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Best hotels in Puig, Spain

Hotel Ronda II

rates from

EUR 34

Address: Avenida Músico Julio Ribelles, 15, El Puig
0.3 km from Puig center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 55 guests: 7.5

Enjoy hearty lunches in the Ronda's cafe and buffet meals in the restaurant. … Prices, discounts & booking

Hotel Borja

rates from

EUR 19

Address: Progres, 35, El Puig
0.2 km from Puig center
Hotel rating from 92 guests: 8.2

Air-conditioned rooms at the family-run Hotel Borja have a balcony, TV and work desk. … Prices, discounts & booking

VALHOTEL RTL El Puig

rates from

EUR 32

Address: Camino del mar, s/n, El Puig
2.6 km from Puig center
Hotel rating from 85 guests: 8.1

Featuring tiled floors and wooden furniture, each room is air conditioned and heated. … Prices, discounts & booking

Hotel Casbah

rates from

EUR 35

Address: Avenida Musico Julio Ribelles, 13, El Puig
0.3 km from Puig center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 120 guests: 8.1

The hotel is only 800 metres from El Puig Train Station, which offers direct links to Valencia. … Prices, discounts & booking

Pensión Ronda

rates from

EUR 23

Address: Julio Ribelles Nº 5, El Puig
0.4 km from Puig center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 45 guests: 7.8

Guests can use the restaurant and cafe-bar situated in the Hotel Ronda, just a few metres away in the same street. … Prices, discounts & booking

Puzol Singular Stays

rates from

EUR 148.5

Address: Barranc del Puig 12, Puzol
2.9 km from Puig center

Puzol Singular Stays is located within 200 metres of a wide variety of shops, bars and restaurants serving typical Valencian food. … Prices, discounts & booking

Hotel Ronda I

rates from

EUR 29.75

Address: Avenida Musico Julio Ribelles, 9, El Puig
0.4 km from Puig center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 120 guests: 7.4

Kick start your day with a buffet-style breakfast in the hotels cafeteria, before heading into the centre of Valencia, by car or public transport. … Prices, discounts & booking

RealRent Puebla Marina

rates from

EUR 49

Address: Cantarrana, 3, Puebla de Farnals
3.3 km from Puig center
Hotel rating from 59 guests: 7.8

There is a supermarket only 100 m from the apartments, and the Bus Station is 500 m away. … Prices, discounts & booking

Sant Pere Apartment

rates from

EUR 30

Address: San Pedro, 4, Puzol
2.9 km from Puig center
Hotel rating from 41 guests: 6.9

Sant Pere Apartment is just a 5-minute drive from Puçol Beach and Serra Calderona Nature Reserve.The… Prices, discounts & booking

Camping Puzol

rates from

EUR 70

Address: Cami Riu Turia, 3, Puzol
3.2 km from Puig center

You can visit Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences as well as the city's historic town and the Cathedral. … Prices, discounts & booking

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Travel guide to the famous neighbour of Puig - Valencia

Valencia topics

Every year Valencia hosts a huge "fire" festival called Fallas Festival. The event starts on March 14 and lasts five days. Mass festivities are confined to even an older holiday - the Day of St. Joseph known as a patron saint of Valencia. That holiday was celebrated in the medieval period. The holiday got its present name not long ago. Fallas comes from the Latin word «fax», which means “a torch”.

Even a few centuries ago local residents praised the city's patron saint and celebrated the long-awaited arrival of spring. As a rule, such celebrations were accompanied by entertaining folk festivals and lots of delicious food. Traditionally, during the celebration people were encouraged to burn unnecessary old items. First of all the locals got rid of old candlesticks and various kinds of stands. They became simply unimportant as the duration of daylight increased because of spring.

Modern holiday has changed a lot and it has got many new traditions and customs. Nowadays chandeliers are not widely used and many people simply cannot part with their belongings easily, so during the modern festival are burnt huge figures made of papier-mâché. Skillful masters work for several months over their creation. During the festival these huge figures and beautiful compositions can be easily seen in every district of Valencia. On the last day of the festival, when darkness falls on the city, both locals and visitors gather in the city’s squares in order to watch the ritual of burning these figures.
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