Student Accommodation near University of Valencia

With more than 65,000 students studying across its three main campuses, the University of Valencia is one of the oldest universities in Spain. Because of the high number of students coming to the city, finding the perfect University of Valencia student accommodation is competitive. This is where University Living comes in to rescue you. Until now, we have provided 2 million verified rooms to our students. Moreover, we have assisted 12 million students and provided 65k+ safe properties. With us, one can book accommodations in popular areas such as Blasco Ibáñez, Benimaclet, and Ruzafa.

Some popular student accommodation near the University of Valencia include Salamanca 46, Guillem de Castro, and Papa Alejandro. These student accommodations usually include Wi-Fi, utility bills, and weekly cleaning in the rent. Many also offer premium amenities such as 24/7 keycard security, gyms, quiet study rooms, gaming lounges, cinema rooms, and rooftop swimming pools. For further support, students can also use ULInfinity as they move abroad. These services include international money transfers, flight ticket booking, airport pickup, room essentials kits, and International SIM cards.

As one of the oldest and most respected public universities in Spain, the University of Valencia was founded in 1499. The university is moderately selective with an acceptance rate of around 50-60%. According to the US News Best Global Universities rankings, the university is ranked #3 in Spain. It is ranked #117 in Europe by CWUR. Also recognized as a UNIRANKS Elite University, it is ranked #1 in Spain for subjects such as Law, Management, and Accounting.

While studying here, students can choose from 56 Bachelor’s degrees, 12 Double Bachelor’s programs, and 105 Official Master’s programs. These courses are taught across three major campuses:

• Blasco Ibáñez Campus for Medicine and Humanities

• Tarongers Campus for Social Sciences and Law

• Burjassot-Paterna Campus for Sciences and Engineering

Moreover, some of its subjects are ranked globally, including Remote Sensing (#43), Food Science and Technology (#46), and Agricultural Sciences (#48). Many well-known personalities have studied at the university, including architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava, politician and former Mayor of Madrid Manuela Carmena, former Minister of Development José Luis Ábalos, and former President of the Valencian Government Francisco Camps.

Living in affordable student accommodation near University of Valencia makes the lives of students moving abroad easier. These properties help students make friends from different countries, all while offering a safe, student-friendly, and all-inclusive environment. Accommodation prices here are mostly determined by room type, privacy level, and location. One can easily find student accommodation Valencia starting from €400/month:

Paz

• Address: C/ de la Pau, 32, Ciutat Vella, 46002 València, Valencia, SPAIN

• Proximity & Universities: Around 16 minutes' walk from the University of Valencia

• Property Amenities: Elevator, kitchen. Oven, electronic door lock, on-site maintenance, bedding essentials, iron and ironing board, washing machine.

• Best For: Students and young professionals who want to live in Valencia’s historic city centre with a social community atmosphere.

• Nearby Attractions & Hangout Spots: The Coffee, Parc d’Alfons el Magnanim, El Corte Ingles, Gran Mercat, Cines Lys , and La Almoina Archaeological Museum
  

Nau 14

• Address: C/ de la Nau, 14, Ciutat Vella, 46003 València, Spain

• Proximity & Universities: Located just 16 minutes' walk away from the University of Valencia.

• Property Amenities: Bookshelves, cleaning, storage space, 24/7 emergency services, communal area, windows, window blinds, and a mirror

• Best For: Creative and independent students who enjoy historic surroundings and a balanced student lifestyle.

• Nearby Attractions & Hangout Spots: Pure Coffeine Coffee & Matcha, Trattoria Pizzeria Vecchia Roma, Parc d’Alfons el Magnànim, El Corte Inglés
  

Livensa Living Valencia Viveros

• Address: C/ de Ruaya, 9, 46009 València, Valencia, Spain

• Proximity & Universities: 13 minutes by train from the University of Valencia

• Property Amenities: Air conditioner, bicycle parking, library, rooftop pool, smart TV, private kitchenette, lounge area, rooftop terrace, music room

• Best For: If you are an under-18 student or are searching for peace of mind in terms of security, then you can easily live here.

• Nearby Attractions & Hangout Spots: Viveros Park, Puto Café, Parque de Marchalenes, Gran Alask, Pizzería Sapori di Roma
  

FACULTADES

• Address: Pg. de les Facultats, 1, Algirós, 46021 València, Valencia Spain

• Proximity & Universities: 9 minutes' drive away from the University of Valencia.

• Property Amenities: Bed linen, dining area, terrace, couch, bedside table, study room, co-working area, cleaning, and living area.

• Best For: Students, content creators, and young professionals who want privacy and a productive study environment.

