AD HOC Monumental

Overview

Built in 1881 and opened as a hotel in 1994, this hotel comprises a total of 28 rooms spread over 5 floors. Guests may make use of the foyer with 24-hour reception desk, a safe and a lift. There is also an air-conditioned à la carte restaurant available for use as well as a café. Furthermore, there are conference facilities near the hotel and a public Internet terminal to be used within the hotel and those arriving by car may take advantage of the public car park that is situated close to the hotel. 24-hour room service and laundry services round off the offerings.

Location

This hotel with historical flair is centrally located between the old town and the pretty park complex in the old, dried-out riverbed of the Río Turia. Links to the public transport network lie in front of the hotel and various shopping venues, restaurants, bars and cafés are to be found about 500 m away. Plenty of museums and monuments as well as a lively nightlife are within easy reach and the nearest beach is approximately 3 km away.

Meals

Guests are able to select their breakfast from the buffet offered. Lunch and evening meals may be taken à la carte and a set menu is also provided at midday.

Payment

American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment.

Short breaks in Valencia

Energetic, cosmopolitan and friendly, all words to describe Spain’s third largest city, Valencia.

Main attractions:

• Plaza del Mercado
• The City of Arts and Sciences
• The Serranos Towers

Ideal for:

• Couples weekends
• Group weekends
• Family holidays

Valencia at a Glance

The coastal Spanish city of Valencia is a cultural goldmine, and perfect for those looking to explore. Spain’s third largest city is sprinkled with a myriad of ancient monuments, years-old architecture and bustling markets, and there are plenty of fun indoor and outdoor activities for the whole family to enjoy.