The Best Cheap Hotels to Book in Valencia, Spain

Location is the main draw at this convenient pick. The MD Modern Hotel Jardines is a small, friendly hotel with 18 rooms and free wifi and air conditioning. It’s perfectly situated for visits to the Turia Gardens and the Palau de la Musica concert venue, and is in the L’Eixample area, famous for its cool bars and chic boutique shops. It’s also just a 15-minute walk from the Old Town. It’s the perfect stopover for those who want to get out and explore the city and need a clean, comfortable, no-frills stay.

Arty, modern decor, plenty of natural light and attention to detail make Valencia Lounge Hostel feel surprisingly posh for the price. It’s located in the bohemian El Carmen neighbourhood, a part of the Old Town known for its hip nightlife and street art, and is in easy walking distance of all the main sights. The accommodation has 10 private rooms, which are either ensuite or share bathrooms, and all rooms include a balcony and heating. Free wifi is available in the common areas, including the TV lounge, and bikes are available for rent.

It’s not easy to find nice, cheap accommodation in Valencia near the beach, but Balcón Al Mar ticks all the boxes for a relaxed beachside break. The rooms are clean and welcoming, with flat-screen TVs and balconies, and some also have sea views. The staff are friendly and speak English and, best of all, it’s just a short walk to the beach. Public transport also gets you into the city centre in no time.

A simple but charming guest house in the city centre, B&B Hi Valencia Canovas is clean, modern and bright, with 22 surprisingly large rooms. The staff are helpful, the wifi is free and the breakfasts are fresh and delicious. The B&B is perfectly located for shopaholics and partygoers, near the Gran Via Marques del Turia and Calle Colon, two of Valencia’s main streets. All the city’s main sights, including the City of Arts and Sciences, are within walking distance.

Located right in the centre of Valencia on a main road, the modern three-star Sweet Hotel Renasa is a friendly place to stay. It offers good value for money, and has a total of 73 single, double, twin and triple rooms. All come with ensuite bathrooms and air conditioning and there is free wifi throughout. The hotel is within easy walking distance of many famous attractions, including the City of Arts and Sciences.

With simple, stylish rooms and wooden flooring throughout, this cheap accommodation in Valencia has a 24-hour reception, tour services and a bar. All rooms come with air conditioning and TV as well as private en-suite bathrooms. The hotel is slightly outside the city centre, next to a large shopping centre and the Turia Gardens, with great public transport connections taking you to all the city’s main sights.

Tucked away in Valencia’s Camins al Grau neighbourhood, Original Domino House Hotel is favoured for its clean, modern design and central location. It’s just a 10-minute walk to Malvarrosa beach and very close to the City of Arts and Sciences. Choose from a single, twin or double room; there are also adapted rooms for disabled guests. Take advantage of the bike rental service at reception to explore the city.

Basic yet friendly and modern, the brightly decorated Pensión Universal has an unbeatable central location next to the Town Hall square – perfect if you want to be right among the hustle and bustle. You’ll be able to spend plenty of time visiting the enchanting Old Town sights, including the cathedral and Silk Exchange, and enjoying its bars and restaurants. There’s everything you would expect to find at a friendly budget guest house, including wifi, TV and shared cooking facilities.

The perfect stay for students and football fans, this student residence across the road from the Valencia CF football stadium also serves as a hostel. It offers self-catering rooms with kitchenette and private bathroom, TV, air conditioning and wifi. Breakfast is available on-site and there is also a gym and a computer room with printing facilities. It’s a five-minute walk from the Aragón metro station, and a short public transport journey takes you to both the historic centre and the beach.