Valencia Hotel Accommodation

Exploring Valencia

Whether it's the fireworks and epic street party of the Las Fallas festival or the optional bikini-top policy on many city beaches, Valencia is a festive place. The third-largest city in Spain, Valencia still feels like a welcoming town. Paella, oranges, and El Cid, are only half of the picture; from the gothic St. Mary of Valencia cathedral, which claims to house the Holy Grail, to the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences with its opera house, the city offers visitors world-class food, architecture, and culture. It's a good idea to book accommodation in Valencia early as more and more visitors are enjoying its parks and palm trees, sunny beaches, and medieval ramparts.

Accommodations in Valencia

There is a range of options for all travelers. The most popular hotel in Valencia is the L'Esplai Valencia Bed and Breakfast, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended OttoH Charm Stay in Valencia as it has been reserved 5 times.

There are some amazing options offering top-notch services and facilities. Check out Eurostars Gran Valencia and Ayre Hotel Astoria Palace.

Sightseeing in Valencia

- Museum of Fine Arts

Behind golden, 17th-century walls reside some of Spain’s most precious artworks by Valencia natives Vicente López and Joaquín Sorolla and Spanish legends Velázquez and Goya.

- Valencia Cathedral

Valencia Cathedral displays Gothic, Romanesque and baroque elements, and visitors can climb the 207 steps to the top of its 14th-century octogonal Micalet bell tower for views across the city.

Transportation in Valencia

Renting a bike is an increasingly popular way for visitors to explore this essentially flat city. Bike rentals are available across the city, or if you prefer the bus and train transport system is also a great option.