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9 years ago
We were very happy with our stay at Hostal Venecia. The rooms were very large, clean, and comfortable. The location is right in center of Valencia and within easy walking distance to all the major sites. The staff was friendly and helpful. read more
Plaça de l'Ajuntament, 3
46002 Valencia
Spain
Sant Francesc
963 524 267
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Big corporate vibes in what looks like a business office tower but is actually a hotel. Huge lobby,…read morehard surfaces, and no-nonsense, blocky decor. Judging by the flocks of suits I saw, it seems popular with the business crowd, which makes sense. That said, it's a perfectly nice mid-range hotel, pretending to be upscale, with most of the right amenities, and decently updated rooms and very good service. The staff was great throughout, and while the rooms are generic and pretty spare, they are modern with a good layout and lots of space. Bathroom is a nice size, with a toilet and a bidet, and a walk in shower with decent water pressure. Amenities include dispensers with soap and shampoos...though no bathrobes or slippers. The breakfast buffet is nice and fresh, a good variety and the room it's in has a nice view. If you're staying on the Calle Menorca side of the hotel, you will get some traffic noise seeping in -- room soundproofing here isn't the best. The front desk was great though -- shout out to Javier for taking care of a maintenance issue-- and the bar was a solid place to get a drink. Good beds with comfy pillows and a very good location with lots of restaurant options right down the street.
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