Boutique Hotels in Xàtiva

Located in Xàtiva and with Cullera Lighthouse reachable within 50 km, Casa Aldomar provides a tour desk, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and a terrace.

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Allan

From

United Kingdom

Good location and good breakfast. It was great to get information about where to go in the vicinity from the staff.

Located in Xàtiva’s old town, this boutique hotel has views of Xàtiva Castle from its rooms located in higher floors. It offers a 24-hour reception and stylish rooms with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen...

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Romy

From

Germany

Great and fair priced breakfast in a separate backyard two minutes away. We had the suite 103 and loved the huge bath tub and the additional shower opportunity. The bed was very comfortable and had just a thin sheet on it. It was Perfect even with the ac on through the whole night. An extra crib was put in our room for us.

Mont-Sant Hotel is located on the mountain which leads to Xàtiva Castle, where the Borgias were born. It is a boutique hotel with a swimming pool.

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ivana

From

Slovakia

We loved the pool and the environment full of nature

Offering free Wi-Fi, the stylish Las Coles Apartasuites is set in an 18th-century building.

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Michele

From

Spain

Great size studio with good kitchen area and large shower room. Large comfy bed with large windows opening onto little balconies. Plenty storage room for clothes.

Hotel La Sitja - Adults only features a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Benisoda. This 2-star hotel offers a tour desk and luggage storage space.

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Dmitrii

From

Spain

Exceptionally clean, friendly and beautiful. My wife had birthday and Antonio and Lola (who are the owners) prepared the room perfectly with my request and by their warm greeting. The hotel and room are cozy and very quiet. The kitchen is delicious, we’ve tried salmon and dorada. Both had restaurant serving and taste. We’ve been in different places around the world, but this is gonna stay as exceptional in our hearts. Thank you very much Antonio and Lola