This AirBnb is on like 10-15 minutes walking distance from the beach. In between there are some nice local cafés and restaurants to have breakfast, coffee (cortados!), lunch and dinners. Close to the beach there is like this boulevard of restaurants and shops. They are very used to tourists and the food is not everywhere that local. Except for the zillion options for paella ofcourse.
What I normally like the most about AirBnb is that it's really personal. We haven't met the owner and we had contact with Sara who arranges everything. During our time we have never met them because they had this keyholder with a code at the door so we could pick up the keys ourselves. During our time in Valencia we had some contact with Sara because she was supposed to arrange a taxi with fixed price from the airport. Unfortunately she forgat that because apparantely around that time she had a lot of other guest arriving as well. We had too much luggage to easily travel with the metro or bus so we stepped in to a taxi ourselves. Luckily there are a lot of taxi's at the airport and the price didn't differ that much. Later that week the sun blind broke down and we contacted Sara. This was fixed within a few hours. We asked Sara if we could leave our luggage somewhere on the last day but she never got back to us about that.
This apartment is quite comfortable. Though the bathroom is really close to the bed and doesn't have a door. There is a small curtain. I went with a friend and we found it a bit awkward to go the toilet sometimes. Maybe if you are going here with your partner or by yourself it doesn't matter.
The kitchen is fine and has some basics to prepare a simple breakfast/lunch/dinner. The terrace is nice to have since it's really hard to find a place that has a balcony or a terrace. It's nice to have breakfast or have a wine on the terrace. The terrace could use a good sweep. It looked like someone shaved their head (let's hope head) there because there were quite some small black hairs on one side of the terrace.
We went end of september and it was quite peacefull most of the time. There were some constructors but that didn't really bother us as most of the day we were away. The locations is really close to the beach so if that's what you are looking for then this is a great place. There are quite some options to take a metro or bus to the center. We hired a bike but for us as Dutch people who are used to cycling we felt that Valencia is not quite ready to have cyclists in their city. Keep your eyes open at all times even if the light is green.