• Nearby Attractions & Hangout Spots: Rocky Road, Ramon Llull Garden, Student Market, Beers and Burros Restaurante Mexicano, Cines Babel
  

Martines Cubells

• Address: Carrer de Martínez Cubells, 6, Ciutat Vella, 46002, SPAIN

• Proximity & Universities: 9 minutes' drive away from the University of Valencia

• Property Amenities: Microwave, washer and dryer, bath towel, oven, bedding essentials, elevator, fan, electronic door lock

• Best For: Students and young professionals who are looking for the comfort of a residence mixed with the freedom of a shared apartment.

• Nearby Attractions & Hangout Spots: Syra Coffee, Cyca revoluta, La pla del remei, Federal Valencia
  

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The average cost of living for students near University of Valencia usually ranges from €640 to €1,448/month. As one of the most affordable student cities in Spain, the overall living costs here are 25% cheaper than in cities like Madrid and Barcelona. To save on monthly expenses, students can easily save money by using the Valenbisi bike-sharing service, which offers yearly passes for less than €30. Or you can also use the SUMA public transport card instead of buying single tickets regularly. Below is the detailed estimated breakdown of the cost of living in Valencia per month:

Students looking to estimate their personalized budget based on their lifestyle and preferred neighborhoods can use the University Living Cost of Living Calculator.

Furthermore, tuition fees at University of Valencia is relatively affordable because the university is publicly funded and supported by the regional government. Fees here is calculated on the basis of number of credits students take each year. Most students who are studying here have around 60 ECTS credits annually. Tuition costs are different for EU/EEA students and international students outside the EU. Below are the details of the same:

Famous for its outdoor lifestyle and beautiful Mediterranean beaches, safe streets and walkable areas, Valencia provides relaxed beachside living. The city also has around 15.5 square meters of green space per person, making it one of the greener cities in Spain. Most of the students living here often find themselves in love with the city because of its sunny weather, cheap public transport, affordable student accommodation Spain and amazing food culture. Valencia is also globally famous as the birthplace of Paella, home to the famous Fallas festival, and the massive 136-hectare Turia Riverbed Park. Following are the best areas for students near University of Valencia:

1. Blasco Ibáñez / Algirós

These are some of the most student-friendly areas near the University of Valencia. They have a lively and youthful atmosphere because several students live here. Shared student apartments here usually cost between €350- €600/month, while all-inclusive PBSAs range from €750 to €1,100/month. The area is located directly beside the UV Blasco Ibáñez and Algirós faculties, so students can reach classes within 10 minutes by walking. From here, Valencia city centre is also around 2 km away and can be reached in about 10 minutes using Metro Line 5. Popular nearby places include Mestalla Stadium, Ayora Park, and the Biblioteca de Ciencias Sociales. The area also has many affordable student bars, tapas, restaurants, bakeries, and fast-food spots like 100 Montaditos and Pans & Company.

 2. Benimaclet

As a creative and artistic neighborhood, it provides a peaceful “village inside the city” kind of feeling. It is popular among international as well as Erasmus students because of its affordable rents. Shared apartments here usually cost between €350-€550/month, while modern coliving spaces range from €600- €950/month. The area is also located around 1 km away from the UV Tarongers and Blasco Ibáñez campuses, which takes around 10 to 15 minutes by walking. Valencia city centre is about 2.5 km away and can be reached in around 12 minutes by tram. Some of the popular places here include Plaza de Benimaclet, local organic markets, and the Espai Benimaclet cultural centre. The area is also famous for independent coffee shops, vegetarian restaurants, alternative pubs, and cafés like Cafe Kaf Cafe.

3. El Cabanyal / Malvarrosa

Both of these areas are known for offering relaxed beachside lifestyle that is close to the Mediterranean Sea. These are known for its colorful fishermen’s houses, wide promenades, and peaceful coastal atmosphere. Traditional apartments here usually cost between €400- €650/ month, while premium beachfront studios and modern residences range from €800- €1,200+/ month. The area is located around 1.5 km from the UV Tarongers campus, which takes about 15 minutes by walking or 7 minutes by tram. Valencia city centre is around 4.5 km away and can be reached in about 20 minutes by metro or bus. Some of the popular attractions here include Las Arenas Beach, Malvarrosa Beach, Marina of Valencia, and Mercado del Cabanyal. Students also enjoy seafood restaurants, beachside cocktail bars, and trendy brunch places like La Fábrica de Hielo.

4. Ruzafa (L'Eixample)

As one of the trendiest and vibrant neighborhoods in Valencia, it is famous for fashion, nightlife, art galleries, and multicultural city life. Rooms in shared apartments here usually cost between €450- €700/month, while luxury apartments and co-living spaces range from €900- €1,300+/month. The area is around 3.5 km away from the main University of Valencia campus and can be reached in about 20 minutes by Metro Line 10. It is also very close to Valencia city centre and is only around 5 to 10-minute walk away. Popular attractions here include Mercado de Ruzafa, Estación del Norte, and local performance venues. The area is also famous for coffee shops like Bluebell Coffee, fusion restaurants, vegan bakeries, and stylish cocktail bars.