The best way to take advantage of Valencia’s long sandy beaches is by staying at a luxurious beach hotel like Hotel Neptuno or Hotel Las Arenas Balneario Resort.

For an upscale city-centre hotel with a pool, consider Caro Hotel or Cathedral Suites Hotel where guests can cool off after a day of sightseeing.

Old Town is Valencia’s most vibrant area, day or night. Visitors who prefer to be in the middle of the action, consider staying in the El Carmen neighbourhood, one of the oldest areas in the city.

Old Town is home to a range of hotels from budget options, such as Hospedería del Pilar and Red Nest Hostel, to the 5-star boutique Hotel Hospes Palau de la Mar.

Travellers arriving in Valencia by car are advised to book a hotel with parking, such as the SH Valencia Palace or the Hotel Ilunion Aqua 4.

Jetting off very early or arriving very late? Consider a hotel near the airport, such as the ibis Budget Valencia Aeropuerto or Tryp Valencia Azafata Hotel.

Guests visiting during the Las Fallas Festival in March can find a quiet haven away from the festivities at Melia Valencia in the Benicalap area.

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The Old Quarter, in particular El Carmen, is one of the most popular neighbourhoods in Valencia to go out in at night. Here, revelers of all ages enjoy Valencia’s vibrant live music scene, restaurants, and clubs. To be near the action, consider a hotel like HolaHotel del Carmen or Innsa Hostel.

Valencia has a long golden beach called Playa de la Malvarrosa, situated about 2 miles east of the city centre. Adjacent to the beach, lies El Cabanyal, an old fishing district. Guests staying at one of the beach hotels, such as Sol Playa or Hotel Neptuno can enjoy the traditional tapas bars and seafood restaurants in the neighbourhood.

Valencia is home to an impressive metro system, which extends to several different neighbourhoods outside the city centre, as well as the airport. Visitors wishing to find budget accommodations near a metro line could consider the highly rated Travelodge Valencia Aeropuerto, which is located next to the Rosas metro stop.

Families may want to stay close to the City of Arts and Sciences, a science complex set within a park, featuring an aquarium and IMAX theatre. A variety of hotels are located in this area, including the NH Valencia Las Artes, which has an indoor pool and parking garage, and Holiday Inn Express Valencia-Ciudad Las Ciencias.