Just stayed in the Hotel Vora Fira for three nights with 54 other people, mostly pensioners. This is the second time we have stayed in this hotel but it has been refurbished since our first stay and I have to say they have made an excellent job of it. The food was excellent, the cleanliness of the rooms excellent and the attention from the staff excellent. Nothing was too much trouble. It took our bus about 30 minutes to get into the city but a taxi did the journey in 15 minutes. The 'out of town hotel' was chosen because of price and the value was, as ever, excellent. I was in charge of the finance for the group and we were given a safe free of charge so that I could just take what I needed, when it was needed. If and when we decide to visit to visit Valencia again we will undoubtedly use the hotel. There are very many other places to visit in Spain so it may be a year or two but I am sure we will get the same treatment as this visit.

With my boyfriend drove in two weeks the whole of Spain, Barcelona, Madrid, Alicante, Burin, Valencia ... was the most beautiful in the valence, Vora Fira is lovely three-star hotel with swimming pool, drive 10 minutes to the center , friendly staff, excellent restaurant :):):) !!!!! Im sure that we will come back to you Valencia !

ps. hundereds nicely finished bathrooms, housekeeping every day, a little loud from the hol,

We will recommend this hotel to everybody
thank you !!
the best hotel in spain!!
Julia and Tom

Our stay in Valencia was part of a trip that also included stays in Madrid and Barcelona. Vora Fira hotel was the best hotel in this trip, in terms of conditions. Unfortunately, I’ve picked it with a wrong representation of its location. It is in a suburb of Valencia, far from everything, but close to a big conference centre. That means that if there are no events at the centre even transportation by subway is tricky. We took a bus from the train station and nobody seemed to know where is the best stop for the hotel. We ended up wondering around streets with the luggage, as we were following signs for the parking of the hotel, not the hotel entrance. You are completely depended on public transportation to get there form any interesting place in Valencia, and that is over by 10.30 pm, so you either go to bed early or take a cab. There is also a night bus we used one evening, but it was quite an adventure to find it and then it took ages to get to the hotel as it makes a lot of detours (and the stop for the hotel is the very last one!). Don’t even think of walking, you’d have to cross a highway, a dark uninhabited area and so on. The hotel makes up in price and conditions, but only for those travelling by car.