaving their rooms from the elevator, as well as hearing everything outside the window.

We loved it! We had a wonderful stay. It’s our third time. We will keep coming back whenever visiting Valencia.

1. This is essentially a B&B type accommodation, located in an apartment building in a residential area, with two units per floor. It features a living room and kitchen, equipped with a washing machine and dishwasher. However, there were no cooking condiments or paper towels provided. 2. The cleanliness was excellent. It's newly renovated with good ventilation and powerful air conditioning. Laundry detergent and dishwasher pods were supplied. 3. The check-in process was far from simple. Since there's no staff on-site, entry to both the building and the room requires a code. Guests must access a link sent by the management via email and independently fill in passport details (including uploading photos), addresses, phone numbers, and other information for each guest. Only after completing this will a confirmation email with the access code be sent. This effectively means guests are doing the hotel's front desk work, which demands a good level of English proficiency from Chinese visitors. If there are any issues during the form submission, you need to press a button to connect with staff for guidance. There's no Chinese language support. 4. Sometimes the main door wouldn't open even with the correct code, requiring us to use the intercom button to contact management again. 5. The sofa bed creaked loudly (squeak, squeak, squeak) every time someone moved, disturbing guests in the adjacent room. I recommend replacing it with a new one.

I had a pleasant stay at Numa while I was visiting Valencia. Located in a nice area that had plenty of places to wat, see,do. It’s a new concept where everything is automated, which I found easy to navigate, whether is getting new towels or refilling the coffee pods. A no frills hotel, the room itself was very spacious especially for a solo traveller - although the room itself got had a much smaller window than what was shown in the pictures. Of course, at the price, I wasn’t surprised that it had limited amenities but it would be nice to have a gym. Overall, a good place to crash while visiting the city, no major negatives at all.