Housing near UV Valencia
Tracing its origins to 1499, the Universitat de València is one of the oldest universities in Spain and one of its largest, with around 45,000 students across the humanities, sciences, health, law and the social sciences. Its historic Blasco Ibáñez campus sits in the Algirós district in the east of the city, alongside the Tarongers campus for law and economics and the science campus in Burjassot. The Blasco Ibáñez site is the heart of student life, in a lively quarter close to the centre and the beach.
According to the Spotahome Rent Index 2026, these are the available accommodation in Valencia options and their average price by property type.
| Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
|---|---|---|
| Rooms in Valencia | +3,600 | 450 € |
| Apartments in Valencia | +1,000 | 1,550 € |
| Studios in Valencia | +550 | 992 € |
| Residences in Valencia | 43 | 949 € |
Best neighbourhoods near the Universitat de València
These are the four areas closest to the Blasco Ibáñez campus, chosen for their proximity to the university and the amount of accommodation available nearby:
- Algirós: the campus's own district, the university quarter packed with students, halls and shared flats, with the friendliest prices. Apartments in Algirós average around 1,600 €, while shared rooms sit close to 425 €.
- El Pla del Real: an elegant district between the campus and the centre, home to Mestalla and leafy avenues. Apartments in Mestalla average around 1,750 €, with rooms near 444 €.
- Benimaclet: a former village turned lively student neighbourhood just north, with a strong young scene and good value. Apartments in Benimaclet average around 1,699 €, with rooms near 420 €, the lowest of the four.
- Camins al Grau: a practical, well-connected district toward the sea, with a large rental pool. Apartments in Ayora, in Camins al Grau, average around 1,600 €, with rooms near 475 €.
Across these four neighbourhoods there are more than 1,400 properties available near the Universitat de València, and every Spotahome listing is fully furnished and ready to move into the day you arrive.
What you should know about the Universitat de València
The UV is a comprehensive public university teaching the full range of disciplines, with most teaching in Valencian and Spanish and a growing offer of degrees and master's in English. As one of Spain's largest universities, it has a vast, international student community, so the surrounding Algirós and Benimaclet areas are thoroughly geared toward students. The Blasco Ibáñez campus has faculties, libraries and sports facilities, with the centre, the Turia gardens and the beach all a short tram or metro ride away. For faculties, dates and admissions, the official Universitat de València website is the best reference.
Erasmus Life at the Universitat de València and in Valencia
The UV is one of Spain's most popular Erasmus destinations, with hundreds of partner universities and a huge incoming exchange community each year, coordinated through its international relations service. Living in Valencia as an Erasmus student means a sunny, affordable Mediterranean city with beaches, the Turia gardens, a lively food scene and a big student population spread across several universities. Student associations and the city's ESN network run constant trips, beach days and socials, which makes settling in quick and easy.
How to get to the Universitat de València from Valencia city centre
The Blasco Ibáñez campus in the east is quick to reach:
- Metro lines 5 and 7: Aragó station is a short walk from the faculties.
- Tram lines 4 and 6: serve the campus along Blasco Ibáñez and toward Benimaclet.
- Bus: lines 30, 40 and 71 run along Blasco Ibáñez between the centre and the beach.
Common questions (FAQ) about renting near the Universitat de València
Which are the best neighbourhoods for students near the Universitat de València in Valencia?
The top student areas combine a genuine young scene with a short ride to the Blasco Ibáñez campus.
- Benimaclet: a lively, village-like student neighbourhood by the campus, with rooms in Benimaclet around 420 €, the friendliest prices nearby.
- Algirós: the university quarter on the doorstep, full of students, with rooms on Avenida Blasco Ibáñez right by campus.
- El Pla del Real: central and elegant between campus and the old town, with rooms in Mestalla around 444 €.
For a student buzz and value, Benimaclet and Algirós lead; for a central base, El Pla del Real is a strong pick.
How much does student accommodation near the Universitat de València cost?
The Spotahome Rent Index 2026 gives clear price ranges for the neighbourhoods around the campus.
| Accommodation type | Average price | Properties |
|---|---|---|
| Room in a shared flat | 420 € - 475 € | 1,057 |
| Studio | 887 € - 1,014 € | 176 |
| Whole apartment | 1,600 € - 1,750 € | 147 |
A room in a shared flat is by far the most popular choice near the UV, with the largest number of listings and the friendliest prices for a student budget in the university district. If you would rather have your own space, a studio in Benimaclet is a lively, self-contained option close to campus, with bills included in a share of listings, so check what each monthly figure covers.
When should I start looking for accommodation near the Universitat de València?
Start early, because the UV is huge and the university district fills up fast.
- The academic year begins in September, so the best listings around Blasco Ibáñez and Benimaclet go over the summer.
- Booking two to three months ahead gives you the widest choice near the campus.
- Reserving online before you arrive lets you sign from home and move straight into a furnished flat.
A search in late spring or early summer is the calmest way to secure a good room.
How does Spotahome verify properties and what happens if the apartment doesn't match the listing?
Every home goes through a listing verification process before it goes live, so the photos and details match the real property.
- If the flat doesn't match the listing when you arrive, report it within the first 24 hours.
- The Spotahome team then helps resolve it, by mediating with the landlord or arranging alternative accommodation.
It is a practical safety net when you are booking a home from abroad.
How much deposit do I have to pay? And when is it returned?
The deposit is set by each landlord, usually one or two months' rent.
- On listings tagged "Deposit protected", if the landlord fails to return it within three months of move-out and you met the contract terms, Spotahome refunds it to you directly.
- Many properties also come with no deposit at all, and you can filter for these in the search.
Check the listing before booking to see which option applies.
Do I need a guarantor to rent on Spotahome?
No, you do not need a local guarantor or a Spanish payslip to book.
- To reserve, you usually only need your ID or passport, your acceptance letter or student or worker credentials, and a payment method.
- Once the landlord accepts your booking, they may request proof of solvency and a bank direct debit to finalise the contract.
Having these ready in advance keeps the last step quick and smooth.
What is included in the monthly rent? What is not?
The monthly price always covers the rent, the property tax and the building service charges. Many listings also bundle utilities (electricity, gas, water and Wi-Fi), although not every property does. Some apply a fixed monthly fee instead. Personal items and food are never part of the rent, and optional extras such as weekly cleaning or a parking space are usually charged on top. Read each listing carefully before booking to know exactly what's covered.
Why is Spotahome the best option for Erasmus and other students at the Universitat de València?
Spotahome is the ideal platform for Universitat de València students because it offers:
- A wide choice near the UV: more than 1,400 homes in areas like Algirós, Benimaclet and El Pla del Real, many less than 15 minutes from campus.
- Affordable options: over 1,000 rooms in shared flats, with an average price around 450 €/month and bills included in many cases.
- 100% online booking: you can rent from any country or city before you even arrive in Valencia.
- Flexible contracts: stays of 3 to 11 months, ideal for Erasmus, with room for shorter or longer periods too.
- Lower cost: commissions are lower than those of traditional estate agencies.
Spotahome has been helping students find accommodation since 2014, and more than 200,000 have already booked with us.






