Our flight arrived very late at night so I booked the Travelodge because it has 24 hour reception and it's a short walk from the airport. The breakfast buffet was pretty good, and although the location is pretty boring, it's right next to the Rosas metro station. If you really wanted to visit Valencia on a tight budget you could travel into the old city each day, a single ticket is 2 euro but cheaper if you get multi-trip tickets.

It would be nice to have a kettle and complimentary tea and coffee in the room, as you would have in a British Travelodge.

Room was comfortable, clean, staff great. Perfect stop on our trip home before the airport with two small children

Plug for the bath....had to improvise with a stacking cup that fitted the plug hole when our 3 year old had a tantrum that there was no plug

The hotel is very conveniently located next to the airport. It is literally just a 10 minute walk once you make it on to the walkway. The hotel was a great temperature both in the lobby and the rooms (good air con). We were met by a very friendly and helpful staff. The breakfast was good. We highly recommend this hotel for either early morning or late night flight departures. Great value for money. Clean basic room with very comfy bed and good water pressure in the shower.

It is a little tricky to find the entrance to the walkway from the airport to the hotel (as many reviews mention), especially in the dark. Perhaps the hotel could collaborate with the airport to get better signage?

We booked to use the room for a few hours before a late evening flight. The receptionist was fast, friendly, and professional, and was able to give us access before 12, which was an unexpected bonus. The room itself, including bathroom, was clean, tidy, and modern. There were adequate power outlets to charge our devices. WiFi was available in the public areas, but being from elsewhere in the EU, we found it more convenient to use our phones 5G data, as it doesn’t cost any more than at home. The bed was comfortable and the room was quiet, allowing us to grab a couple of hours sleep before going out to get food. There are plenty of good, affordable options for food nearby.

I could have done with an extra pillow. There may have been one available from reception, but I didn’t check. This is just nitpicking really though.

We arrived around 1900 on the evening of Spain's catastrophic power failure. Despite chaos with a very unreliable computer and internet connection, and a growing queue of weary and anxious (arriving or hopeful) guests, the Reception staff remained calm, polite and efficient; being as helpful as they could despite the circumstances. The hotel provided WiFi in the Reception lounge, which all guests (and quite a few non-guests, outside the front door) appreciated. Until 2230, when power was restored to the surrounding area, no power was available in rooms. Regardless, they were otherwise clean and comfortable, and the hot-water showers were welcome.

No problems to report - the national power failure was beyond Travelodge's capacity to prevent!

We stayed here for the marathon. We found out the metro was not running due to the floods and asked about a car park. It is £9 a day and secure. Easy to find. This hotel was very clean and friendly. They had a small bar area to order food and drinks 24 hours a day. They offer breakfast but a short walk down the street there is a cafe offering traditional Spanish breakfast (cafe con leche y pan con tomatoe. If the metro was running it is the perfect pace to stay for the marathon with a metro stop just outside the hotel. It should be up and running very soon. Would stay here again.

The metro is not currently running making it more difficult to get into the centre, You can drive or get a bus. It is not the hotel's fault.

We stayed 2 nights as we flew in quite late at night. It was a short walk from the airport to the hotel just past a Lidls. We decided to stay an extra night in order to get our bearings in Valencia. It was a good choice as the Rosas metro is right outside and easy to get into the city. It was half the price we paid for our accommodation in Valencia. The staff were extremely helpful with good English. We didnt eat there but had a few drinks in the bar area at an excellent price. Would highly recommend staying here.

It was perfect. No problems. Maybe they could provide a walking map from the Airport to the hotel when booking rather than use google.

The young man who checked us in was such a pleasure - he was very welcoming, kind, and efficient - it was midnight, but he was fresh and helpful. The room is small but perfectly appointed for our brief one-night stay. The beds, linens, and towels are not luxury, but they are fine - the bed is of good quality, and the lighting in the room and bathroom was excellent. Breakfast was good - fruit, coffee, yogurt, cereals, bread, cheese, and eggs - some meat too, but I don't eat it ;-) It's a two-minute walk to the Rosas metro station! And we walked from the airport to the hotel at midnight - no problems - a well-lit path takes you there - about a 12-minute walk. Very convenient for travelers. The woman who checked us out was equally friendly - as were the cleaning staff in the hallways. Everyone is super-nice at this Travel Lodge.

I had to request a hair dryer. It's probably a better idea to attach one to the wall if you're worried about someone taking it with them.

Great service from all the staff we dealt with. Evening meal in the restaurant was good. Well priced for Valencia. This is often our choice when we need to be in Valencia overnight. The extra cost of taxis is offset by the reasonable cost of the room.

Extra pillows available in the room would be useful. For us the mattress could have been firmer, but that’s personal choice. As far as location, the only off putting thing was the amount of beggars in the entrance to the metro, which is right by the hotel, and usually a plus point when choosing this location. Not the fault of the hotel obviously, but it did put us off using the metro in the evening. This seems to be new, as I’ve stayed there alone before now, and never had any issue with using the metro as a solo female. I would think twice now. The hotel management should consider taking this up with the local authorities.

12 minute walk from bedroom to departures desk. Adjacent to Roses metro so city centre to hotel was €1.50. I arrived early a room was ready and I got checked in at noon. There is free storage for luggage. Very quiet room. Beds comfy and air conditioning free and working. Spacious room with table . Easy check out at 4am staff on duty at reception desk or key drop if preferred. Downstairs bar and coffee lounge area. A Lidl 3 minute walk away or convenience store on opposite side of road. Exactly as needed for me.

One thing only is there is no tea or coffee facilities in the room, however there is a bar downstairs and comfortable lounge where beer or coffee is available at any time.