Where to stay in Valencia: best areas and tips for short and medium stays.

Where to stay in Valencia: best areas and tips for short and medium stays.

If you're planning a trip to the city—whether for a few days, for work, or for a longer stay—you're probably wondering where to stay in Valencia . Choosing the right area can make all the difference between a comfortable, convenient, and well-connected stay… or spending too much time commuting.

This article brings together the ultimate guide to deciding where to sleep, which neighborhoods best suit your travel style, and what type of accommodation is most suitable.

Historic center: ideal for exploring on foot.

The center of Valencia is a safe bet if you want to:

• Be close to the main monuments.
  
  

• Stroll through streets steeped in history.
  
  

• Having shops, markets and transport within easy reach.
  
  

Palau Suites & Apartments , located in the heart of the historic center, offers the chance to experience Valencia like a local: enjoy breakfast near the Cathedral, visit La Lonja on foot, or dine in charming squares without needing transportation.

Ruzafa: the most creative and gastronomic neighborhood

. Ruzafa has become one of Valencia's trendiest neighborhoods. Its highlights:

• Signature coffee shops.
  
  

• Contemporary restaurants.
  
  

• Markets and small shops.
  
  

• Young, multicultural and dynamic environment.
  
  

If you're looking for a more urban, local, and modern experience, Monlar Ruzafa is your best option. It's also very well connected to the rest of the city and is perfect for both weekend getaways and longer stays.

City of Arts and Sciences: modern and perfect for families.

A spacious, comfortable area with wide avenues. Especially suitable for:

• Families
  
  

• Travelers seeking tranquility
  
  

• Visitors who want to be close to the cultural area
  
  

The Maritime district and the beach: ideal if you're visiting in spring/summer.

Although December isn't beach season, many travelers look for sea views or strolls along the Marina.

Tourist accommodation or apartment for a week?

For short stays (3–7 days):

• Choose a well-located apartment.
  
  

• Prioritize areas with cultural and gastronomic offerings.
  
  

For medium stays (1–3 months):

• Choose spacious and comfortable rooms with a fully equipped kitchen.
  
  

• Check connectivity, nearby supermarkets and coworking spaces.
  
  

MONLAR apartments are designed for both short breaks and temporary stays for work, studies, or remote work.

Practical tips for choosing accommodation:

• Check the actual walking distance to the places you will visit.
  
  

• Prioritize neighborhoods with transportation and services.
  
  

• If you work remotely, look for accommodations with good Wi-Fi, spacious areas, and a quiet environment.
  
  

• Keep the weather in mind: in Valencia there is a lot of walking outdoors.
  
  

Choose the Valencia you want to experience.

Valencia has a neighborhood for every type of traveler. Whatever your plans—tourism, work, or a cultural getaway—staying at MONLAR will allow you to enjoy the city in comfort, style, and an optimal location.

Discover all the options and find your ideal apartment for a few days or a few weeks.