Cheap and discount hotels and accommodation in Valencia, Spain

		Valencia - Both Ancient and Modern Valencia is one of the largest cities in Spain, and among the liveliest. It is located right on the Mediterranean Sea and is frequently touted as the ‘New Barcelona’ - Spain’s third largest metropolis is fast becoming one of the hottest tickets in the European city break market. There used to be a river running through the centre of the city but the river was redirected a while back and replaced by a beautiful park.

		Arts and Science Park Don't miss these spectacular and futuristic buildings comprising the science museum, an opera house, planetarium and aquarium. Even if you don't go inside it's worth a few hours to just wander around and pretend you are on Mars. You can walk there in just about half an hour along the old river bed park.

Our customer's tips and city guides for Valencia:

"You must buy Valencia Lonely planet guide book (amazon) Our bible for the week ! "

Miss S Walker of Nr Keighley (Young adult friends) stayed: Venecia Hotel, Aug 2008

"Everything is walkable -get your self a map and take a walk around the town- really nice. Taxis were our main transport just for convenience and quite reasonable. For the beach though just jump on the bus! Great city, great festival, great hotel. Highly recommended. "

Mr P Bradley of Birmingham (Young adult friends) stayed: Venecia Hotel, Aug 2008

"Good walking shoes and just wander "

Dr J Rajpar of Derby (Family with teenage children) stayed: Venecia Hotel, Jul 2007

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40flats Hotel
50flats Luxury Apartments Hotel
5flats Hotel
Ac Valencia Hotel
Adhoc Monumental Hotel
Apartamentos 11 Flats Hotel
Apartamentos Living Valencia Hotel
Beatriz Rey Don Jaime Hotel
Benetusser Hotel
Catalonia Excelsior Hotel
Chill Art Jardin Botanico Hotel
Dimar Hotel
Eurostars Gran Valencia Hotel
Expo Valencia Hotel

Express By Holiday Inn Valencia San Luis Hotel
Holiday Inn Valencia Hotel
Hospes Palau De La Mar Hotel
Hotel Del Carmen
Kris Consul Del Mar Hotel
Melia Ingles Boutique Hotel
Melia Plaza Hotel
Melia Valencia Palace Hotel
Neptuno Hotel
Nest Youth Hostel Hotel
Nh Center Hotel
Nh Ciudad De Valencia Hotel
Nh Las Artes Hotel
Nh Villacarlos Hotel

Novotel Valencia Palacio Congresos Hotel
Petit Palace Bristol Hotel
Petit Palace Germanias Hotel
Purple Nest Hotel
Rooms Deluxe Hotel
Solvasa Olympia Hotel
Sorolla Centro Hotel
Sorolla Palace Hotel
The Westin Valencia Hotel
Tryp Oceanic Hotel
Valencia Center Hotel
Venecia Hotel
Vincci Palace Hotel
Zenit Valencia Hotel

More customer tips and city guides for Valencia:

"The sightseeing tourbus situated at the mainsquare is worth doing as it gives it orientation of the different parts of the city and you can get on and off to see sights. "

Ms E Gilhooly of London (Mature adult friends) stayed: Catalonia Excelsior Hotel, Jun 2007

"Take one of the open top tourist buses straight away, it gives you a good feel for the city. Oceanographic sea life centre is brilliant "

Mr T Wykes of Helensburgh (Young couple) stayed: Venecia Hotel, May 2007

"Stay closer to the centre of town. "

Ms P Folsom of Harborne (Family with teenage children) stayed: Confortel Aqua 3 Hotel, Mar 2007

"Valencia is a lovely city. The old river bed, now a park, is an absolute boon for the city, for sport, walking, relaxing etc. If you hire a car to see something of the surrounding countryside, and your hotel does not have any parking facilities, parking could be a problem. The Americas Cup is being held in Valencia over the summer months and the port is having a regeneration. Worth a look at. "

Mrs V Booth of Halifax (Mature couple) stayed: Silken Puerta Valencia Hotel, Mar 2007

"We got taxis to and from the airport and they varied by 3 Euros(17 coming and 14 returning).Some drivers charge supplements for each piece of luggage and others don`T.If you are not carrying much luggage then the bus would be much cheaper and stops close to the railway station(which is only a few hundred yards from the Hotel).We went on the open-top bus tour of the city and would recommend it.It lasts roughly an hour and a half and there is an English commentary.It starts from the Plaza De La Reina, which is just a couple of streets away.We also used the Metro and the Trams to go and see the beech and port area.The nearest Metro station was at a place called Colon (it is in Calle Colon and not far away) "

Mr K Robinson of Northampton (Mature couple) stayed: Venecia Hotel, Feb 2007

"Enjoy - it's a great city for a holiday break :) "

Mr H James of London (Young couple) stayed: Nh Ciudad De Valencia Hotel, Feb 2007

"Excellent walking tour from the Tourist Information office Hire bikes to tour the Parc del Turia City of Arts and Sciences "

Mrs H Marks of Bedford (Mature couple) stayed: Petit Palace Germanias Hotel, Dec 2006

"Definitely worthing booking, the standard of the hotel is excellent and the beds are very comfortable. "

Miss S Sehdev of Birmingham (Young adult friends) stayed: Kris Consul Del Mar Hotel, Dec 2006