Santo Tomasso
Calle de la Corretgeria 47, on our street
Authentic Italian cooking, a stone’s throw from the front door.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Discover Valencia, Spain
A city to discover by day, and a quiet place to come back to.

Valencia rewards curiosity. Climb the Micalet for the view across the cathedral rooftops, lose an hour among the stalls of the Mercado Central, follow the old riverbed, now nine kilometres of gardens, as it winds through the city. Then come back somewhere calm, close the door and let the day settle.
Our Valencia stays are made for both halves of the day: the discovering, and the coming back.

All three apartments together, for groups of up to 8. Booked directly with us.
Blue Boutique is in Ciutat Vella, the old town, about two minutes’ walk from the Cathedral.

Sleeps 2 · Private balcony · Stairs only
Two levels above the street. Common building entrance.
4.91 · 160 reviews · Guest favourite

Sleeps 2 · Private balcony · Stairs only
One level above the street. Common building entrance.
4.9 · 160 reviews · Guest favourite

Sleeps 4 · Step-free · Patio
At street level. Private entrance.
4.81 · 67 reviews
Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque in one building. Climb the bell tower’s 207 steps for the best view over the old town.
The old silk exchange, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the finest civil Gothic buildings in Europe.
One of Europe’s great fresh-food markets, under a modernista dome of iron, glass and ceramic.
Shop for the ingredients with a chef at the Mercado Central, then cook a traditional Valencian paella together, tasting local wines along the way.
The González Martí museum, inside the rococo Palacio del Marqués de Dos Aguas: the place to see centuries of Valencian tilework and lustreware.
Nine kilometres of gardens in the old riverbed, from the Bioparc to the City of Arts and Sciences. Best by bike.
Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela’s white, futuristic complex at the end of the Turia gardens, home to the Oceanogràfic aquarium.
Europe’s largest aquarium, with sharks, belugas and dolphins, set in Félix Candela’s water-lily buildings at the City of Arts and Sciences. Allow half a day.
Medieval lanes and towers by day in El Carmen; cafés and late dinners by night in Ruzafa.
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Wide city beaches and the old fishermen’s quarter of El Cabanyal, with its tiled facades, a short tram or bike ride away.
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Rice fields and a freshwater lagoon just south of the city. Take a wooden boat out at sunset, then stay for a proper paella in El Palmar.
Every March (15–19), giant satirical monuments fill the streets, including Calle de la Corretgeria, before they are burned on the final night. Expect crowds, music and fireworks.
Our own picks, loved by our guests and their families, most of them a short walk from Blue Boutique. Found somewhere we should add? Tell us. Opening days change with the seasons, so check before you go.
Calle de la Corretgeria 47, on our street
Authentic Italian cooking, a stone’s throw from the front door.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)C/ dels Assaonadors 10, right across from Blue Boutique
A Mediterranean favourite right on our doorstep.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Carrer dels Adreçadors 10, 4 minutes’ walk
Nikkei cooking that brings the flavours of Peru and Japan together.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Carrer dels Abaixadors 2
Known for its fish and rice dishes: a good place to try a Valencian arroz.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Carrer de Mossèn Femades 10
A feast of shellfish and seafood.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Carrer de la Pau 30
Excellent Mediterranean cooking and a great-value set menu.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Plaza del Patriarca
Excellent cooking with a very good-value set menu.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Calle Conde de Altea 31
Italian food with a lively night-time atmosphere.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Plaza de Santa Catalina 6
Valencia’s classic horchatería, pouring for about two centuries behind its tiled facade, a short walk from Blue Boutique. Order a cold horchata with fartons for dipping.
Find on Google Maps (opens Google Maps in a new tab)March to May
Warm days and the Turia gardens in flower. Las Fallas takes over the city from 15 to 19 March, with a monument right on Blue Boutique’s street: unforgettable, loud and busy, so book early.
June to August
A guaranteed sunny summer vibe: beach days at La Malvarrosa and late dinners outside. Some traditional restaurants close for part of August. La Tomatina is held in nearby Buñol at the end of August.
September to November
Still warm, with the sea at its best in September and fewer visitors: one of our favourite times in the city.
December to February
Mild and bright, often around 17°C by day, with quiet streets, and Christmas lights and nativity scenes in December.
Ask about dates, an apartment or the best time to come. Sol answers in English and Andres in Spanish, always within 12 hours.