Top Hotels Near Puerta del Mar in Valencia from NZ$176

"Hotel is in desperate need of a deep cleaning and repair. Specially the bathroom. There is grime, limescale, dirt and mould in the bathroom. There is a crack above the shower with a hose where water drips form some other room/appartment. On the room, the duvet has yellow stains and its not in a duvet cover as it is the standart hygenic protocol but just between two loose sheets. Curtains barely cover any sunlight and pillows are very unconfortable as they are made of a sponge-like material. "

"Clean - elevators didn’t always work"

"clean and big rooms"

"The private washroom is outside of your room. The washroom smelled horrible, like a sewer. The shower very tiny and the sink as well, on top of it half of the time NO HOT WATER. The room, the bed is very squeaky and some of the plugs did not have electricity, the windows very thin can hear the outside noise. The check in process was like hell, as you stand at the machine very HOT air blowers at you from the AC unit. Like 30C so by the time you are done you are soaked in sweat. "

"The location is perfect. Just a few minutes walk to all the major sites like the cathedral and Lonja de Seda. The room was immaculately clean and quite spacious, especially for a boutique hotel. The bed was quite comfortable. The bathroom was very clean, and I loved the rainfall shower with constantly hot water. My only complaint was that we had a street facing room, so it was quite noisy throughout the night. I had to wear earplugs to sleep. Small price to pay for all the other great things!"

"Good central location, friendly helpful staff"

"Great location, nice staff and clean rooms "

"The Hotel is in a fabulous location in the historical part of Valencia however despite it being centuries old our room was a grey concrete painted box. Our room was a good size, very dark with an open bathroom! Not sexy at all when you’re travelling with a friend!! when getting ready, one of us had to brush our teeth with our eyes shut as the other one had a shower. There is a fridge in the wardrobe with a couple of soft drinks, one packet of crisps, and one tin of olives. This was meant to be replenished on a daily basis but wasn’t. There are no tea or coffee making facilities in the room so every time you need a hot drink, you have to call to reception. The staff got so fed up with us calling, they brought us a kettle so we could make our own however didn’t think to bring us milk and teabags. The hotel has not been sympathetically restored and there is no space to sit and relax. The outside space is a small triangle of decking with room for 15 people to sit, and a fish tank which they call a swimming pool. Our room overlooked a derelict building which was being renovated. The restaurant is a Michelin star with a limited menu, the bar is in the foyer. The breakfast was €29 each, and was mediocre at best. In our opinion the hotel does not represent a 5 star hotel, but it had ensured it had loosely ticked the boxes to meet the 5 star criterion. On a positive note the staff were amazing. We left disappointed and wouldn’t return or recommend."

"No good service in terrace. "