Hospes Palau de la Mar

Valencia

Vista desde abajo de una iglesia barroca con columnas y frontón decorado

Open to the sea and open to the world, Valencia is a city that has seamlessly blended tradition and modernity. A city of light, colour and market gardens, it combines its historical heritage with a contemporary outlook that places it among the most dynamic destinations in the Mediterranean.

Situated on Calle Navarro Reverter, Hospes Palau de la Mar enjoys a prime location that allows guests to explore the city with ease and style. Valencia’s Eixample district preserves the bourgeois architecture of the late 19th century, reflecting an era of urban splendour. From the hotel, every journey connects the past and the future, tradition and modernity.

How to get to the hotel

Take the V-11 towards Valencia, then join the A3 towards Valencia. Enter via Av. del Cid, turn left onto Paseo de la Pechina. Go through Plaza de Tetuán to Puerta del Mar, then take Navarro Reverter avenue. 12 km. 15/25 mins by car.

High-speed trains. 3 km. 5/10 mins by car, taking Gran Vía from San Vicente Mártir street.

Take the direction towards Valencia airport, entering via Avenida del Cid; turn left onto Paseo de la Pechina. Go through Plaza de Tetuán to Puerta del Mar, then take Navarro Reverter avenue.

Valencia is experienced with elegance

Gastronomy, the Turia gardens, proximity to the sea and cultural vitality define an open and cosmopolitan city.

Landmark spaces

  • The City of Arts and Sciences
  • Valencia Cathedral
  • La Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange)
  • Central Market
  • Science Museum
  • Hemisfèric
  • Museum of Fine Arts
  • Palau de la Música
  • Wildlife, Parks and Gardens
  • Malvarrosa Beach
  • El Saler Beach
  • Albufera of Valencia
  • Colón Market
  • Plaza Redonda
  • La Estrecha
  • San Nicolás de Bari and San Pedro Mártir Church
  • National Museum of Ceramics
  • Alboraya
  • La Marina

A truly Mediterranean gastronomy

Valencia is also defined by its cuisine. Rice dishes, produce from the local vegetable gardens and a seafaring tradition characterise a cuisine that is internationally renowned and savoured with the same passion with which life is lived. At Hospes Palau de la Mar, that same essence is reflected in a refined dining experience where produce from the land and the sea find their most contemporary expression.

Cartel “Palau de la Mar”, Valencia, con texto “HOSPES” y “VALENCIA”