Hotels

It’s all about seaside glamour at five-star Las Arenas. After exploring the city, you can relax in one of the pools or enjoy a gin and tonic on your terrace while gazing at the Mediterranean. With a superb spa, great food, stylish rooms and a beachside location, this is the most luxurious place to stay in Valencia. Read expert review

Elegance and glamour combine to create a wondrous ambience at The Westin Valencia. Whether relaxing in the art deco rooms, sampling the exquisite food or enjoying the peaceful spa, this is a scrumptious haven on the edge of the historic heart of the city. Read expert review

Historic, monumental and majestic – that just about sums up this grand former palace of the Marqués de Caro. The old city walls are retained within the hotel’s very chic and modern design to create an impressive interior of contrasts. Each room is individually styled and tells its own story. Read expert review

Striking décor, excellent food, decadent cocktails and a chic roof terrace make this hotel a place where you’ll want to spend time, rather than just use as a base. With a super central location, surrounded by shops, bars and restaurants, you can really make the most of your time in the city. Read expert review

A beautiful boutique hotel on Valencia's magnificent beachfront – it's easy to forget you're in Spain's third largest city with those tranquil sea views and the splendid hospitality. Enjoy a designer-styled stay created to help you relax. Read expert review

This chic boutique hotel set within a grand nobleman's mansion is a reflection of Valencia itself, where tradition and innovation combine. Contrasting with the busy city, this peaceful oasis near the Turia gardens has a spa and delightful hidden garden where the horses used to live. Read expert review

Possibly the most central hotel in Valencia, set on the impressive Plaza of the City Hall, where the ear-shattering mascletàs – firecrackers – are let off during the annual Fallas fiesta. From the roof terrace, enjoy a bird's eye view of the square's traditional flower sellers and fountains. Read expert review

An impressive and imposing building in a privileged position at the centre of old Valencia. It's a perfect marriage of old-world charm and contemporary services. Many top attractions are within easy walking distance - you can see top landmarks from the hotel windows. Read expert review

Being able to go straight from the hotel to dip your toes into the warm, golden sands of the stunning Playa de la Malvarrosa is a marvellous start to the day. Add the sight of sleek yachts and sailing boats to make the morning complete. Read expert review

An elegant palatial residence hides a thoroughly modern interior in one of Valencia's most select districts. This grand hotel is in the historic heart of Valencia, just steps away from its most impressive landmarks, top shops and swanky restaurants. Read expert review

Art, culture, beauty and originality have been creatively combined in this opulent building dating from 1913. It has a boutique, unique feel to make each hotel feel special and different. The location by the exquisite town hall square is another major plus. Read expert review

This welcoming boutique hotel on a narrow pedestrianised street in Valencia’s Ciutat Vella (historic centre) lures those looking for a hip base with its rooftop pool, spacious contemporary rooms and inventive dining. As the name implies, you’re within striking distance of the wonderful Mercat Central market hall. Read expert review

The hotel is on a beautiful, quiet pedestrianised street in a superb location in the heart of Valencia' historic old town. Step inside to enjoy a designer's dream with textured walls and extensive use of cool shades which exude elegance and charm. Read expert review

This contemporary budget-friendly hotel in the heart of Valencia's old town is full of surprises, from its exclusive interior design paying homage to this fine city, to the exciting artwork blended into the décor for guests to enjoy. Read expert review

Stepping inside this elegant building, you'll feel what it is like to live in a historic palace. The fact that many of the rooms have views over Museo Nacional de Cerámica, a baroque palazzo featuring one of the city's most famous decorated doorways, is an additional delight. Read expert review

Staying in the Valencia de las Artes is like sleeping in an art gallery – only better. Reproductions of famous works of art adorn the walls. They've also gone that extra mile to welcome pets and families. It's fun, friendly and affordable. Read expert review

Meliá Valencia’s status as the city’s tallest building grants a far-reaching, unobstructed vista. The competent staff and impressive amenities hold up to the Meliá brand’s stellar reputation. Read expert review

Relaxing in the rooftop plunge pool and watching the sunset from the sun terrace are two super features designed to make this boutique hotel extra special. Its location in the middle of the historic old town is another major draw. Read expert review

This former inn is located in the heart of old Valencia and has been welcoming visitors since the 18th century. The charming townhouse, run by four sisters, has been modernised into a bijou boutique hotel. Reasonable rates and proximity to one of Europe's largest food markets make up for the scarce facilities. Read expert review

This sleek hotel beside the City of Arts and Sciences has a particular appeal for those travelling with children, owing to its location, its family rooms and its shady garden with swimming pool. But with its extenstive spa, restaurant, café and sociable lobby, it’s equally well suited to couples and solo travellers. Read expert review