I stayed here for 3 nights for my son's 6th birthday. The location was excellent... close to metro and bus stops, with a Christmas village and rides right next door! Very close (walking distance) to the Bioparc Zoo, and next to the vast Turia Gardens where me and my son spent the afternoons relaxing! Also surrounded by shopping complex, everything can be found here. The staff was really nice and helpful, and the breakfast was superb! Really worth it, will definitely stay in this hotel again if I return to Valencia.

This hotel is cheap, clean & near metro line 1. That's the good news.

The beds are hard, the "free" wifi internet is only free for 15 minutes a day, the walls are thin enough to clearly hear what your neighbours are up to, the hotel is bang next to a busy main road with a brightly lit, noisy shopping precinct around the back and the decor is straight from the 70's.

Stayed during October for 4 nights (myself, wife and 8 year old son) - we stayed on the 3rd floor. I'm never happy when we stay somewhere that does not have childproof locks on windows or doors - our child is autistic and I ended up having to take the single bed next to the window while my son slept in the double bed with my wife. We also have to pile up our luggage at the door each night to stop him trying to get out. Our floor was quiet enough until a group of Italian teenagers arrived on a school trip (about 30 of them) and they were put in rooms right along our floor (including next door). The next three nights were spent listening to loud music, running about, banging of doors - the usual teenage stuff ! The hotel has a goodlocation (it took us only 30 minutes to walk to the centre of Valencia) and hotel was clean. As others have said, room could be modernised a little but still comfortable for the amount of time we were actually in the room. Seems the way we do things in the UK is different to abroad - queuing ! People were being served at reception when we arrived so we stood back to give some privacy but other people ignored and just bolted straight in - really annoying ! But even after staff had dealt with someone even they seemed to ignore the next person unless you opened your mouth and asked to be served ! However, when served, they were really good to deal with any query we had. So don't bother queuing - just walk right up to the desk anytime you need assistance. Breakfast wasn't really my cup of tea, but seemed to have quite a variety of continental stuff, so just stuck to an egg and some toast. There is a very large shopping centre next door (but very expensive) and there is an abundance of cafes and of eateries around.

This hotel was easy to get to being right above a metro station. The location is also good because there is a shopping centre next door which is handy - supermarket etc is available.

On check-in the man behind the desk seemed disinterested and he was unhelpful. His directions to a laundromat were vague and luckily we found somebody else when we got in the right area.

The room was good, without being great. We found it to be very hot and when we left the window open to cool it down, it made the room noisy. The bed was comfortable.

We had a fridge in our room which was good as it allowed us to save money by eating breakfast in our room (hotel breakfast was expensive).

The bathroom was ok but the shower leaked over the side despite the shower curtain covering.

There is a huge park across the road which provides a relaxing walk to the old town and tourist areas.