Hotels near Fira València, Valencia

I have read a lot of bad reviews, but this is our experience: -Hotel staff: 100/100 great attention! Very pleasant, they resolve anything (we were without a loader and we were charged the phone). The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. -Cleaning: everything was in perfect condition and cleaning was unpolluted. The beds were quite comfortable. Soft coats and cotton fit. Haves pool and padel track. Unquestionably an experience we will repeat

The hotel has a great location. Within 15 minutes of walk you’re in the beautiful city centre of Valencia. All the other places to see are within 15 minutes by bike or even less with electric scooter. The area Russafa is filled with many good places to eat. The hotel staff is very friendly and help you with everything you need. Breakfast was good, restaurant staff also works hard to keep everything maintained. The rooms are very nice, AC works good, clean up every day by very friendly ladies. Overall a very good experience and would definitely recommend this hotel to others.

Stayed 2 nights for a meeting. Clean hotel, friendly staff, firm mattresses, good shower, free tea and coffee (not in room). Located on a very busy roundabout towards the south of the city. Buses nearby to get into centre (no 7) and beach (no 99). More of a backpackers, workers hotel. Not too many families, reception is basic, bar has seen better days (you have to get cold drinks from the fridge and pay at reception). Luckily my room faced the back of hotel away from continual traffic of the 4lane roundabout out the front. Avoided breakfast as looked very school canteen. 100 euro a night, but it was summer in a coastal city.

Our flight landed at 0035am, so we needed to get a taxi from the Airport to the hotel, which took about 25-30 minutes and cost €33. We hailed a taxi outside the hotel at 8am to get from the Hotel to the Airport at the end of the trip, but it only cost €21. Check in was very easy. The room was of a very good standard, with a great bathroom, comfy bed, plenty of wardrobe space and a decent tv. There was a minibar fridge. Whilst we didn’t consume anything, we used the fridge to refrigerator food items such as cheese and salami. There is a German chain supermarket beginning with ‘L’ 10 minutes walk away and a supermarket in the nearby shopping centre which is in the direction of the ‘Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias’. The location of the hotel is excellent, with a brilliant bus 19 service: The bus stop literally outside the hotel is called Menorca Franca, and goes to the city centre and takes about 15 minutes. Their is a stop outside the main train station ‘Estació del Nord’ in the city centre but just to the left a bit (left if you are looking out from the station) where the bus to go back from the city centre to the hotel starts (they usually have their hazard lights on indicating they are at the starting stop). The bus stop opposite the hotel on the other side of the road is called Menorca Balears and takes you to the beach. A bus back to the hotel from the beach area can be found on street ‘Carrer De La Reina’. Just remember if you walk outside the hotel past the hotel reception - the bus right goes to the city centre, the bus left goes to the beach. All bus single tickets cost €1.50 and drivers gave me change from €5 notes. Tips for eating: there is a brilliant pizza restaurant near the hotel ‘Regina Di Napoli’. There is also a very good restaurant that offered a set menu starter + paella + small desert + beer or soft drink for €16.50 ‘El Generalife’ on Carrer De Navellos’. Would stay at this hotel again.

This hotel did a very good job for us, staff were superb, & I can give high praise to the excellent Reception team, who were extremely helpful & efficient both during & prior to our stay, and to the restaurant staff whose service was always speedy & with a smile. The location isn’t necessarily ideal if you’re here to discover Valencia, it’s a bit of a schlep to the centre, but for our purpose, competing in an event at the Kartodromo Internacional Lucas Guerrero, it’s pretty well placed. The location is handy but unlovely, close to a large shopping centre & other out of town leisure units. Restaurants around & about are unthrilling, but luckily the food in the hotel restaurant was mainly good, though it’s rather brightly lit & wasn’t big on atmosphere during our early February visit. Accommodation is basic, but we found rooms quiet, beds comfy & the shower powerful. Good, generous provision of simple toiletries & products including toothbrush & comb. Our room, the Junior Suite, composed of 2 double bedrooms & a bathroom with bath/shower, was quite spacious & worked well for us. I can’t attest to the qualities of the standard rooms. All in all, decent, functional accommodation at value … blessed with outstanding staff.

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!

I stayed at the Villacarlos in early May 2022 for eight days. My holiday was originally intended for April 2020, but the pandemic necessitated my having to postpone four or five times. A big thank you to the hotel for being so flexible with what was originally a non-amendable booking. Businesses which treated their customers well over Covid deserve recognition and customer loyalty for that. The hotel is on a tree-lined avenue just over a mile from the city centre; the walk into the city is very attractive, and the trees and Mediterranean vegetation in Turia park are superb. The hotel is clean and comfortable. Breakfasts have a good range of foods. Elena and all the other staff treat guests as individuals, and are helpful and courteous. The hotel is reasonably priced, and is an excellent base for any tourist or traveller who wishes to explore Valencia and the surrounding region. I recommend it wholeheartedly.

We were very much lured in by the allure of a 4* hotel in an area that was quite expensive but given the premium that you pay for such a hotel I can say wholeheartedly it is not worth it. The hair dryer in the room had no filter which meant that it trapped hair constantly. However, the biggest issue was with the shower leaking profusely to the point that it flooded the entire room. Upon alerting the receptionist, who did not seem phased in the slightest, we were handed a stack of towels and left to deal with it ourselves. The flooding caused a significant amount of damage to both an already damaged room and our personal property which can only lead me to conclude that this was not the first time that this occurred. The door ***** threshold was damaged to begin with but the leaking of the shower meant that the bathroom door did not even close. The room was not as described and the rooms look like nothing like the pictures. The location of the hotel is isolated with no transport links which means any potential savings you may have made on the hotel you end up spending substantially more on taxis. The hotel was unbothered by this and not only were we given the wrong email to send our concerns to but they responded essentially defending the fact that they were 4*s and there was nothing we could do as we did not report it at the time, however if they read my email correctly they would have seen that we did. I did not want to leave a negative review but the hotel has left me with no choice but to do so as they have not adequately responded to my concerns despite giving them ample opportunity to do so. I do believe that the apathy of the supposed director of the hotel shows that this establishment is run clinging to its 4* status and does not believe that the product the provide has to match this status. I do hope that this honest review with pictures will deter other travellers from staying here as it is not worth the aggravation and upset.

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.

...spending 3 days here. Very satisfied with my room and bed, except I wish there would have been a refrigerator. Location is fabulous in my opinion with it being right next to the mall; I could walk there every day there and have a great variety of restaurants to choose from. I enjoyed breakfast very much and thought there was enough of a variety of items - no hot dishes to speak of though. Only saw bacon on my last morning which I enjoyed very much - too much. Staff is awesome, especially Andrea and Marta at Reception. OMG, I got a parking ticket in Valencia, and Andrea helped me research where to go and how to pay it off and whatnot. This was a big help to me, and I'm deeply grateful for her assistance. I think the price I paid was well worth particularly when you consider the parking is free. You really can't go wrong with Holiday Inn, can you?