The finest hotels in Valencia: where you wake up happy
Valencia is bursting with winding streets lined with centuries-old buildings, charming squares, and excellent hospitality. The most beautiful hotels are hidden behind those historic facades, but you do need to know where to go. We are here to help. Below are the city's finest spots where you are guaranteed to wake up happy. You're welcome!
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A historic piece of heritage in a modern guise. Caro is the only hotel in a monumental building in Valencia – well, that gives you an advantage with us. The rooms are sleek and minimalist—think poured concrete floors and subdued colors—allowing all attention to be drawn to the building itself. Wooden beams, elegant ornaments, and authentic ceiling paintings define the charm of this delightful place, which boasts a total of 26 rooms. Located right in the city center and a five-minute walk from Plaza de la Virgen—one of the city's most beautiful squares—everything is within reach. Incidentally, you don't have to leave the building for a good meal: Caro is home to the chic restaurant Xanglot, where the best local produce is transformed into a delicious dinner.
This hotel chain has something for everyone: from the ultra-chic Palacio Vallier to rest and relaxation at four-star hotel & spa Plaza Mercado. Families find space and comfort at Market Suites and boutique hotel Puerta de Serranos offers affordable luxury.
The chain's showpiece, Palacio Vallier, is indeed situated in a 19e-century palace that has been carefully restored and has grown into one of the city's most iconic five-star hotels. During the renovation, the remains of a Roman perfumery from the third century were discovered; a unique find that gives the hotel even more character. You sleep in Art Deco rooms, each with its own design and references to the rich past.
A nineteenth-century townhouse that exudes Valencia's maritime character. Charming, modern, and steeped in history – all just a stone's throw from the historic center. The hotel courtyard is an absolute highlight; a quiet green oasis with orange trees and exotic flowers. What more could you ask for? Ah, a spa, of course! It is there, including an indoor Jacuzzi, steam bath, sauna, and fitness room.
Every floor of One Shot Puerta Ruzafa is inspired by nature: from earth and water to blossoms and the sun. Profound? A little. But it works. The rooms are immaculate, and as an added bonus: through One Shot Projects, the hotel supports emerging artists with both temporary exhibitions and permanent collections. Situated in one of the city's nicest neighborhoods, you have the finest dining options within easy reach.
Located near the famous shopping street Carrer Colón, Hotel Palacio Santa Clara is a prime example of the modernist style. Designed by the renowned architect Francisco Javier Görlich in 1916, it remains the atmospheric place it has been ever since.
A former bank building on the border of the business district and the historic center, transformed into an atmospheric four-star hotel. Interior designer Rosa Rosselló did exactly what she wanted: color, wood, and bronze give Estimar a warm, homey feel. Grab a seat at The Bankers Bar, or head all the way up to the rooftop terrace, The Coin, where you can catch the city's most beautiful sunset.
NH Collection Valencia Colón is an elegant city hotel housed in a classic building on Carrer Colón. Here, you are situated amidst designer boutiques and restaurants, with the city within easy reach.
This small-scale hotel has 47 rooms, designed by Lorenzo Castillo with a mix of British, French, and Indian influences.
A pleasant stay in comfortable beds, Nespresso in the room, and a quiet atmosphere despite the central location.
For food and drinks, there is the Kamikaze restaurant and the Kamikaze Piano Club, with a Sky Bar on the roof for beautiful sunsets.
As lively as the neighborhood where this boutique hotel is located, it is just as zen behind the facades. Inside, you will find many earth tones, soft colors, and botanical greenery, while outside, you have your pick of charming tapas bars.
In the butter-yellow boutique hotel – which they call 'The House' themselves – in the heart of the picturesque 'La Seu' district, creativity and design merge. All rooms and apartments (they have those here too, handy if you with kids travels) has its own, yet oh so tasteful interior. Casa Clarita is a candy house where every room has been given a colorful coat from top to bottom. Every corner is filled with unique found objects, artistic pieces, and avant-garde design. We are fans!
