Los 10 mejores rentales vacacionales de Chulilla

Chulilla is a village in the interior of Valencia that lives for and by climbing and hiking, and its vacation rental offering reflects this. Of the 27 available accommodations, the majority are apartments (14) and vacation homes (11), with an average price of 125 euros per night and a minimum of 87. The average category is around 3.4 stars, so don't expect great luxuries, but rather functional and well-located places to head out to the rock or the river.

To choose an area, first think about your plan. If you come to climb, it's best to stay near the La Ermita sector or the hanging bridge, where there are apartments like APARTAMENTOS GALLACH (LA ERMITA), which leave you at the foot of the route. If you prefer the village, look for houses in the old town, like Casa La Abuela or CASA DEL ARTE, which are two minutes from the bars and the castle. The more remote villas and rural houses, like Casa Rural La Tia Rosa, tend to be on the outskirts or in scattered areas, with more land and tranquility, but you'll need a car for everything. The main difference is that: convenience for climbing or for the village versus space and silence.

As for prices, the months from October to May are the cheapest, except for long weekends and Fallas. In summer they rise somewhat, but not as much as on the coast, and in spring and autumn you'll find the best deals if you book two or three weeks in advance. To get there, the most practical is a car from Valencia via the CV-35 to Losa del Obispo and then the CV-395; there is a bus from Valencia, but with limited frequencies, so if you don't have a vehicle, getting to the climbing sectors or the scattered houses will be complicated. Within the village, everything is done on foot, but for the remote rural houses you definitely need your own transport.

Before booking, check three things: whether the accommodation has heating (in winter it's really cold), whether the kitchen is equipped for cooking (there are few restaurants and many close during the week), and whether access is via a dirt track or paved road, because some rural houses are on paths that are not well signposted. Also check if the price includes bed linen and towels, because in guest houses it's sometimes charged separately, and if there's a security deposit, which is common in this type of rental.