The 11 standard rooms at the Hotel Valencia are exceedingly welcoming.
High-ceilinged with huge mahogany and cedar beams, most of them contain
some original antique furniture as well as reproduction Colonial-style
pieces and a couple have fragments of original eighteenth century mural
paintings. They all have Spanish names (Jijona, Gandia, Valencia, etc.)
and are decorated with Spanish memorabilia and old photographs of
festivals all over the Iberian peninsula. The bathroom facilities are
not luxurious ? shower rooms and loos in separate tiled cubicles off the
main rooms with basin units actually within the rooms ? but standard
rooms at the Valencia are outstanding value for their relatively low
prices and there?s almost always a waiting list for bookings. All of the
standard rooms are twin bedded.The three junior suites at the Valencia
are named Alicante, Castellón and Alzira and all of them overlook Calle
Oficios, Havana?s oldest street. The towering double doors to their
balconies, vast sleeping areas, high ceilings, generous seating spaces
and colonial furniture all emphasise the sense of history that permeates
this wonderful old building.