We'd like to help you find an accommodation that's a great fit for your trip. You might start your search in Valencia City Centre or Quatre Carreres, two top neighborhoods in the city.
Travelers to Valencia love its stunning beaches and popular shops. Get out and about and explore some top attractions like City of Arts and Sciences and Prince Felipe Museum of Sciences. Malvarrosa Beach and Port of Valencia are also a few notable stops. Whether you're hoping to stay right near top attractions or you're interested in a more secluded spot, we'd like to help you find your ideal accommodation in Valencia.
Where to Stay for History
Stay near the most famous sights in Ciutat Vella, one of Europe's largest and best-preserved historic centers. Here, enchanting hotels give easy access to alfresco cafés, cobblestone streets, and notable architecture. Valencia's long Muslim heritage is apparent in the irrigation canals of the formerly agricultural Campanar neighborhood, where accommodations are mostly found in low-rise buildings with distinct Old-World charm. Get a room on the coast in El Cabanyal to discover Valencia's fishing town heritage. Also, a bustling beachfront means weekend parties are not uncommon.
Ciutat Vella
La Lonja de la Seda de Valencia and Silk Exchange are top sights in Ciutat Vella, and you should be sure to explore the popular shops. Hop aboard the metro at Colon Station or Xativa Station to see more sights in the area.
Shopping, historic sites, and cafes are just a few things travelers like about Campanar. Sights like Bioparc Valencia Zoo and Nuevo Centro are spots to explore, and you can get around the greater Valencia area at Turia Station.
The beaches and abundant dining options are top of the list for many visitors to El Cabanyal. A stop by Malvarrosa Beach or Platja del Cabanyal - Les Arenes might round out your trip.
There's more to Valencian food than paella; however, it's unlikely you'll get tired of this mouthwatering rice dish during your stay. Some of the city's best restaurants can be found near the Modernist hotels of Eixample. Stay in the Barrio del Carmen, in the northwestern part of the Ciutat Vella, where restaurants and bars operate out of eye-catching, colorful buildings. Near the Cathedral, accommodations in La Seu give access to many bars serving small, delectable snacks made from bread and various toppings, known as pinchos. Book a room in the recently revitalized Ruzafa to dine at some of the city's hippest restaurants, or go to Benimaclet for a welcoming multicultural atmosphere.
Eixample
Visitors often come to Eixample for its abundant dining options, but many stay to explore sights like Ruzafa Market and Colón Market. Getting around the area on the metro is easy if you catch a ride at Xativa Station.
Be sure to check out the beaches and restaurants while you're strolling through Benimaclet, and hop on the metro at Machado Station to see more of the surrounding area.
Many of Valencia's parks and public gardens are accessible from Camins al Grau, a neighborhood with a large number of hotels. Nearby parks include Gulliver Park, which features a giant play-sculpture inspired by Jonathan Swift's novel, Gulliver's Travels. Kids and adults will also love exploring Jardin del Turia, one of the largest urban parks in Spain. To stay nearby, book a hotel in Quatre Carreres. Alternatively, wind down after a day of sightseeing in the green spaces along the Turia River, then return to your accommodations in El Pla del Real.
Camins al Grau
Known for its beaches and abundant dining options, there's plenty to explore in Camins al Grau. Top attractions like Aqua Shopping Center and Turia Gardens are major draws, and you can catch the metro at Ayora Station or Maritim-Serreria Station to see more of the city.
Museums, historic sites, and bars highlight some notable features of El Pla del Real. Make a stop by Mestalla Stadium or Turia Gardens while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Aragon Station or Alameda Station to get around town.
