Hilton Valencia

Hilton Valencia was a Hilton-branded hotel and skyscraper in Valencia, Spain. The property, also known as Torre Hilton and Hotel Hilton in Valencia, was completed in 2006. Its tower contains 35 floors and reaches approximately 117 metres, making it the tallest skyscraper in Valencia according to the referenced Wikipedia article. The building formed part of Hilton Hotels during its operation as Hilton Valencia. The property was positioned as an urban hotel serving visitors to Valencia, with the scale and vertical format of the tower distinguishing it from smaller city lodging properties. The available reference material identifies the building as a hotel but does not provide a detailed account of its room inventory, restaurants, meeting facilities, ownership structure, opening event, management agreement, or financial performance. Accordingly, those details remain unspecified. Hilton Valencia ceased operating under the Hilton name after the property was taken over and renamed Hotel Melia Valencia. The building itself remained standing and continued to be used as an office building after the hotel rebranding. This means the Hilton Valencia name is best understood as a former property-level hotel identity rather than a currently operating hotel brand. The building remains an identifiable part of Valencia's skyline, while its association with Hilton is historical.

Hilton Valencia was the former name of a hotel property in Valencia, Spain, located in a 35-storey tower commonly referred to as Torre Hilton. The building was completed in 2006 and rises approximately 117 metres. During its hotel operation, it was associated with Hilton Hotels and was known as Hilton Valencia or Hotel Hilton in Valencia. The property occupied a prominent position in Valencia's built environment. Its height and scale made it a notable landmark, and the referenced Wikipedia article identifies it as the tallest skyscraper in Valencia. The available source does not provide a detailed chronology of construction, development, financing, hotel opening, room capacity, architectural authorship, or operational management. No verified founding date for the hotel identity is therefore recorded separately from the building's 2006 completion. Hilton Valencia operated as a hotel under the Hilton name for a period after completion. The source material does not establish the precise duration of Hilton's operation or provide detailed information about its accommodation products, restaurants, conference facilities, employment, or guest services. It is therefore more accurate to describe the property through its known physical and brand history than to infer a complete hotel-service profile. The Hilton-branded operation later ended when the property was taken over and renamed Hotel Melia Valencia. The tower itself was not demolished or abandoned: it remained standing and continued to be used as an office building. The change removed Hilton Valencia from the active Hilton hotel portfolio and transformed the name into a historical designation for the building's earlier hotel phase. The available references do not specify the exact year of the takeover, the legal owner, the terms of the rebranding, or the current operating arrangement under the Melia name.

• 2006

  Tower completed

  [1]Hilton Valenciaen.wikipedia.org

  The 35-storey tower associated with Hilton Valencia was completed. It reaches approximately 117 metres and is identified as Valencia's tallest skyscraper in the referenced article.

• Hilton operation ended

  [1]Hilton Valenciaen.wikipedia.org

  The property was taken over and renamed Hotel Melia Valencia, ending its operation under the Hilton Valencia name.

• Building continued in non-Hilton use

  [1]Hilton Valenciaen.wikipedia.org

  After the Hilton rebranding ended, the building remained standing and continued to be used as an office building.

A large-scale urban business and visitor hotel housed in one of Valencia's prominent skyscrapers.

• Hotel accommodation

  Hilton Valencia hotel accommodation

  The property's principal offering during its Hilton-branded period was hotel accommodation in a high-rise urban setting in Valencia. The available reference confirms the hotel identity but does not provide verified details about room categories, amenities, food and beverage outlets, or service standards.

• Hospitality services

  Meeting and event facilities

  The property was positioned as a substantial city hotel and may have served business and event visitors, but the supplied reference does not document specific meeting rooms, capacities, packages, or event products. This entry records the general service category only and should not be read as confirmation of particular facilities.

• Rebranding from Hilton Valencia to Hotel Melia ValenciaStrategy

  Background

  The hotel property was taken over after operating under the Hilton name. The available reference does not state the commercial or ownership circumstances behind the change.

  Action taken

  The property ceased using the Hilton Valencia identity and was renamed Hotel Melia Valencia.

  Aftermath

  Hilton Valencia became a former hotel identity. The tower remained in place and continued to be used as an office building, according to the referenced article.

  Source

1. 1Hilton Valenciaen.wikipedia.org