Silla Vacations from $1,324

Helpful and friendly staff. Great location

Location is excellent with easy access to bus and restaurants. Room is large and bright and comfortable. Breakfast was lacklustre. Menu is unchenged for our 4 days stay, ost disappointing is the dry quiche with undercooked potato masquerading as Spanish potato omlette, a popular breakfast item throughout Spain, Assortment of menu items is not generrous. For some reason, the faucets in the tub and wash basin are both loose.

This hotel was a solid choice and offered a more local, everyday feel than properties located in major tourist districts. The area felt like a normal neighborhood, with a grocery store, pharmacies, convenience stores, and a decent-sized shopping mall all within walking distance. Although there is a large highway next to one side of the hotel, the rooms were quiet and comfortable once the windows were closed. The staff was friendly, responsive, and helpful throughout our stay. WhatsApp is essentially required for communicating with the hotel, but responses were quick whenever we needed assistance. One thing to keep in mind is that the hotel is not close to the city's main attractions. Most sightseeing destinations require a walk to public transportation followed by a bus or train ride. This location is better suited for travelers who prefer a quieter area and don't mind using transit. For airport transportation, the metro is by far the easiest option. The nearest station is less than a mile away and provides a straightforward route to the airport. We found information online about an airport bus, but it was difficult to locate and not well known locally. Overall, this hotel provides a comfortable stay, a quieter atmosphere, and convenient access to everyday necessities, making it a good value for travelers looking to experience a more residential side of the city.

Very clean and great breakfast

The location of the hotel was excellent, right in the center of the old town and within walking distance of most sites of interest. They have an underground parking garage so we rented a car at the airport for day trips out of the city. Driving in the old town was challenging with many narrow, dead end, and one-way streets. There are a couple of restaurants in the square right outside the door that are open very late and got a little rowdy, so if you are a light sleeper you might want to bring ear plugs. It didn't really bother us, but might be a consideration if you aren't used to sleeping with noise outside. The kitchen was equipped well enough that we prepared dinner in the room a couple of nights. There are a couple small grocery stores within 5 min walking for the basics. If you want to catch a cab, the best place is to walk to the Torre Serranos. There is a bus stop and cab stand there. You might also get one near the Central Market. Overall, it was a great hotel for getting the feel and enjoying the old town. If you are more interested in the beaches and day trips outside Valencia, you might consider a hotel outside the city center.