HUSA HOTELES

Located in a wealthy area of Valencia city centre, next to Plaza Cánovas, this superb location makes Hotel Husa Dimar the perfect meeting place for both business and leisure guests. Surrounded by the best shops and restaurants in Valencia, and a few steps away from the City of Arts and Sciences and the Palau de la Música concert hall. The New Husa Dimar was completely refurbished in 2009. Its exclusive design will captivate its guests.

Parking spaces may be available in a car park that is very close to the hotel. Conference rooms. Fitness and sauna.

Rooms:

The hotel's 96 rooms and suites are equipped with free tea and coffee-making facilities, minibar, digital and satellite TV, large safees with sufficient space to store a laptop…

Services:

Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the hotel in rooms and communal areas.

Destination: Valencia

Valencia has many faces, all of them interesting and full of beauty. On one hand there is the city's impressive old town, which invites you to venture inside medieval stone buildings, with the Santa María Cathedral, right in the heart of the city, the Miguelete Tower and the Micalet (cathedral tower) built in a gothic style typical of the Levante region, the Puerta de Serranos one of the gates in the ancient city wall or the Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange) or the Mercaderes (Merchants Market), listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On the other hand, Valencia has its surprising futuristic side, with the City of Arts and Sciences, whereas a visit to theValencia Institute of Modern Art (IVAM) will immerse you in twentieth century art.

A little further out are marvellous landscapes, including Malvarrosa Beach, with its impressive maritime neighbourhood and its Costa de Azahares (orange blossom coast), or the Albufera Natural Park, 10 km to the south of the city. Discover the protected flora and fauna in this natural environment and the impressive rice fields next to the beauty of the wetlands, with one of the largest lakes in Spain. Other natural spaces in this rich area are the Rafalell y Vistabella marshland and the Huerta Valenciana (Valencia's horticultural area), where cereal, olives and vines have been cultivated since the Middle Ages.