Location, location, location. The hotel is situated downtown and in great walking distance to…read moreshopping, restaurants and sight seeing. The room was small by US standards but excellent. It had all the amenities you need when traveling internationally. I had dinner at the hotel restaurant the last night because I had an early AM flight. The bartender/server was friendly and the food was solid. I had the Iberian ham (1/2 size for one) and the beef entrecôte. The taste was good but not great....but better than most hotel restaurants. I'd definitely stay again while in Valencia. The

This hotel is very centrally located. The staff here is incredible and goes way above and beyond…read morefor you. The rooms were spacious and very clean. Can't wait to visit again.

I stayed at Meliá Valencia for one night and had a great experience. The room was clean, spacious,…read moreand located on the 22nd floor, with fantastic views over the city. The hotel has a swimming pool. It's not very large, but it's still a great amenity, especially during the warmer months. There's also a cocktail bar that stays open until 2:00 am, which is perfect if you want to relax after a day of sightseeing or work. The restaurant deserves a special mention. The food both looked and tasted like fine dining, and the overall quality exceeded my expectations. Expect to pay around €100 for lunch for two without alcohol. Parking at the hotel costs €28 per day, but if you don't mind walking a few minutes, it's usually possible to find free street parking nearby. Meliá is one of Spain's largest hotel chains, with properties across the world, including countries such as China and Tanzania. Their mobile app makes booking and payments very easy, and it's clear they're building their own travel ecosystem. If you value consistent quality and predictable service, it's worth checking the Meliá app instead of relying only on booking aggregators. In my experience, prices are often competitive, even though the chain tends to advertise mainly its more expensive room categories on sites like Booking.com. Overall, an excellent stay and an easy five-star rating. I would happily stay here again. My only complaint? After we stayed here, my wife got completely hooked on the Meliá app and now refuses to stay anywhere outside the Meliá chain.

Let me start by saying this: If this hotel is within your price range, please DO stay here.... If…read moreit is not, I totally understand. I'm not trying to flex on you, I'm just stating the facts. It is on the high end of the price spectrum...for the area, but not by much. This was my first time staying at this brand. Place looks great and super fancy. Very impressive! Everyone is amazingly friendly and welcoming! Rooms are awesome! Cleaned and spacious. Food is great! Had a Club sandwich and was amazed at its architecture and construction. It had chicken and corn added. Hey, it was delicious!!! Sorry not picture... I was hungry. I had other meals for which I'll post some picture of. Beers were fresh and conversation with host bar tender was excellent. Overall, this place is excellent! Again, if it is in your prince range, I recommend it.

This hotel is not in the historic center. I didn't try to walk but per Google it would be about a…read more20 min walk which isn't bad. The rooms were fine, nothing special but everything was clean. The breakfast wasn't particularly good. Our tour included dinner which I didn't stay for but my friend said it was good, including the seafood paella. The last time I came to Valencia I stayed in old town and I definitely prefer that location.

Second to last hotel stop for our tour. This hotel was nice with their roof top gym and hotel. This…read morehotel would probably be really nice for the summer for the roof top bar and scenery. Breakfast was good and the place offered fresh healthy juices that you could watch them make in front of you. I recommend that when in the area, you are careful of your belongings. You may have heard about pick pockets and it did happen to a few people while we were visiting. Of course Barcelona is favor for pick pockets so make sure use either a money belt or if you have a bag, keep it in front of you!

Located in the heart of Valencia, about 1.5 miles from the train station. Walkable, but kind of a…read morehassle with luggage since the sidewalks are made with small tiles or cobblestones. We are in a two bedroom, 1 bath apartment with a full kitchen.but no washer and dryer. We have a corner unit with ceiling to floor windows in the living room. The gentleman who checked us in did not speak much English. Apartment clean, well maintained and fairly spacious and affordable!!

Really nice, like living in a castle, which this actually is. Phenomenal decor, like a museum --…read morethey have a piece of the Roman Circus in the lobby, for example. Rooms are spacious, modern, luxurious. Worst thing I can say is that the mini-bar contained no alcohol, that the tub had the faucet in the middle, and that the attached restaurant had no written menus listing the things they were going to serve you prix fixe. Otherwise, just amazing. Would stay there again happily.

A great place to stay along the beach in Valencia, Spain. All staff very pleasant to engage with…read moreand extremely accommodating without having to ask. Most speak English making communication easy. Recommend 4th floor Executive room with beach view that comes with a complimentary spa. Concierge, reception staff, wait staff, host and hostesses all speak English. Housekeepers kept the room exceptionally clean and would often check-in to see if we had enough coffee, water, etc. Private balconies and terraces.

Absolutely gorgeous property overlooking the city and right on the beach! Las Arenas has a number…read moreof services worth taking advantage of including several pools (one with a diving board), lounge chairs, an outdoor bar, a spa, gym, and an indoor bar and restaurant. They also have an on-site parking garage (priced around 18E a night). The staff was friendly, helpful, and provided great recommendations. The rooms were large, luxurious, and very comfortable. The location was great for a beach getaway as you open right up to a stunning fountain as you head to the beach. There are a number of restaurants all within walking distance and many of the main stops are a quick taxi or drive away. Las Arenas can be expensive, but it is certainly worthwhile in the offseason (we went in early October), where you can still get beach and pool weather, the property is less crowded, and prices are a steal!