Hotel Filters
Hotels with Chinese Hospitality Near Help!
The enigmatic landmark Help! is Valencia's ultimate conversation starter! Tucked away in the labyrinthine Barrio del Carmen, this could be a Beatles-themed dive bar serving horchata cocktails, or perhaps an ironic sculpture mocking tourist panic. Either way, it encapsulates the city's whimsical charm – especially when locals jokingly shout "¡Socorro!" (the Spanish equivalent) while clinking glasses of agua de Valencia. Pro tip: Visit at sunset when the orange glow mirrors the quirky energy.
SH Valencia Palace
Dreaming of Valencia? This luxurious haven puts you steps away from Palau de la Musica with soundproof rooms, flat-screen TVs, and spa-like bathrooms. Perfect for families with kid-friendly services or business travelers with meeting rooms & concierge. Unwind at the indoor pool, savor tapas at the lobby bar, or explore nearby paella spots—all while enjoying multilingual staff's local tips. Your Spanish escape starts here!
Barceló Valencia
This hotel in Valencia is perfect for both business and leisure travelers! With a pool, fitness center, and spa, plus childcare services, everyone in the family can relax. Enjoy Chinese-friendly hospitality that makes you feel at home. Nearby attractions like the Queen Sofia Palace of Arts are just a short walk away. Unwind with a drink at the lobby bar or savor local delicacies like paella at nearby restaurants—you won’t be disappointed!
Sercotel Sorolla Palace
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Help!
The City of Arts and Sciences complex spans 2km. Must-sees include:
- L'Oceanogràfic: Walk through underwater tunnels
- Hemisfèric: IMAX dome with 900㎡ screen
- Umbracle: Free-access landscaped walkway Buy a combined ticket to save 20% on entry fees.
Horchatería Santa Catalina near Plaza de la Reina serves the best horchata (tiger nut drink) since 1960. Pair it with fartons (sweet pastries). The drink is:
- Dairy-free
- Gluten-free
- Traditionally served ice-cold
The Lonja de la Seda (UNESCO site) opens 9:30-19:00. Highlights:
- Pillar Hall with twisted columns
- 14th-century contract records
- Gothic courtyard with orange trees Free entry on Sundays - expect queues.
Malvarrosa Beach is just 15 minutes by bus (#32) from downtown. Features:
- Blue Flag certified waters
- 1km promenade with seafood restaurants
- Paella cooking classes available Avoid August crowds if possible.
Bioparc Valencia revolutionized zoo design with immersion exhibits:
- African savanna with no visible barriers
- Underground lemur tunnels
- Scheduled animal feedings Budget 3+ hours; children under 4 enter free.
For Las Fallas, arrive by March 15 to see:
- Daily mascletà (deafening firecracker shows)
- Flower offerings at Plaza Virgen
- Ninot exhibition of satirical figures The grand finale on March 19 burns all sculptures.
Other Destinations You Might Like
Explore more amazing destinations