The Westin Valencia

Muy bien el gym.

Cons La piscina, muy pequeña

The garden, wonderful breakfast, very quiet super comfortable beds & pillows, lovely basement pool

Cons All good, sad they wouldn’t give us late checkout especially as flight very delayed, but we could use the facilities

Lacked attention to detail for a premium hotel

Good position, liked the architecture and courtyard. Good size rooms with a comfortable bed.

Cons Concierge was not helpful. No offer of valet parking when we had parked in the wrong place in the basement. Requested the room to be cleaned at 3pm when we returned from our visit to the city, the concierge was not helpful. Main room lacked a mirror. On day of arrival hand towels and slippers were missing. No toilet brush in the toilet.

Plush comfort in a great location

The room was big with a nice balcony to relax and have a coffee. The location is great, right near the Turia and with a charming neighborhood right behind the hotel with a great breakfast spot.

Amazing

Fab location beautiful hotel gardens fantastic beautiful room and valet parking available

Cons Nothing everything was was fabulous would highly recommend

A lovely stay, though the hotel shows its age

From the moment you arrive at The Westin Valencia, you immediately get the impression of a nice and well-established five-star hotel. It is clear that the property has been around for some years, so the interiors and overall atmosphere do not necessarily reflect the latest design trends. Nevertheless, the hotel is well maintained, elegant, and very pleasant overall. One of the nicest features is the beautiful inner courtyard, which includes a small garden and provides access to some of the hotel’s restaurants. It is very well kept and creates a relaxing atmosphere, which adds considerably to the charm of the property. The rooms are very spacious, which we appreciated, although they also show their age. The furniture, wardrobes, and some of the fixtures feel somewhat dated. Everything is generally well maintained, but not to an exceptional standard. A renovation would certainly help bring the rooms more in line with the expectations of a modern five-star hotel. The staff, however, were consistently excellent. Everyone we encountered was courteous, friendly, welcoming, and always smiling. This was definitely one of the hotel’s strongest points. We also particularly appreciated the location. The hotel is not right in the city centre, but for us this was actually an advantage. It is far enough away from the busiest areas to offer a quieter and more relaxed environment, while the centre is still easily reachable on foot in around 20 minutes. There are also several parks nearby and plenty of activities in the surrounding area. Overall, we found it to be a very strategic base for exploring Valencia, both towards the historic city centre and in the direction of the sea. Breakfast was another positive aspect of our stay. The buffet is not exceptionally extensive, but it is well curated and well prepared, with a good selection of quality options. The breakfast room itself is also very pleasant, spacious, bright, and airy, making it a lovely way to start the day. The service was also very good. A special mention goes to Pedro, who looked after us throughout our three-day stay. He was extremely kind, professional, attentive, and consistently welcoming. His attitude really contributed to making our stay more enjoyable. We also had the opportunity to dine at the hotel in the evenings, as we were attending a wedding there. The food was consistently good, with dishes that were well prepared, nicely presented, and enjoyable overall. This was another positive part of our experience. Overall, we would certainly recommend The Westin Valencia. It may not be the most contemporary five-star hotel in terms of design and rooms, but it offers a pleasant atmosphere, spacious accommodation, very friendly staff, a great location, and a generally good standard of service. In terms of value for money, prices can perhaps feel a little high during certain periods of the year, but given the five-star positioning and Valencia’s popularity, this is understandable.