It is a complete apartment available to guests, with three large bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom and toilet, fully furnished, air conditioning in the living room and master bedroom
The kitchen has a fridge, electric oven and microwave, as well as enough furniture for the guests.
They also have a washing machine and iron.
They have a high chair in case one of our guests is a baby. Also, they can request a travel cot.
Pets are not allowed
Apartment registered in the Territorial Tourism Service with registration number VT-46643-V

SERVICES AND COMMON AREAS
The apartment has an elevator and the hallway of the property has a ramp suitable for the disabled

ATTENTION TO GUESTS
The hosts live in the same city, as well as their two daughters. In case of need, we would always find the fastest way to serve you. We can serve you in English as well.
OTHERS
Public parking 50 meters away, next to the train station.
Free parking of the owner in the city, but away from the apartment; Ideal if your stay will not depend on your vehicle.

ZONE
We could say that Xàtiva has been expanding on its west side. An imaginary line would split the city in two halves; the southern half would be the old town; the northern half, starting from Alameda Jaume I (where the town hall is located) would be the new zone, where the shops are located. There is also an expansion, produced from the second millennium, west of the city, where we could say that it is more about bedroom apartments.

Our apartment is located in the new area, which, in our opinion, is the best. It is very close to Alameda Jaume I (main avenue), the shops, the train, and also about 10 minutes from the tapas area in the old town. They have a "Mercadona" establishment 100 meters away, and a health center, with a 24-hour emergency service. 300 meters.

They can be in 7 minutes in the cinema of the commercial center or in the polygon, in any of its stores.








WHAT TO DO?
As for tapas, the ideal area is the Plaza del Mercado and surroundings. On Fridays and Saturdays it is full of people.

If you want to go to the cinema, you must go to the mall that is on the outskirts of the city, on the northern part, called "Plaza Mayor". There you will also find restaurants and commercial stores. It is located in a polygon where there are also other large businesses such as Mercadona, Family Cash (gigantic), Kiwoko, Worten, Aki, Maxcolchon, Aldy, Decatlon, etc.

As for the festivities, the main festivities of the town are from August 15 to 20, La Fira d'Agost. You will find attractions, street vendors, outdoor theater and children's entertainment. In September, every week they celebrate their parties, one by one, the neighborhoods of the old town. In December we set up the largest Bethlehem in Spain, in the Alameda Jaume I, which can be visited free of charge inside, and there are also many attractions for children and adults. In March, the Fallas

If you prefer hiking, there are numerous routes that can be found by searching in any web browser. There are also many beautiful villages around us, if you want to do a rural tourism.

On the other hand, if you feel like a beach, you can access the wonderful beaches of our Mediterranean coast in a short space of time.


COMMUNICATIONS
Xàtiva has a train to Valencia very regularly. They usually have a frequency of about 20 minutes. It also connects with Alicante and Murcia. We have trains that stop in our city, at high speed, to Madrid and to Barcelona.

In 35 minutes you can reach the entrance of Valencia by car. If you prefer a beach, you can reach Tavernes, Cullera or Gandia in about 35/45 minutes.



THE CITY OF XÀTIVA
Xàtiva has the charm of being considered a city (and having the facilities that this entails), but also having a small number of residents and a beautiful old town, which makes, in turn, transmit the charm of a town .
The first human settlement of this city takes us to the year 127,000 BC, knowledge that we acquired through the archaeological explorations carried out in the so-called "Black Cova". It was a Roman city and on the Via Augusta, between Cádiz and Rome. Of course, it was also part of the Muslim domination, of which there are vestiges of a palace on the side of the mountain that leads to the castle of the city. Yes, Xàtiva has a beautiful castle, the result of different reconstructions during the periods of its extensive history. The history of this one begins with the Iberian constructions (300 ac), happening through Roman, Arab, and later modifications, after the conquest of Jaume I in Century XIII and also during Century XX. To climb the castle, we recommend the use of the urban train (only for this purpose), whose base is in "La fuente del León", very close to the town hall. If you want to go on foot, to enjoy the wonderful views, remains and hermitages of the mountainside, we recommend good footwear, since many citizens use this route as their daily sports training.
On the slope of this mountain there is one of the oldest churches of the ancient Kingdom of Valencia, "Sant Feliu" dated in 1265 (with an atrium of columns different from each other, from ancient Roman buildings); the Bellveret viewpoint, the remains of the already named Arab palace; the hermitage of Sant Josep (XVIII-XIX); an old refrigerator excavated in rock (XVII-XVIII); the Cova dels Coloms (with an altar and a virgin, where pilgrimages are made)
Xàtiva also has the peculiarity of being the cradle mother of two Christian Popes, both of the same family: Calixto III and his nephew, Alejandro VI. His house is in the Alexander VI plaza, although it can not be visited inside.
In 1591 he saw the birth of the enormous and world-renowned artist of the Baroque genre, the painter José de Ribera, known as El Españoleto (Lo Spagnoletto).