Valencia’s best hotels are as varied as the city. A seaside resort born from an old bathhouse, a 1917 modernist landmark with a garden, two 19th-century palaces, a hideaway built on Moorish walls and a design hotel facing Calatrava’s buildings: each one shows a different side of Valencia.
Here is what makes each one stand out and who it suits best.
| # | Hotel | Area | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hotel Las Arenas Balneario Resort ★★★★★ | Las Arenas & Malvarrosa | Couples, Families, Luxury |
| 2 | The Westin Valencia ★★★★★ | Pla del Real | Couples, Luxury |
| 3 | Hospes Palau de la Mar ★★★★★ | Eixample & Ruzafa | Couples, Luxury |
| 4 | Caro Hotel | Ciutat Vella (old town) | Couples |
| 5 | Barceló Valencia ★★★★ | City of Arts and Sciences | Couples, Families |
How we chose these hotels
We looked for a memorable setting, excellent service and a location that makes it easy to enjoy the city, the park or the beach. No hotel paid to appear here, and we never quote prices: they change every day, so check availability with the button under each hotel.
1. Hotel Las Arenas Balneario Resort
The beach resort: a restored 19th-century bathhouse on the sand, with gardens, pools and a spa – the most complete hotel in Valencia.
- Hotel
- 5-star hotel
- Area
- Las Arenas & Malvarrosa
- Location
- Carrer d’Eugènia Viñes 22-24, 46011 València
- Best for
- Couples, Families, Luxury
Why we like it
- Right on the beach, with sea views from many rooms
- Gardens with pools, including a children’s pool
- Spa with an indoor and outdoor thermal circuit
Good to know
- About 20 minutes by taxi or tram from the old town
- Outdoor pools are seasonal: confirm opening dates when booking
2. The Westin Valencia
For calm and elegance: a 1917 modernist building with Art Deco rooms, a large garden courtyard and a spa, close to the Turia Gardens.
- Hotel
- 5-star hotel
- Area
- Pla del Real
- Location
- Carrer d’Amadeu de Savoia 16, 46010 València
- Best for
- Couples, Luxury
Why we like it
- A 1917 modernist building with its original façade
- Large Mediterranean garden courtyard
- Spa with a saltwater pool, hammam and gym
Good to know
- The spa pool is for adults only
- About 20 minutes on foot from the cathedral
3. Hospes Palau de la Mar
For a boutique stay in palaces: two 19th-century mansions with courtyards and a spa, between the old town and the Turia.
- Hotel
- 5-star hotel
- Area
- Eixample & Ruzafa
- Location
- Avinguda de Navarro Reverter 14, 46004 València
- Best for
- Couples, Luxury
Why we like it
- Two restored 19th-century palaces with original details
- Quiet courtyards and a garden wing
- Spa with a plunge pool, sauna and steam room
Good to know
- No large pool: the spa pool is small
- Busy avenue in front: courtyard rooms are quieter
4. Caro Hotel
The most historic: only 26 rooms, with Roman remains and a 12th-century Moorish wall inside, a few minutes from the Cathedral.
- Hotel
- Boutique hotel
- Area
- Ciutat Vella (old town)
- Location
- Carrer de l’Almirall 14, 46003 València
- Best for
- Couples
Why we like it
- Only 26 rooms, each one different
- Roman remains and a 12th-century Moorish wall inside the hotel
- A few minutes on foot from the Cathedral
Good to know
- No pool
- Narrow old-town streets: taxis drop you nearby
5. Barceló Valencia
For the future: a modern hotel facing the City of Arts and Sciences, with a rooftop pool and a spa.
- Hotel
- 4-star hotel
- Area
- City of Arts and Sciences
- Location
- Avinguda de França 11, 46023 València
- Best for
- Couples, Families
Why we like it
- Five minutes on foot from the City of Arts and Sciences
- Many rooms with views of Calatrava’s buildings
- Small seasonal rooftop pool, spa and family rooms
Good to know
- The rooftop pool is small and seasonal
- About 30 minutes on foot from the old town: take the bus or a bike
Which one should you choose?
- For the beach and a resort feel: Las Arenas.
- For a garden in the city: The Westin.
- For palace charm: Palau de la Mar.
- For history in the old town: Caro Hotel.
- For modern architecture: Barceló Valencia.
Booking tips
- Book early for the Fallas (mid-March) and summer weekends.
- Ask about pools: outdoor pools are seasonal, and spa pools are small or adults-only.
- Check the cancellation policy before you pay.
If you are still choosing a neighbourhood, read where to stay in Valencia, and plan your days with Valencia in 3 days.
