Hotel Nalu Valencia is located just a stone’s throw from the historic Plaza del Ayuntamiento, in the beating heart of the city.
This privileged location allows its visitors to enjoy easy access to the main points of interest, an emblematic place surrounded by historic buildings, exclusive shops and a variety of restaurants offering the best of local and international cuisine.
Valencia is a destination that perfectly combines culture, tradition and modernity. It is a cultural mosaic where the traces of Romans, Visigoths, Muslims and Christians intertwine.
Our location in the heart of Valencia’s historic centre puts us within walking distance of some of the city’s most emblematic sites. Right next door, you will find the Valencia Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic architecture; the Central Market, one of the oldest markets in Europe where you can sample the freshest local produce; and the Plaza de la Reina, a place full of life and atmosphere. Our privileged location makes NALU Valencia Boutique Rooms the perfect place for those wishing to explore Valencia and immerse themselves in its rich history and culture. If you are looking for a place where comfort meets authenticity, NALU Valencia Boutique Rooms is undoubtedly your best choice.
Valencian gastronomy is a delight for the senses. With emblematic dishes such as paella, Valencia has earned a prominent place in the culinary world. In addition, we cannot forget the horchata, turrones and typical sweets such as fartons. Valencia’s cuisine is an experience not to be missed. Enjoy your meal!
Valencia es una región rica en tradiciones que reflejan su historia y cultura únicas. Una de las más conocidas es la celebración de las Fallas, famosas por sus impresionantes monumentos artísticos de cartón piedra y madera, que se plantan en las calles y plazas para luego ser quemados en la espectacular «la cremà».
One of the most iconic examples of Valencian architecture is the Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange), declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This majestic Gothic building is a testament to the wealth and prosperity of Valencia during the Middle Ages.
The Miguelete, the bell tower of Valencia Cathedral, is another architectural landmark. The Cathedral itself, known as La Seu, combines Gothic, Romanesque and Baroque styles.
The modernist influence also left a deep mark on Valencia, especially visible in the Central Market and the Estación del Norte.
The 21st century brought with it a new era of architectural innovation in Valencia, exemplified by the City of Arts and Sciences. This futuristic complex, designed by Santiago Calatrava, includes iconic structures such as the Hemisfèric, the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum, the Oceanogràfic and the Agora. Its avant-garde design and flowing lines have put Valencia on the map of contemporary architecture worldwide.
The Palau de la Generalitat, the seat of the regional government, is another architectural landmark that combines Gothic and Renaissance elements, showing the evolution of the style over the centuries. Its façade and interior courtyards are a clear reflection of the power and historical importance of the institution it houses.
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From Nalu Valencia Boutique Rooms, we inform you that during the months of December 2024, January and February 2025, we will be carrying out improvement works in the passageway and the entrance of the adjoining building. The works will be carried out from Monday to Friday from 9:00h to 18:00h.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
