Boutique Hotels in Valencia Old Town

For two, the Palace Double is the starting point. The Marquis Suite makes more sense if you'd enjoy spending an evening in the former ballroom, with the bedroom in the old tea room. Historic details differ between the individually designed rooms.

These recommendations are for the Palace at Almirall 14. The hotel also operates the House of the Masters at Mestres 1–2, a separate address.

The Standard Double gives two people a king bed in an exterior room. For longer evenings indoors, the Junior Suite's separate living area is a useful upgrade.

With La Perfumería and Lladró Lounge Bar, you can have dinner and a drink at the hotel. À-la-carte breakfast is available, with inclusion depending on the rate.

Double Exterior works well for two people who want a street-facing room; Interior Double offers the inward-facing alternative. The Junior Suite accommodates a larger party using its optional sofa bed.

Café Madrid and the rooftop/event space give the hotel a social side alongside the rooms. For an outdoor seat of your own, look instead at a named terrace category elsewhere in this selection.

Double Exterior makes the landmark outlook part of your stay, while Luna de Valencia offers another place to enjoy the rooftop setting. Standard Double is the inward-facing alternative.

For a large or low-clearance car, arrange the fit check through the hotel before arrival.

Superior gives two people more room around their luggage and a balcony. The Palace View category is worth considering if the building outside the window matters more than those extra square metres.

Le Marquis restaurant and café provide somewhere to eat or stop for a drink within the eighteenth-century palace hotel.

Superior Double works for two who travel lightly and would enjoy a small balcony. For three, the Triple offers more indoor space and a sofa bed; Penthouse is the alternative when the terrace is the attraction.

The restaurant serves breakfast until 11:00, useful if you prefer a later start. The Penthouse's quoted 45 m² includes its terrace.

Ad Hoc is especially useful for a solo trip or three friends who want separate sleeping places. Couples can stay with Double or move to Superior for the furnished terrace.

The coeliac breakfast options and luggage storage are practical additions to a city break in this 1881 building.

Double Exterior combines cooking space with a balcony, while Exterior Triple adds a single bed alongside the king. These are main-hotel categories, so they suit a stay in the reception and restaurant building.

The Plaza Mercado website also lists Market Suites, whose family categories are in the separate building about 100 m away.

The kitchenette makes Superior Double useful for simple meals, while daily housekeeping keeps the stay easy. Premium adds a street-facing balcony.

Upstairs, the Sky Bar offers a change of scene for breakfast or a break, with cathedral and Miguelete views. Breakfast inclusion depends on the rate.

Cooking facilities are part of each option, leaving the balcony as the main reason to move beyond Standard Double. Daily housekeeping and the free gym suit a stay where you want some of your usual routine.

Corretgería and Cabillers are separate hotel-apartments at different addresses. For a kitchenette and a rooftop pool together, choose Cabillers.

Executive works for two people who want an exterior room. Standard Suite is worth the extra space if you expect to read, work or relax indoors; Junior Suite adds city-facing balconies.

Karak and the outdoor pool give you reasons to spend time at the hotel between outings. The inner-courtyard balcony belongs to Standard Suite, while an Executive balcony is subject to room allocation.

Vincci Room works for a short stay with most of the day outside. For more time indoors, Junior Suite adds a separate living area and a coffee machine.

The rooftop snack bar and solarium offer somewhere to pause between outings, with a mini-pool for a cooling dip.

Superior gives a couple a little more indoor space; Superior with Terrace is the option for time outside. Breakfast until noon suits a leisurely start.

For four adults, Family Room is a useful alternative to the bunk arrangement at Petit Palace. Request the preferred bed combination when booking; allocation depends on availability.

Double is a straightforward base for days out; Double with Terrace adds somewhere furnished to sit outside. For four, compare the Quadruple's bunks with Cosmo's double-and-single-bed arrangements.

The free bicycles and available child seat make this worth considering if cycling is part of the trip.