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"Very positive exprerience all around. "

"What a beautiful hotel! It was so nice and the room was huge with all the comforts. "

"nice place beds very comfortable "

"Amazing facilities, stuff, breakfast and location. Will recomend and stay again."

"My stay at this hotel had its pros and cons. The Good: • The location is great! It’s just a 15–20 minute walk to the city center and several iconic landmarks, making it very convenient for sightseeing. The Bad: • The room and bathroom felt outdated, which detracted from the overall experience. • The TV only offered local channels and wasn’t a Smart TV, which was disappointing for anyone looking to relax with streaming options after a long day. Overall, while the location is a major plus, the outdated amenities left me feeling like the hotel could use some modernization to improve the guest experience."

"Nice hotel in a very convenient location, a big mall is next street and you are next to the bus station if needed. Also there’s a metro stop two streets away. The rooms are simple and the staff very nice. It’s a good option if you are visiting the city"

"The Only You collection in Spain is fabulous. The rooms are great, amenities are awesome and the staff is great! Would definitely stay again!! Loved it!!!!"

"Helped settle the luggage which I couriered over. Thanks for the proactiveness "

"The hotel is in an ideal location. Very close to the city centre - with easy access to Turia Gardens -, but on a quiet street with no external noise. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. There was always someone on hand at reception to answer any queries and help. Breakfast, whilst a little expensive, was nice when we had it on the last day (it would be worth booking this in advance if you're unsure). The building is very stylish and chic, and the rooms - whilst on the smaller side - are clean, comfortable and cosy, with good, quiet air con. You can hear some noise from the corridor, but if you have considerate people also staying in the hotel, it won't be a problem. Light sleepers should ask for a room as far away from the breakfast room as possible, as staff start setting up for this quite early."