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The furniture in the hotel room, the bathroom is really old. Always feel that the service staff is not professional enough, as a 5 star hotel should be well trained. Because during the epidemic, the swimming pool has to be reserved, the swimming pool reception is a bit rude. Unsuitable guests come to swim, sometimes because the number of people is full, even in-house guests can not use the swimming pool. I feel that the hotel is not very suitable for this arrangement. There is also a little bit of update in the hotel, such as changing carpets, brushing the wall near the hotel elevator, if construction, some rooms should be closed and not booked, but the hotel does not seem to have a plan at all, the whole corridor is gray, arrange the guests to take the freight ladder. In short, I feel that this hotel is like a five-star appearance, and the service management is really not very good.

The location is superb. You can definitely see the sunrise on the sea in the morning. There is no obstruction. The sandy beaches outside are also very beautiful and well maintained. But the hotel facilities are a bit old, the bathroom rooms are relatively small, but there seems to be no better option. This is already the most expensive hotel in the entire area. Things are delicious. After all, Valencia, the birthplace of paella, is better overall than Barcelona.

My sister and I have just returned from a four night stay in the Helen Berger. This is a small hotel situated about five minutes walk from the old town of Valencia. The rooms are modern, with lovely bathrooms. Huge credit to the cleaning staff as they maintain the rooms to an exceptional standard. The reception staff are very friendly and efficient. Special mention to Daniel... It is an expensive hotel. Costing almost €190 per night without breakfast. That said you will enjoy a stay here very much. The bar/restaurant is very popular with both guests and locals which is always a good sign. Perhaps a little noisy when early morning deliveries are being made... Overall we had a really nice stay in a really nice hotel.

I read comments from someone who complained about everything that if the elevators were slow, if the air conditioning if there was little hygiene…. Let's see, I'm not saying that there can't be a specific case, but for example, it seemed great to me, for the weekend I've been. As there are more than 12 floors, it is normal for the elevators to stop like in El Corte Inglés, but nothing is a problem, perfect hygiene, the bathroom accessories are all fabulous. The weather was more than enough, we are in August with a heat wave and I have slept with a sabanita…. There is a children's games service, the pool without anyone grilling you in case you have something to drink there, the parking directly to the room and the cafeteria in the hall is a luxury. So for my part I would return and if it helps you I think you will not regret it.

This is a fantastic hotel for a long weekend break. Very friendly staff, quiet and comfortable rooms and ideally situated for the old town. The spa was great, too. Highly recommended. The staff were very good at recommending other places to visit, not least an Irish pub round the corner when we wanted to watch the Euro 22 final. All in all, this is a place with a very good vibe. The prices are reasonable for a hotel of this quality.

Great hotel, well decorated, right by the sea. Free parking at the door, check-in is not peak season, very cost-effective. If the house price is around 300 euros in summer, it is super cost-effective to stay at this time. recommended stay

The hotel is close to the old town and within a 10-minute walk you can reach the central square, Valencia Bullring, and North Railway Station. The hotel rooms are clean and hygienic, the front desk service is enthusiastic, pointing out the sights in the old town of Valencia, it is recommended to go to the City of Arts and Sciences; the hotel breakfast is relatively simple in Western style.

The room or suite was very spacious and very clean. Panoramic views from the very large window - but no balcony. The bathroom was a fair size but could get very slippy and no gripping for showering which could be a problem for elderly or less mobile guests. The breakfast was buffet style. There was some choice in cereals, toast, bacon, ham, cheese, fresh orange juice and a drinks machine for tea, coffee and hot chocolate. I would have preferred more egg choices such as scrambled. The downside was the loud music from an open air nightclub nearby. This would go on until 3am. Staff, with one exception, who worked in the restaurant were nice and friendly.