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We booked last minute; not expecting much at this price point; But, the Property Surprised us. Very friendly staff, huge rooms, terrace, sea view and to top it all, a very nice buffet breakfast. The parking even has Charging stations for Electric/ Hybrid vehicles. The room we Got had a Beautiful View of the Seas and the sunrise.

Cullera is a great place to visit if you want to be immersed in the Spanish way of life. It is particularly good for anyone learning to speak the language as English is not widely spoken. It has a huge beach which is very safe. The promenade is long and lined with a variety of bars and restaurants. There are many cafes and restaurants in the streets behind the beach area well worth a visit. There is a wonderful tourist train which runs from the beach to the castle for 7 euros. Fantastic views from the castle which is also within walking and driving distance. The people are friendly and very supportive of attempts to speak Spanish. Will definitely return!!

We were very impressed of the cleanest of the entire town. And we thought it was a very safe place. We saw police car all the time around. instead on the last night in the town our rent car was damaged. Someone flat our tire and a near car the same plus gasoline tank was emptied. Another night drunk people were walking on the middle of the streets:( This will leave a bit of sour thoughts about the area.

Cullera is a lovely village near Valencia, good public transport with bus and train to go the city. Excellent Aquatic park for the kids (and adults). Nice Castle to visit during your stay and some priceless views if you like hill walking in Cap Blanc with lovely views of the coast on one side and Valencia on the other. We ate in many places, but I highly recommend Restaurante Los Olivos for paellas and traditional dishes, As Valencian myself, I couldn't fault their Arroz a Banda for fish lovers and the more traditional Chicken Paella. Perla Negra is a good spot away from the crowds to have a cocktail. If you want more action El Raco is the place with plenty of people (mostly spanish) walking on the promenade and restaurants and shops

the hotel had lovely big rooms but the mattress was very hard which gave me a poor sleep but the staff tried to remedy the problem but as all the mattress's where the same. we ate in the Hotel but the choice was limited unlike the photo's on booking.com which make out its amazing. all the staff where pleasnt and helpful

Cullera is a typical Mediterranean coastal town with a nice beach. Being a Monday, most local restaurants weren’t open. Those who did open start after 8.00pm. It was a transit point for us heading to Northern Spain & France.