Hostel in Valencia

Check out these Hostels in Valencia...

If you're looking for a hostel in Valencia you won't be disappointed as there are so many to choose from.

A point worth remembering is that a hostal in Spain is a hotel/ guest house and a hostel is a youth hostel.

Some hostels in Valencia are more like guest houses and some have private rooms for 2 or 3 people.

Many even have their own bathrooms but most share all the facilities including kitchens, living rooms and so on.

Most of the hostels in Valencia are situated in the center of the city and offer all the facilities you'll need to have fun and enjoy yourself.

If you're coming for La Tomatina or Las Fallas it's always best to book well in advance as rooms get full-up very quickly.

Barrio del Carmen is a great place to stay as it's a very hip and trendy area in the north east of the Old Quarter of Valencia.

Hostels in Valencia... Hostal Moratin is a very popular place to stay in Valencia. Purple Nest Youth Hostel is the new addition to the Nest Youth Hostel range and provides each room with AIR CONDITIONING! Both are situated between Barrio del Carmen and the Turia river just a few meters away from a bus stop to the beach. They have dormitories with 4, 6, 8 and 10 beds + private rooms with 2, 3 and 4. Hôme Youth Hostel and Red Nest Hostel in Valencia are also situated in Barrio del Carmen close to all the fantastic bars, restaurants and nightlife of this area. For hostels in Barrio del Carmen which include breakfast in the bill check out Indigo Youth Hostel and H�me Deluxe. Russafa Youth Hostel is a new hostel in the center of Valencia just five minutes away from Estacion del Norte and the Old Quarter of Valencia.

Venecia Hotel

Tip! - The 2 star Vencia hotel is in a great location overlooking Plaza del Ayuntamiento. The rooms are modern and comfortable and there's a great buffet breakfast which you can enjoy in the breakfast room overlooking the square.

There are also apartments in Valencia which if shared can work out quite good.

The number 32 bus will take you to the beach or you can take the tram from Pont de Fusta - Bridge of Fusta - (opposite Serranos Towers in Barrio del Carmen) directly to the beach.

The journey only takes about ten minutes whereas if you take the bus it normally takes about 20 minutes from Plaza del Ayuntamiento.

There are many great places to eat and Mercado Central in the Old Quarter is a great place to stock up with fresh and very inexpensive food. You'll also find many supermarkets in the centre of Valencia such as the popular Consum and Mercadona.

The department stores El Corte Inglés also have supermarkets located in the basement of their stores and there are many very affordable tapas bars and cafés in town.







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