Andrieu does the Bookings for his father Paco. They both speak good English and are very helpful.
The house is on 3 floors so you will have steps to climb. The house is very old and has been totally restored. It is quite unique being a proper house right in the centre of the historic city.
Paco is very kind and will explain where you can go if you ask him. He told us about the Silk traders hall close to the central market which was amazing. The ceramics museum is worth a visit too as also like a place.
Tip if you are a pensioner take ID or your passport to get free or discounted entry to many museums. The ceramic one was free.
We only regret not hiring bikes from across the street for 3 hours to cycle along the Turia park down to the museums of arts and sciences which are stunning. Like the Sydney opera house only newer.
We walked and caught a 65 bus back to nearby.
The metro is easy from the airport and Colon stop isn’t far from Pacos house. You couldn’t be in a better location. The church clock stops bonging between midnight and 8 am luckily so all is quiet at night.Paco recommended a nearby restaurant which is so busy you have to book it. Paella dishes to suit all tastes. La Riua.
We would stay there again. It was lovely.