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Valencia is like that crazy friend who always surprises you. Here, the old and the modern dance to the rhythm of a majestic mascletá that will leave you with your mouth open and your heart racing.
In the morning, you lose yourself in medieval alleyways where even time has gotten lost. You turn a corner and bam! You find yourself in a square that looks like it is straight out of a fairy tale. Do you see that leaning tower? It is the Miguelete, winking at you and daring you to climb its steps.
When the sun is high, bam! Suddenly, you're in the future. The City of Arts and Sciences greets you with buildings that look like spaceships about to take off. Do you dare to dive with sharks at the Oceanogràfic? Don’t worry, they are well-fed!
Are you hungry? Get ready for a culinary trip that will make your taste buds dance flamenco. The paella, that edible masterpiece, awaits you at the Central Market. And if you are feeling adventurous, try the horchata with fartons. Yes, you read that right, fartons! (Don’t laugh, they’re delicious).
When night falls, the Barrio del Carmen dresses for a party. Here, street art turns the walls into open-air museums, and the bars fill with laughter and music. Who knows? Maybe you will end up dancing salsa with a local or singing karaoke in Spanglish!
And if you need a break from all the excitement, the Malvarrosa beach is waiting with open arms. Golden sand, blue sea and a breeze that whispers “relax, you're in Valencia.”
So now you know: if you’re looking for an experience that will make you say, “Wow, this is life!”, Valencia is waiting for you with a smile from ear to ear and a thousand adventures up its sleeve.
In the morning, you lose yourself in medieval alleyways where even time has gotten lost. You turn a corner and bam! You find yourself in a square that looks like it is straight out of a fairy tale. Do you see that leaning tower? It is the Miguelete, winking at you and daring you to climb its steps.
When the sun is high, bam! Suddenly, you're in the future. The City of Arts and Sciences greets you with buildings that look like spaceships about to take off. Do you dare to dive with sharks at the Oceanogràfic? Don’t worry, they are well-fed!
Are you hungry? Get ready for a culinary trip that will make your taste buds dance flamenco. The paella, that edible masterpiece, awaits you at the Central Market. And if you are feeling adventurous, try the horchata with fartons. Yes, you read that right, fartons! (Don’t laugh, they’re delicious).
When night falls, the Barrio del Carmen dresses for a party. Here, street art turns the walls into open-air museums, and the bars fill with laughter and music. Who knows? Maybe you will end up dancing salsa with a local or singing karaoke in Spanglish!
And if you need a break from all the excitement, the Malvarrosa beach is waiting with open arms. Golden sand, blue sea and a breeze that whispers “relax, you're in Valencia.”
So now you know: if you’re looking for an experience that will make you say, “Wow, this is life!”, Valencia is waiting for you with a smile from ear to ear and a thousand adventures up its sleeve.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best area to stay in Valencia?One of the best areas to stay in Valencia is the city center, as it allows you to be close to the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, the Ciutat Vella, and the main tourist attractions. It is also the area with the best public transport connections and services. In this sense, at Casual Hoteles we have very well-located options to discover the city, such as Casual del Cine Valencia, Casual Vintage Valencia, or Casual Socarrat Valencia.
- How to get from Valencia airport to the city center?Getting from Valencia airport to the city center is quick and convenient. Casual Hoteles accommodations in Valencia are located approximately 8-12 km from the airport, so you can easily reach them by metro, taxi, or VTC. Metrovalencia lines 3 and 5 connect the airport with the city center. If you prefer a more comfortable option, you can book a transfer service from Valencia airport, the train station, or any other point in the city to your hotel through the Casual Hoteles website.
- In which downtown neighborhoods are the hotels located?Casual Socarrat Valencia — In the heart of the historic center, 5 minutes from the Town Hall Square and 7 from the Cathedral. C/ de la Pau, 38, Ciutat Vella, Valencia Casual Vintage Valencia — Right on the Town Hall Square. It couldn't be more central. C/ de la Barcelonina, 1, Ciutat Vella, Valencia Casual del Cine Valencia — 50 meters from the Town Hall Square. The center of the center. C/ del Convent de Sant Francesc, 7, Ciutat Vella, Valencia Casual de las Civilizaciones Valencia — In the Els Orriols neighborhood, about a 20-minute walk from the historic center and well connected by public transport. C/ de Féliz del Río, 3B, Rascanya, Valencia Casual Natura Valencia — In the Extramurs neighborhood, a 15-minute walk from the center and 300 meters from the Ángel Guimerá metro stop. Carrer del Pintor Vila Prades, 14, Extramurs, Valencia If you are looking for central hotels in Valencia, here we are.
- Are pets allowed in hotels in Valencia?At Casual Hoteles, all our establishments in Valencia are pet-friendly. Up to two dogs are allowed per booking, provided they are always accompanied by their owners on the premises. In general, we allow dogs weighing up to 25 kg, although if your pet exceeds that weight, you can check with the hotel before traveling. In the case of Casual Natura Valencia, the maximum weight allowed is 7 kg.
