Where to stay in Valencia
Valencia is one of the cities we have most commonly visited in Spain and we have always stayed in different lodgings. So today I bring you this post with some places to sleep in Valencia. There is something for all tastes and budgets.
If you travel to Valencia, you will also be interested in what to see in Valencia in 3 days.
Accommodations in Valencia
Valencia is a city to visit all year round. You can go for a weekend getaway, or for “fallas” in the summer. There are many options and there is always something interesting to do in the city. Surely the minimum stay to begin to know Valencia is 2 days, although if you can stay for 3 or 4 days it would be better than better.
One thing that you have to keep in mind is that Valencia is a heavily visited city, especially on long weekends, fallas or summer. So my recommendation is that you book your accommodation in advance. As always, we used Booking.com, where we always find the best quality/price options.
Here you can find hostels, hotels and apartments that adapt to your travel budget. You can choose the area on the map, see the opinions of other customers, order by price and make the reservation without paying in advance.
Cheaper accommodations
If you want to save as much as possible in accommodations, my recommendation is that you use HomeExchange. This platform allows you to exchange accommodation and also exchange for points, instead of your house.
Take a look at this post about accommodations that I will explain to you in more detail. This option, with couchsurfing, is the best way to save money when sleeping in Valencia (or anywhere else).
Sleep in a hotel in Valencia
You can stay in a hotel in the center of Valencia for less than you imagine. You have hotels with very good scores in Booking for less than € 50 per night.
But if you have a little more budget, there are very cool options like the MD Design Hotel that has very spacious rooms with a modern design and very well located to visit the city center of Valencia. In addition, it has a general score of 9.1.
If what you are looking for is something close to the beach, you can stay at the Balandret Boutique Hotel or at Las Arenas Resort Spa. Here you will enjoy rooms with sea views that are only a few steps from the beach .
Everything depends on the type of trip you are setting up and of course, the budget that you have for accommodation.
Staying in an apartment in Valence
The apartments are another very interesting option to stay in Valencia. There are apartments in the Ciutat Vella (the Old Town), in the vicinity and close to the beach. Prices vary depending on the season. This option is ideal if you travel 4+ people or if you wish to stay for many days.
Near the beach you have the Playa Cabanyal apartments and in the center there are more options.
In our different visits to Valencia we stayed in different areas of the city. Only once near the city of Arts and Sciences, this area is not bad, but there is only the city of Arts and Sciences. And for the rest you had to walk a lot or move by car or public transport. The next few times we stayed near the city center.
The city center area is my favorite, because you can reach the different tourist sites by walking, without beating you up. I have never stayed at the beach, tell me your experience!
- Check Out: what to see in Valencia in 3 days.
- Check Out: Best Travel Insurance for your trips
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Best companies for activities
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