The Hotel Primus Valencia is located in the City of Arts and Sciences, a magnificent project that houses an opera house, an arts complex, an IMAX cinema, a planetarium, a science museum, an oceanographic park and an aquarium. The rooms, some with their own balcony, are tastefully decorated with hickory wood floors, designer furniture, and works of art that stand out against the white walls, while the large windows create expanses of light that brighten up the entire room. The hotel has a private garden and a panoramic terrace.
EVENTS The elegant and versatile interior, magnificent gardens and exquisite cuisine make the Hotel Primus Valencia a superb place to organize any event, whether family celebrations, weddings, presentations, or meetings. The Hotel Primus Valencia has seven different areas from which you will find the one that best suits the needs of your event. GOURMET In keeping with the hotel’s unique design, the kitchen offers an approach that is both different and attractive with meticulously presented dishes and products of the highest quality. In the Menorca XII restaurant you can sample delicious dishes. In the Lounge Bar you can enjoy a quick meal or a drink.
WELLNESS Urban Spa: The ultra-modern spa houses a dynamic pool, a cold plunge pool, a Jacuzzi, a Finnish sauna and Turkish bath, plus a fully-equipped gym.
Rooms
Double Room Modern, quiet rooms, all of which are exterior and designed and equipped to ensure the utmost in comfort, thanks to the high quality materials and fabrics, which are both modern and elegant at the same time. All rooms come with double or twin beds, and are decorated in a modern style using relaxing white and ochre shades, where the floor and hickory furnishings add a touch of elegance.
Junior Suite This Junior Suite has a lounge and plasma TV. The bathroom includes a hydro-massage shower and a full complement of bath products. The suite offers views of the City of Arts and Sciences.
Family Room This room type consists of two interconnecting rooms. Modern, quiet rooms, all of which are exterior and designed and equipped to ensure the utmost in comfort, thanks to the high quality materials and fabrics, which are both modern and elegant at the same time. All rooms come with double or twin beds, and are decorated in a modern style using relaxing white and ochre shades, where the floor and hickory furnishings add a touch of elegance.
Meeting rooms
m2
TEAT
ESC
COCK.
BANQ
EN 'U'
SCALA
69
48
30
24
32
22
FENICE
73
56
36
24
32
22
BOLSHOI
58
32
18
18
-
12
COLISEUM
201
180
100
-
100
66
LES ARTS
41
-
-
-
16
-
METROPOLITAN 2
60
50
-
50
-
15
METROPOLITAN 3
29
20
-
20
-
8
METROPOLITAN 2+3
89
90
30
90
56
20
OPERA
364
300
200
350
220
-
Getting there
From the airoport/V-11, join A-3, followed by Av Av.De Cid/CV-3663 and exit to Av. de las tres cruces, at the roundabout take the 2nd exit at South Boulevard and continue on Av del Pianista Martinez C , continue along Av. del Actor Antonio Ferrandis. Take the 4th exit off the roundabout towards C / Pintor Maella and turn right onto C / Luis Bolinches Compañ and turn right.
Airport: 15 km
Center: 3 km
Fair Center: 16 km
Train: 3 km
Bus: 200 m
Tube: 1,5 km
Harbour: 1,3 km
Destination: Valencia
Valencia is one of the most ancient cities on the Mediterranean coast and this year plays host to the America’s Cup. Valencia offers a wide array of shops, cultural events and attractions, cinemas and theatres, museums, music venues and businesses.
Valencia became a modern city with the opening of the City of Arts and Sciences in 1998. It is Europe’s biggest cultural centre, which is a perfect blend of art, science and nature, and a showcase for the world-renowned, groundbreaking design of the architects Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela.
Valencia is also one of Europe’s busiest trade fair and congress cities. The Museo de las Artes y de las Ciencias comprises four areas: the Museo de las Ciencias “Príncipe Felipe” which hosts temporary and permanent exhibitions about science and cutting-edge technology. L´Hemisfèric, an eye-shaped construction which has an IMAX cinema, the Palacio de las Artes and L’Oceanogràfic.
The Cathedral – which is mainly Gothic in style – and its bell tower, the Miguelet (which stands almost 51 metres tall and has over 200 steps), are some of the city’s best- known landmarks. The climb to the top is well worth it as it boasts splendid views of Valencia. La Lonja de la Seda (a 15th-century Gothic building, the city’s former Silk Exchange, and a World Heritage Site), the IVAM (Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno) and the Museo de Bellas Artes San Pío V, are some of the city’s most important buildings.
Valencia is also known throughout the world for its signature dish, the paella, which is a perfect and balanced combination of garden produce, seafood and meat. The streets of Valencia offer a great shopping experience with unique traditional shops selling handcrafted goods as well as fans, crochet work, ceramics from Manises and clothes.
Valencia is one of the most ancient cities on the Mediterranean coast and this year plays host to the America’s Cup. 
