Location. The contemporary Hotel Sorolla is in a pedestrianised area of the old centre of Valencia, Spain. The Ceramic Museum, the Cathedral and Miguelete Tower are within 500 metres of the hotel. There are also restaurants, shops and bars in the lively neighbourhood, and Valencia's beaches are five kilometres from the hotel. Valencia Airport (VLC) is 13 kilometres away.
Hotel Features. The bright and airy Hotel Sorolla is set in a pedestrianised zone in central Valencia. The fully air-conditioned hotel has a 24-hour front desk offering local advice and a conference room.

A breakfast is served daily in the hotel's dining room.

Guestrooms. The Hotel Sorolla's 58 climate-controlled guestrooms are decorated in soft, neutral tones with light wood furnishings and floors. All rooms offer minibars, safes, televisions and direct-dial phones.

Expert Tip. The recently renovated Central Market is a short walk and offers rows of stalls selling fresh produce. Look out for its two weathervanes; one in the shape of a fish and the other a parrot.

Room Types:

Standard twin/double room:   One queen or two twin beds. Modern décor in soft yellow with light wooden furnishings and flooring. Private bathroom with tub. Minibar, safe, direct-dial phone, television, climate control.

Single room:   One queen or two twin beds. Modern décor in soft yellow with light wooden furnishings and flooring. Private bathroom with tub. Minibar, safe, direct-dial phone, television, climate control.

Driving Directions:
From Valencia Airport (VLC):
Distance to Hotel Sorolla is 13 kilometres, approximately 20 minutes' drive.

Getting there. Airport buses run every 20 minutes between the airport's departures terminal and Valencia city centre. Single tickets cost 2.50 EUR. Taxis are available outside arrivals and cost about 20 EUR to the city centre (including an airport supplement). Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. Hotel Sorolla is located in the pedestrianised area of the old city centre. Valencia's efficient public transport system includes trams, buses, and an underground metro service. Electric buses run throughout the old city centre, connecting many of the tourist attractions. Valencia's historic city centre is best explored on foot, as many of the narrow streets are pedestrianised. National trains depart from the city centre's Estacion del Norte station, and travel to Madrid, Barcelona, and destinations along the coast. Parking is available nearby (surcharge).

Driving directions. From Valencia Airport:
Take the Nacional 3 (N III) and follow signs to the city centre (Centro Cuidad)
The hotel is in front of a bullring in a pedestrian area.