5 Hotels and Resorts in Valencia

Known for being the birthplace of the original Paella, its authentic Las Fallas Celebration and its cultural variety of activities with famous landmarks such as the City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia is a must-see city if you’re considering visiting Spain.

While in Valencia, you shouldn’t miss the City of Arts and Sciences. Once there, you can see Europe’s biggest aquarium, the Oceanogràfic, and the Science Museum.

Continuing with historical landmarks, you should also visit La Lonja de la Seda, declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO, and St. Mary’s Cathedral.

The Malvarrosa beach is another must as it is the city’s most well-known beach.

Lastly, while strolling through the streets of the city centre you’ll encounter the Plaza de la Virgen and The Palace of the Marquis of Dos Agua.

Take advantage of all the activities Valencia offers you. From climbing up the 204 steps of the Miquelet’ss spiral staircase, to taking a boat and exploring the famous natural park of the Albufera.

If visiting in March, don’t forget to check out the Fallas festivities and experience the world-known festivities.

Whether it is cultural, historical or a relaxing moment what you’re after, Valencia has it for you.

Its warm summers, mild winters and lack of abundant rain make Valencia a year-round destination. The hottest months are July and August (average highest temperatures of 31ºC) while January is the coldest month (17ºC), so no matter when you visit the city, you'll have pleasant weather.

You can make the most out of it by enjoying our hotels with swimming pool in Valencia.

Valencia’s pride relies on creating the original recipe of the famous paella. The Fideuà is another delicious dish worth trying, prepared with fresh seafood and short noodles.

Don’t forget to try the Agua de Valencia, a refreshing cocktail made with orange juice, cava, vodka, gin and other liquors.

Most international people arrive at Valencia Airport (VLC), which is located 8km from the city centre. You can take the underground (L3 or L5), a bus or a 20-minute taxi drive.

Valencia is easily accessible by the high-speed train network (AVE) from cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, and Córdoba. Besides, thanks to the Mediterranean AP-7 motorway, you can drive through the Spanish Mediterranean coastline.

Valencia has a great public transport system and offers a Valencia Tourist Card, which grants unlimited access for 24, 48 or 72 hours.

Because of its weather, Valencia is also worth exploring by cycling or walking.

If you prefer to drive around, there are car rentals available.

When thinking about where to stay in Valencia, you should consider the main areas of the city.

Our hotels near the city centre are ideal for those who want to be in the heart of the city. You’d be near the city hall and St. Mary’s Cathedral and walk around the vibrant streets.

If you want to enjoy the architecture of the buildings and all the cultural activities this space holds, our hotels in Valencia located near the City of Arts and Sciences are for you.

Lastly, for those whose priority is catching a glimpse of the sea, you can stay near the port and most famous beaches, such as Malvarrosa, and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

At Minor Hotels, our hotels range from three to four stars, you can choose from those situated in the heart of the city, near the main cultural landmarks, or close to sea.

Most of our hotels in Valencia are accessible, pet-friendly and can host celebrations. You can also enjoy the gym and make use of the hotel’s parking while you explore the city by foot. Take a dip in the swimming pool to refresh yourself after a long day of tourism.

You can use the available meeting rooms and taste the huge variety of food and drinks our hotels offer if you are visiting for business purposes.