Hotels near Noatum, Camp de Morvedre

Delayed flight had us arrive at VAL after midnight, 65 Euro cab ride; we had a 6 year old, no cabs had booster seats...they wouldn't take her (1 finally did). It is a local hotel, not a resort; keep that in mind when you expect accommodation or amenity.I should caveat that with: if you speak Spanish, there are a lot of activities for the family, otherwise, there is nothing to do at the hotel aside from the pool. No English, but their website says that; I enjoyed brushing off my rusty college Spanish, but it could only get me so far in stores, with cab drivers, and with the hotel staff. So, if you don't speak fluent Spanish, just be prepared to get your Google translate out. Everyone brings their beach gear; no rental places (including at the hotel) which gets brutal when you are on the sand with no umbrella. Breakfast was fine; did not pay for lunch, dinner on 2nd night got a ground chicken patty (raw) and meatballs (raw). Understand the siesta; impacts pool times and bar times as well as the few stores nearby. The beachfront comes alive around 9PM; merchants set up, and restaurants open prior to to that, the few restaurants that are open are packed, and the couple of stores near the beach have siesta hours; plan accordingly. Within a couple of blocks there is a gas station and supermarket (Consum) that maintain regulars hours where you can get what you need. The mini-fridge in the room was not particularly cold, and it took along time to cool things down. On Sunday, there was a flea market near the hotel where you could get beach towels or beachwear for cheap as well as some local food. It closed at 1200 or 1PM; highly recommend if for no other reason than the experience. Cab back (left at 1230) to airport was 50 Euro; so, about 120 Euro in cabs without going anywhere else by cab during our stay. Overall, I think it is a bit overpriced, but, again this is informed by a language barrier. If you don't speak Spanish, I would look elsewhere.

Stayed with the family for 1 night for a wedding. Reception staff very friendly and helpful. Rooms clean and you can tell recently renovated. Comfortable beds and lovely big shower. Only downside we had a room on the 1st floor on the road but fine. Breakfast wonderful wasnt expecting hot dishes aswell as pastires etc. Excellent value for money would definately recommend.

3 km from the beach. Family hotel with good quality-price ratio

Superb hotel. I lived in a room with a sea view, the sunrise was superb. The staff is extremely kind, and the restaurant is the best on the entire Malvarrosa beach front. The hotel is practically on the beach. you just have to cross the cliff and enter the beach. We also wanted to visit the tourist attractions in Valencia. I bought tickets for any public transport for a duration of 3 days. In fact, we stayed two more days in Valencia. Bus stops 95 (2 minutes away) and 32 (5 minutes away) are very close to the hotel. We were practically there, in Valencia, and benefited from beautiful sunrises, and we could very easily visit the city as well. We wholeheartedly recommend the location. I am also grateful to the hotel staff and thank them for their help. The flight home was canceled and they helped us find another hotel nearby. Thank you again!!!

The truth is that the treatment and friendliness of Trini and Noelia is worth highlighting. It has a good location if you need to get around this area. Spacious apartments. The furniture needs some revision. AT least in the one we had, there were almost no hangers. It is a very good option to go with pets. The tavern downstairs has a large number of beers and the price is quite reasonable.

Nice spacious standard 2 room with comfortable kingsize bed. All is very well provided in this hotel including traphal, corridors and lifts. Breakfast is a big buffet with a huge choice of cold and warm, even cava is included! A great plus point of this hotel is also the parking garage we could use. Next time we go to Valencia we will certainly take this hotel back, super!

My daughter had been hounding me for years to give the hostel life a go , obviously as a 55 yr old mum I was slightly reluctant ! Anyway my daughter and I were visiting Valencia and I left it to her to sort out the accommodation - needless to say we ended up at Purple nest As a hostel virgin I was very impressed - there were quite a few people ‘my age ‘ as well as younger too , my daughter did say it didn’t seem as ‘young’ as other hostels she’d visited ( she’s 26 ). We had a private room ( I wasn’t prepared for 12 bed dorm 😬 ) with AC , the room was small but perfect as a base for sight seeing ,in a great location , lots of nice ,clean showers on each floor - building is set over 6 floors , luckily with a lift 👵🏻😂 large communal area and kitchen with a very reasonably priced bar If I were to return I would maybe try to book the private room with terrace….. we stayed for 5 nights and slept well ( which at my age is important 😂)

The apartments are nice, clean and functional. The location is good. But the building has a bad phonic insulation and the hard floor amplifies any sound from other apartments. Each time a chair is moved, something is dropped on the hard floor or someone walks with hard shoes, you ear it well. So basically your experience there will be directly influenced by the education of your neighbours. And, well, my neighbours were thinking that it was very important to move all the furniture around during most of the night...

The Metro station is right outside the hotel and only 1 stop from airport. Approx 6 stops to city and the delights of Valencia. Tip: get the ticket for 10 journeys and share the ticket - much cheaper than 4 single journeys.