Guest rating 9.2
Casa Naranja Hostel
Valencia, Spain
0.4 km to centre · 4.2 km to beach
Regular price
€20
Price with NEXT PASS
€17
You save €3
View & Book
Spain
Valencia
Beach mornings, old-town evenings, and Spain's friendliest pace.
- Average dorm bed
- €18 / night
- Average private room
- €44 / night
- Partner hostels
- 4
- Best time to go
- April–June and September–October
Valencia in short
Valencia is the city that convinces backpackers to stay an extra week. Spain's third city packs a medieval old town, nine kilometres of sand and a nine-kilometre park built in a drained riverbed into somewhere you can cross by bike in twenty minutes.
It is also where NEXT STOP starts. The first hostels to join the network are here, which means this is the easiest city in Spain to arrive in with a NEXT PASS in your pocket and a bed already sorted.
Founding Partner Hostels in Valencia
Book any of these with a NEXT PASS to unlock the hostel's NEXT STOP rate.
Guest rating 9.0
Turia Riverbed Hostel
Valencia, Spain
1.2 km to centre · 3.8 km to beach
Regular price
€19
Price with NEXT PASS
€16
You save €3
View & BookGuest rating 8.9
Malvarrosa Beach Hostel
Valencia, Spain
3.6 km to centre · 0.2 km to beach
Regular price
€21
Price with NEXT PASS
€18
You save €3
View & BookGuest rating 8.7
El Carmen Backpackers
Valencia, Spain
0.3 km to centre · 4.5 km to beach
Regular price
€18
Price with NEXT PASS
€15
You save €3
View & Book
Why visit Valencia?
Cheaper than Barcelona, warmer than Madrid
Dorm beds, menú del día lunches and metro fares all cost noticeably less than in Spain's two biggest cities.
A park where a river used to be
The Turia Gardens curve right through the centre, so almost everything worth seeing is a flat, traffic-free cycle away.
Paella where it was invented
Valencia is the birthplace of paella, and lunch in a neighbourhood restaurant still costs less than a sandwich elsewhere.
Things to do
City of Arts and Sciences
Santiago Calatrava's white shells look unreal at golden hour, and walking the complex from outside costs nothing.
Mercado Central
One of Europe's biggest covered markets — go before noon, buy fruit, jamón and a horchata, eat it in the square.
El Carmen at night
The old quarter's narrow streets hold most of the city's bars, live music and street art within a ten-minute walk.
Malvarrosa beach
Tram 4 or a twenty-minute cycle takes you from the cathedral to the sand and the seafood restaurants behind it.
What a bed costs in Valencia
Dorm bed
€18
Average across partner hostels, per night
Private room
€44
Two people sharing, per night
Average NEXT PASS saving
€3
Per night, compared with standard rates on major booking platforms.
Prices shown across NEXT STOP are demo figures for this preview build. They illustrate the intended model rather than live availability, and will be replaced with rates from partner hostels before booking opens.
Suggested next stops
Where travellers usually head after Valencia.
Read before you go
- City guide8 min read
Valencia Backpacker Guide
Where to sleep, what a day actually costs, and how to use the park that runs through the middle of the city.
Read guide - City guide9 min read
Barcelona Backpacker Guide
How to see the city without spending a fortune, and which neighbourhoods are worth sleeping in.
Read guide - Budget7 min read
Spain on a Budget
Realistic daily costs by city, plus the habits that make the difference between €40 and €70 a day.
Read guide
NEXT PASS
Already staying at a partner hostel?
Scan the NEXT STOP QR code at reception. Your digital NEXT PASS appears on your phone, and the code unlocks NEXT STOP booking at any partner hostel in Valencia.