Valencia Hotels - Guide to Hotel Locations

Valencia has all the ingredients to make your holidaysights in the city! It claims to be the biggest museum
an unforgettable one. It's got a historic centre,in Spain and vows to take you into the future! It
museums, theatres, galleries, space age architecture,features an impressive concert hall and opera house,
excellent shopping, delicious cuisine, a beautifula marine park (biggest in Europe!), an IMAX Cinema, a
Mediterranean climate and a superb beach. As well asmuseum of science and a greenhouse. The City of
all that, the Valencian nightlife is renowned throughoutArts and Science is surrounded by hotels and has
Spain as are its famous 'fiestas'.become an upmarket area with lots of shopping malls.
There are two main areas to stay in Valencia - theIt's the perfect location for you if you want to be
Old Town centre or the beach. The Old Town is themid-way between the city and the beach.
very heart of the city centre and where most of theWant to enjoy breathtaking views of the
sightseeing is to be had. This city has a colourfulMediterranean Sea and be within steps of the
history spanning back over 2,000 years so there'sfantastic white sandy beaches then stay in the beach
plenty of landmarks and sights for you to explore.port area.
Walk the ancient winding streets and you'll see anValencia is renowned for its world-class beaches
array of Gothic, Baroque and Romanesque stylewhich are blessed with azur blue waters of the
architecture. As you saunter along these streets you'llMediterranean, fine soft sands and never ending
come across markets and medieval churches, whichsunshine!
add to the Old Town's atmosphere.Las Arenas and La Malvarrosa are two of the main
The Old Town is full of history, so make sure youbeaches in Valencia. They are about a 15/20-minute
take the time to visit some noteworthy attractionsbus ride from the city centre but if you do want to
like Santa Catalina Church and Tower, Le Seumake the most of these glorious beaches you can
Cathedral, Basilica de la Virgen, La Lonja (a 15thstay at a beachside hotel and there are plenty to
century indoor market), the Valencian Institute ofchoose from.
Modern Art and the Mercado Central.The beachside promenades are popular places to
Not only is the Old Town famed for its history but ithang out as they are home to lots of shops, cafes,
has also got some of the best restaurants andbars and restaurants.
nightlife that the city has to offer.If you happen to be coming to Valencia on business
In the north east of the Old Town you'll find Barriothey you might be looking for a hotel in the
del Carmen. A beautiful area to explore by day andCongresos area. This area is home to the Valencia
party by night! This is the nightlife hub of the cityTrade Fair Centre and is located about 8km north
where you'll find tapas bars, trendy nightclubs andwest of the city centre.
some superb restaurants most of which are locatedDue to it's sunny weather and Mediterranean climate,
on Calle de Caballeros. There's lots of hotelValencia is a year round destination so make sure
accommodation in this area, which are ideal if youyou book well in advance especially if you're coming
want to be in the heart of the Old Town and have allin mid-March (for Las Fallas Festival), in August (for La
the nightlife on your doorstep!Tomatina festival) and in July for the bullfighting
At the southern end of the Old Town district you'llevents. If you don't book early then you might find
find the Plaza de Toros - the city's legendary bullring.that hotel prices can be a bit more expensive during
There's also a nearby museum where you canthese festivals.
purchase bullfighting memorabilia.There are lots of hotels in Valencia to choose from
Plaza de Ayuntamiento is closeby and this is a largewhether you're looking for a cheap 1 star, modest 3
square home to the city's Town Hall. It is probablystar or luxury 5 star.
the most important square in Valencia and the venueIf you're on a budget then why not choose cheap
for the world famous Las Fallas celebrations everyhotels in Valencia and in that way you can spend
March.your extra money on the more fun stuff! Valencia
The city is the perfect places to base yourself ifhotels don't have to break the bank as you can book
you're not too beach focused. There are Valenciaself-catering apartment hotels which are great if you
hotels scattered all over the city centre.want to stretch your budget.
No visit to Valencia is complete without a visit to theHope this guide helps you to choose a hotel in the
City of Arts and Science. It is located south east ofright location in Valencia.
the city centre and is one of the most incredible