- Are Casual Hoteles in Valencia a good option for families with children?It depends on the hotel, as we are not all the same. Casual Vintage and Casual del Cine have triple and quadruple rooms perfect for the whole family to fit comfortably. In addition, they have special packs for babies (because even the smallest actors deserve their dressing room). If you are traveling with little ones, let us know when booking and we will Search for the best option for you.
- What services and facilities do the rooms at Casual Hoteles in Valencia have?The rooms are designed so that you won't miss a thing. Depending on the hotel, you will find: free Wi-Fi, Smart TV, minibar, mattresses up to 28 cm thick (a cloud with sheets), and extra-large beds. And all wrapped in a thematic decor that makes each room tell a different story: the Fallas, cinema, civilizations of the world, elements of nature... Here, there is no such thing as a "plain and boring" room.
- When is the best time to travel to Valencia?Valencia is an ideal destination to visit all year round, thanks to its Mediterranean climate, its cultural offerings, and its proximity to the sea. Spring and autumn are usually the best times to travel, as the temperatures are milder and more pleasant for exploring the city. If you stay at any of our Casual Hoteles in Valencia, these months are perfect for comfortably enjoying the city center, the gastronomy, and the main tourist attractions. March is one of the most special times to visit Valencia due to the celebration of Las Fallas, while summer is ideal for combining urban tourism and the beach. In winter, Valencia is also a very good option thanks to its mild climate and a calmer atmosphere.
What does breakfast include at Casual hotels? Our hotels offer a full buffet breakfast, which includes fresh fruit, cereals, hot dishes, cold cuts, dairy products, juices, etc. We have picnic options, as well as vegetarian and gluten-free items available.- Are there themed hotels in Valencia?Yes, Casual Hoteles is a pioneer in themed hotels in Valencia. We have 5 hotels with unique themes: cinema, vintage retro, world civilizations, nature, and Valencian culture (Socarrat). Each room tells a different story.
- What to see in Valencia in 2 or 3 days?If you are wondering what to see in Valencia in 2 or 3 days, the ideal approach is to combine the historic center with some of the city's great must-sees and a special experience. On the first day, you can explore the Ciutat Vella and complete your visit with places like Santos Juanes, the Church of San Nicolás, or the Silk Museum, in addition to booking guided tours of Valencia. On the second day, a safe bet is the City of Arts and Sciences, the Oceanogràfic, or Bioparc Valencia. And if you have a third day, you can add experiences such as a boat trip on the Albufera, a wine route in Utiel-Requena, a tapas tour, a boat or catamaran excursion, or a visit to Sagunto. Furthermore, from the Casual Hoteles website, you can book tickets, visits, and activities in Valencia to organize your trip more comfortably before you arrive.
- Which beaches are near the hotels in Valencia?Casual Hoteles in Valencia are located just a short distance from some of the best beaches in the city. Malvarrosa beach, the most iconic in Valencia, is about 5 km from the center and is perfectly accessible by public transport, bike, or taxi. Next to it, Las Arenas and La Patacona beaches also offer golden sand and a lively promenade. A little further south, El Saler beach, within the setting of the Albufera Natural Park, is an ideal option for those looking for a quieter, more natural atmosphere. From our hotels in the center—such as Casual del Cine Valencia, Casual Vintage Valencia, or Casual Socarrat Valencia—you can reach Malvarrosa by metro or tram (line 4) in about 20-25 minutes, without any complications. If you stay at Casual Natura Valencia, access is also very simple thanks to its proximity to the Ángel Guimerá metro stop.
- What languages does the hotel staff in Valencia speak?Our staff can assist you in Spanish, English, and Italian at all receptions. And sometimes, depending on rotation, we provide support in other languages.
- Is Casual Hoteles a sustainable accommodation option in Valencia?Yes, and not just in words. At Casual Hoteles, our commitment to sustainability is part of our identity as a chain. Most of our hotels, including those in Valencia, operate with 100% green energy supply, which allows us to avoid more than a million kilos of CO2 per year. In addition, we measure our carbon footprint in all establishments, have eliminated single-use plastics, and work with a purchasing policy that prioritizes local trade. One of our most special initiatives is the Casual Hoteles Forest: if during your stay you decide not to request the daily cleaning service, you contribute directly to the reforestation of an area in Teruel deforested 500 years ago. We also hold the Ecostars hotel sustainability certificate and collaborate with the European Green Capital. In 2023, we received the HOSBEC Award for the chain with the best CSR, and in 2024, the Roca Award for Best Corporate Social Responsibility. If you want to know all the details, you can consult our sustainability page.
- When are the Fallas held in Valencia and is it worth visiting the city during those dates?Las Fallas take place from March 15th to 19th and are, without exaggeration, one of the most spectacular festivals on the planet. Mascletás that make your ribs vibrate, giant papier-mâché monuments all over the city, and the night of La Cremà, when everything burns and Valencia smells of gunpowder and freedom. It is worth it, and very much so. Mind you, hotels fill up faster than a bar after work on a Friday: book in advance. Our Casual Socarrat is precisely inspired by the fallera culture, so just imagine the atmosphere.
