A gem of a place in a sleepy Spanish town. A really lovely place to stay. The best thing about this place is couple that run it. Neil provides the amazing food and Simon is a fabulous front of house and will happily recommend places to visit, restaurants, sites, beaches and the like. I would happily go back for another visit soon!

Casa Sibarita is the perfect place to base yourself if you want to a) be near Valencia but not in it - the hourly train from the nearby railway station takes just 40 minutes and costs 5 euros for a return ticket b) have access to the coast and its beaches (again, just 40 minutes drive to a whole selection of sandy beaches c) have a selection of small towns/cultural sites in the countryside to visit and d) have the wonderful comfort of a really well appointed b&b (including airconditioning in summer!) and excellent food, cooked by the co-owner Neil. You should have at least one dinner there as the cooking is so delicious; most guests ,ourselves included, would be tempted to eat there more often, though it's also nice to eat out in Valencia or nearby Xativa if you're on holiday and visiting the country. The rooms overlooking the courtyard pool are best, if you can get one. We stayed for a week, and also spent 3 nights in one of the rooms overlooking the street, which was also fine. You'll need a (rented) car if you're going to get the most out of being there. Neil and Simon, the owners, are wonderful hosts. Not only do they have a stack of guides and maps you can consult and borrow, they will happily advise you where to go and how best to get there. Everything is spotless. Oh, and the prices are very reasonable. What more could one ask for!

After having visited this delightfull place already twice over the years with two of my sons, this time we booked the whole place for the complete family for some 8 days. Our kids as well as my wife and I (again) had a wonderfull time here.
I have to say, it cán be quite a challenge to keep 4 somewhat spoiled teeagers/students satisfied in this tranquille part of Spain, but each of our kids mentioned afterwards that they definately do want to return, having enjoyed every mnute of their stay here.

Of course the Fiesta helped a bit. This usually quite quiet little Spanish village turns into an even vibrant town where its inhabitants celibrate historic facts in making lots of music, with spectacular parades,late evening dining on the streets and attractive fireworks. Friendlyness all around (and you do not even have to speak Spanish for that) and celebrations without the downside of it.
In fact I should not tell this on this site but one could not trace one single tourist in town (except for ourselves then). We felt fortunate to have been given the opportunity of this glimp of (of course a part of) real Spanish life.

However, the other 51 weeks in a year this is indeed a quiet Spanish town with obviously its own attraction, but indeed not a town where there's a lot to be seen or done. One could think it sleeps for the rest of the year. What makes it attractive - besides the Casa- is the fairly easy distance (by train as well as by car) to the splendid city of Valencia, the lovely countryside, the beaches of Cullera and Gandia and other attractive towns like Xátiva.

And what more can I say about the Casa Siberita what has not been mentioned on this site so many times before. Believe it; it's all true. The place is still immaculately kept. Good airconditioned rooms, great showers, nice backyard with shower and pool.
Food is delicious (Neil, you've really outdone yourselve this time!) and obviously very good hosts who understand the 'art' of having a nice word for (and adapting to-) every guest, being there where- and whenever you need them without imposing.

Thanks again guys, we spent a memorable week with you there. And as mentioned, we'll be back.

The Kraaijeveld family, Netherlands

This is absolutly top class bed and breakfast in a smal rural spanisch town.
The host neil and simon made an absolutt lovely place, cleen, wel kept.
And the breakfast, mjummie.... And i also would like to recomend to take at least one diner at this place, because the host could run a michelin star restaurant. Absolutly lovely.
Not easy to find, but absolutly worth it !
Thanks for a lovely three day stay!