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Las Arenas Balneario Resort was the first grand hotel in the Valencia region.
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Enjoy traditional Mediterranean cuisine infused with a modern twist on the hotel’s idyllic terrace overlooking the sea.
Set on beautiful Arenas Beach, the hotel offers easy access to the famed City of Arts & Sciences as well as Valencia's historic city center.
Reflecting the calming nature of the neighboring sea and sand, Las Arenas Spa features world-class treatments as well as an indoor/outdoor thermal circuit.
Double Classic 30m²/ 323ft². City view. Spacious bathroom
Triple Classic 45m²/ 485ft². King or twin Bed and single extra bed. City view
Doble Deluxe. 30m²/ 323ft². Sea view and 8sqm terrace room
Double Executive. 35m²/ 376ft². Spectacular Sea View and 8m²/ 86ft² terrace.
Suite Mare Nostrum. 70m²/ 753ft². Sea view and terrace. Separate Living Room
Suite Malvarrosa. 110 m²/ 1185ft². Living Room and Dining Room. Sea view terrace
Suite Las Arenas. 110 m²/ 1185ft². 2 bedrooms and living room. Sea view terrace.
Family Classic Room. 60m²/ 646ft². Interconnected. City view.
Family Deluxe Room. 60m²/ 646ft². Interconnected. Sea view and terrace
C/ Eugenia Viñes, 22-24, Valencia 46011, SPAIN
18km from Manises International Airport
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
220 volts AC
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GMT +1
Valencia is famous for its pottery. Go to Plaza Redonda to purchase traditional ceramics or to Lladro's stores. www.lladro.com.
This complex, designed by Santiago Calatrava, houses the Oceanográfic aquarium and other Vanguardist buildings, such as the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía and the Science Museum. www.cac.es.
Civera is one of the best restaurants in the city for seafood. It is a must for anyone visiting Valencia. www.marisqueriascivera.com.
Located beneath a building near the Archbishop's Palace, this 6th-century chapel was built during the Visigothic era.
This historic building hosts one of the best collections of art works and historical pieces from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance. www.museobellasartesvalencia.gva.es.
This Michelin-starred restaurant is located inside the Modern Arts Museum (IVAM), making it a good spot for a birthday or anniversary celebration. www.restaurantelasucursal.com.
From this terrace some 167 feet (50 meters) above the city, you get a panoramic view of old Valencia.
The former chef of Arrop restaurant has launched his own empire in Valencia; at his eponymously named eatery he infuses classic regional dishes with modern twists to great flair. www.ricardcamarena.com.
Located in the city center, the Holy Grail is supposedly buried at this cathedral. The oldest market in Spain is located across the street from the Old Silk Stock Exchange (La Lonja), once an important Silk Road stop in the 15th century. The modern Oceanogràfic aquarium, Europe's largest, was designed by native son Santiago Calatrava.
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