Housing
Find the right housing for your Berklee Valencia experience. Select your student group below to see detailed information about available residences, apartments, and short-term options in Valencia.
Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students are required to stay in housing arranged by Berklee.
Please note: micampus lodges not only Berklee undergraduate students but also students from non-residential programs and other institutions. Room availability is limited and assigned on a first-come, first-served basis upon receipt of your program deposit.
If micampus housing is unavailable, Berklee will provide alternative accommodations. Amenities and locations may vary. More details will be shared once alternative housing is confirmed.
Graduate Students
Graduate Housing at micampus Avenida del Puerto
A limited number of rooms are available to graduate students through Berklee’s agreement with the micampus Avenida del Puerto residence hall, where all Berklee undergraduate students in Valencia live.
For more information about graduate student housing at micampus Avenida del Puerto, please refer to the document below.
Graduate students who choose not to live at micampus Avenida del Puerto are responsible for arranging their own housing. Options include renting an apartment or staying in private student residence halls.
Please note that Berklee does not provide legal or real estate services and is not responsible for the services or agreements made with external housing providers.
Housing Options
General Recommendations
The following resources can help you navigate your housing search:
Important: Berklee cannot act as an intermediary between students and landlords. Recommended platforms are independent, and all agreements must be made directly with property owners. Berklee is not responsible for any issues arising from these arrangements.
Living in Valencia
Valencia is a vibrant city with many housing options. Students can choose to live near the beach, close to campus, in the city center, or in one of its emerging neighborhoods. When deciding where to live, consider distance to campus and how you plan to commute—walking, biking, or using the public transportation system. Valencia’s subway and bus networks make commuting convenient and reliable.
Neighborhoods Near Campus
The closest neighborhoods are Quatre Carreres (sub-district Ciutat de les Arts i de les Ciències) and Camins al Grau (sub-district Penya-Roja). Both are easily accessible by bus, bike, or on foot. Due to their prime location, rent in these districts is generally higher than in other areas of the city.
Summer Programs Students
The Berklee Valencia campus does not offer student housing to Summer Programs students. However, there are numerous options available. Students can live with their families or, for non-local students, several student residences near campus provide individual or double rooms, with or without meal plans. Please note that minors are not permitted to stay in certain residences.
Berklee does not provide professional legal and/or real estate advice and is therefore not liable for the services carried out by any of these external agencies.