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Best Hotels in Valencia (2026)

Where you stay in Valencia depends on whether you want the city or the sea. Ciutat Vella, the old town, is the best base for a first visit, with the cathedral, the Central Market and La Lonja all within a few minutes' walk. Options range from Caro Hotel, a five-star hotel with Roman and Islamic remains inside, to the four-star SH Inglés Boutique opposite the ceramics museum, Hostal Antigua Morellana beside the market and The River Hostel by the Turia Garden. One Shot Palacio Reina Victoria, in a building opened in 1913, is a step from the Plaza del Ayuntamiento.

The Ensanche and the area around the Jardines del Real are quieter but still walkable. Hospes Palau de la Mar occupies a 19th-century palace next to the Turia Garden, and The Westin Valencia, across the garden near the Museum of Fine Arts, has a spa and indoor pool. For a beach break, Hotel Las Arenas Balneario Resort sits on the seafront, built around a bathing establishment founded in 1898, though the old town is about 15 to 20 minutes away by taxi. Book well ahead for the Fallas in March and for summer weekends, when prices rise.

8 places · Updated November 12, 2026

Our top 3 hotels in Valencia

  1. Hotel Las Arenas Balneario Resort Beachfront luxury resort, Poblats Marítims (Las Arenas beach)A five-star grand luxury resort on the beach, built around the historic Las Arenas bathing establishment founded in 1898, with a spa and pools.
  2. Caro Hotel Heritage boutique hotel, Ciutat Vella (La Seu)A five-star hotel in the old town set in the Palace of the Marquis of Caro, where Roman remains and a stretch of Islamic wall run through the building.
  3. The Westin Valencia Luxury city hotel, El Pla del Real (Jardines del Real)A large luxury hotel near the Jardines del Real with 135 Art Deco-style rooms and suites, a spa, an indoor pool and a garden restaurant.

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2. Caro Hotel

Heritage boutique hotel$$$$Ciutat Vella (La Seu)

A five-star hotel in the old town set in the Palace of the Marquis of Caro, where Roman remains and a stretch of Islamic wall run through the building.

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