4-Star Hotels in Valencian Community, Spain

Although this hotel doesn't have a very high score, it's still quite good in all aspects and is very suitable for business trips. The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful, so it's worth recommending.

This hotel in Valencia is relatively close to the old town. The rooms are large and equipped with kitchens, making it suitable for family travel. There is no parking lot in the hotel, so you need to park in a nearby public parking lot. The hotel does not have a 24-hour front desk, so you cannot check in too late.

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic! Palm Avenue, Mushroom Street, and the Castle Elevator are all within walking distance. The room has two bathrooms, both with showers. The room faces east, offering direct views of the sunrise with the beach, sea, and sky right outside the window. Plus, there are plenty of restaurants just across the street – so convenient!

The hotel's dinner buffet was plentiful. There's free parking outside the hotel, and the pool has a kids' play area, so it seems very family-friendly. However, with so many children, it wasn't really suitable for us; it was too noisy.

We chose Hotel Huerto del Cura for our wedding anniversary night and couldn't have picked a better place. From the very first moment, the experience was unbeatable: the facilities are spectacular, the room was spotless, and we were pleasantly surprised by the value for money. They also prepared a lovely surprise for our anniversary, which truly made a difference and made us feel incredibly special. The breakfast buffet deserves a special mention: without a doubt, the best we've ever had. The variety, the quality of the products, and the meticulous presentation make it a unique experience to start the day. We 100% recommend this hotel, both for a romantic getaway and for a relaxing few days. A charming place that we will definitely return to.

The hotel is far from the airport, and a taxi costs about 25 euros. The famous Science City is nearby, which is a 5-minute walk away. There is free parking near the hotel, and you can also park in the hotel's underground parking lot (they said it was 15 euros a day, but they didn't charge me in the end). The hotel is not easy to find. The front is not big, and there is a bar at the door. The buffet breakfast is good, with the famous Spanish ham. You can also order meals. The room is not small, and the kitchen is fully equipped so you can cook. It is very quiet, and the security nearby is also good. You can run around the hotel in the morning. There are large supermarkets and small grocery stores nearby. It is quite convenient to buy things, and it is also convenient to go to the old town and the beach. The only downside is that the underground garage is very narrow, and parking is a test of skills.

The hotel is a franchise, so the decor is old; it just rebranded. The facilities inside are very basic. Plus, there are very few parking spaces, so we had to park on the street, which was inconvenient.

The hotel is excellent, just on the edge of the old town so it's easy to get to great restaurants and shops plus the beach is less than 5 minutes away, but it also has a solarium on the roof for unhindered sun bathing and a large private pool area above the restaurant to the side of the hotel. All the staff were really friendly and helpful and we were well looked after at the pool area by Mai, who couldn't have been more fun or nicer, which really made the holiday shine. They have laundry service and the rooms are air conditioned with a walk in shower plus all the handy personal stuff such as shower gel, shampoo, soap, shoe shine, hairdryer and even a comb provided, with a safe to rent (cheaply) if you want it. The wardrobe had about 12 hangers which is far more than we usually see, so in all you have most of everything you need, and there is a large supermarket situated to the side of the hotel for everything else. This was our second visit and will stay there again.

The first impression is the size of the twin room…. Is huge …. Is do spacious that we can do some exercises inside the room. Breakfast is extensive with plenty of choices. It is also about 10 minutes walk to the nearby great architecture by Calatrava , Science museum Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias , Palau de Les Arts Reina Sofía and do on. There are also plenty of cafes, restaurants opposite and around the hotel, it’s very accessible to many places, will definitely come back again in our next visit to Valencia. The only minor thing we noticed is that the furniture inside the room are cheaply made with fake drawers, but the beds are real comfy.

Finding the hotel from the parking lot was a bit tricky at first, as there's both an 'access to hotel' and an 'entrance to hotel' sign. However, after a day or two, you get used to it. The hotel is located above a mall with plenty of restaurants; I highly recommend the fried rice at Lemongrass. There's also a supermarket and various other shops, which is very convenient. It's a shame I left before Fallas, so I missed the fireworks. On the downside, the hotel's Wi-Fi signal was very poor, making it difficult to work.