Valencia Hostels

Well before we arrived the management provided information to us that was helpful. A little hard to find was our only issue, but once here it’s close to most of Valencia’s main highlights. Colourful, quirky common areas! Clean kitchen facilities. The bar this day had beer specials so we indulged! Our room was small but comfortable with all the amenities one would need. Shared bathroom. Staff were terrific especially the Portuguese guy at reception (I’m sorry, I forgot your name…) Reasonable rates were a bonus to add to a really good stay.

The hotel was very comfortable and the hotel was very comfortable and the room was very clean and the room was very comfortable. In April it was already very hot in the rooms.

Great Time Spent at the Red Nest Valencia ...Super Staff , Super Location , Super Clean , Interesting fellow travellers .. can sometimes be a bit noisy so would recommend ear plugs for use in case of noisy sleepers ..many thanks

For those who have to hurry fast business or go to stadio.Comodo 2 steps from Aragón stop metro.No TV in the room or mini-apartment.Good cleaning services in the average.Insonorizedatp and good sleep quality. Prices in average.Can also be used for those going to the beach because only 3 stops from Maritim Serreria.Comodo also for the center because 2 stops from Colon and 3 from Xativa

The hostel is great in connecting everybody, because they have a group chat so it’s easier to connect with one another also they send recommendations in there so u know what there is happening in the city. Also they organize small dinners for a small price where everybody can meet. Around 8 in the morning the airco stops so it warmer in the room so u need to get the staff to turn it on again. And during the day it can get really hot in the common area unless u are oké with just sitting in front of a ventilator.. breakfast is really simple some slices of bread with jam/marmelade and 2 types of cereal so for me that would be something they could improve. But then again u can also make your own which is fine! Cause u can use the refrigerator and a basket to put your stuff in. Other then that I most definitely coming back here if I’m in Valencia.

I will start to talk about the service, the rate they got it is because the service, very helpful and friendly. The hostel is not the best I have stayed but people were in the hostel were nice, the breakfast was included and it was good. The first floor, when my room was, the smell wasn’t nice when you Enter but the room and the bathroom was fine. Another disadvantage was 2 bathrooms for 5 rooms and in the morning was busy, even just to pee. For the structure the price was expensive but for the atmosphere and service make it worth. I’m pleased to stayed in this hostel. After check out they offered to keep the luggage and made the bathroom available to take a shower, if needed. Location was fine, easy to go to Old town and also to Museum and Oceonografic.

it's home！everything is more than home!everyone is like family ！

One of the things I love most about hostels is meeting people. When you have a kitchen you can cook in and common sitting areas that allow you to read a book, work on your computer or just chill with your phone, there's an opportunity to start chatting to strangers. Urban Youth Hostel doesn't allow for this opportunity. The main common area is more of a restaurant. There's a kitchen you can cook in but it's extremely basic. Very few utensils, pots, pans and spices and some of the electric burners don't work so if there are more than 2 or 3 people trying to cook something more than an omelet they would have to stand in line to finish what they started. Throughout the day there's music in the sitting area and depending on the staff it can be very loud and uninviting. Obviously they want you to buy food from them, so there's no breakfast or dinner offered, which can be nice, but even things like cold drinking water on hot days are limited since the tap water in the kitchen are warm and you get charged for ice from the restaurant. During evening time sometimes the restaurant becomes a bar. Apart from the area there's a big terrace. It closes at 9pm and doesn't have any shade during the day. On the third floor, where the office is, there are some desks and chairs and it's quite but apparently it's only for staff. Thus, there are no quite and inviting common areas where people can sit, chat, have a drink and chill. And that's why I won't be staying there again. Beds (in shared dormitory) - have their own curtain that doesn't cover the entire length of the bed to prevent the light coming in and the mattress is very thin.

Overall very good, cost-effective

With a stay at Up Station Hostel in Valencia (Valencia City Centre), you'll be within a 5-minute walk of Estación del Norte and Plaza del Ayuntamiento. This hostel is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Valencia Cathedral and 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Oceanogràfic Aquarium.Enjoy recreation amenities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a terrace. Additional amenities at this hostel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.Satisfy your appetite at the hostel's coffee shop/cafe, or stop in at the snack bar/deli. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Continental breakfasts are available daily for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and blackout drapes/curtains, and housekeeping is provided daily.