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We have 329 reviews of our villas in Dénia.
We were a party of 4 including one teenager. On arrival the property was very clean and inviting. The kitchen was well equipped and the garden and pool areas well maintained. The property agents and maintenance team were very friendly and unobtrusive. The villa is in a quiet location with a beautiful view of the mountains. Restaurants, shops and sea front are only a short drive away. Would definitely recommend this villa in Tulipan. Informative feedback for some minor improvements given via agents feedback form which included; air conditioning required in ground floor bedroom, new fridge required in main kitchen, a few more chairs and sun loungers in the garden/pool area to accommodate up to 6 guests.
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Beautiful villa with a massive outside space and amazing views of Dènia. We had a brilliant time here and the pool was lovely. Well appointed and we’d love to return. Thank you!
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We had a great couple of weeks here in June. The house was clean and comfortable and the location is excellent (very quiet) , although as somebody else already commented, a car is essential as it's a long drag back up the hill home, even if you are OK with the going down. There are great views all around. We had a few issues (e.g. Sat TV was not working, many bulbs blown) but we reported it and people turned up quickly to put everything right. There were a few niggles in the kitchen as well but as we weren't planning on doing a lot of cooking we ignored those. Finding the house was tricky as the Villa name on the gate is not Belvedere for some reason. All in all we had a great time and would easily return.
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Frank F.
Modern, very spacious and fully equipped. Good mattresses. There are, however, various points for attention that need to be worked on. We have put these points on paper for XXX as the property is rented out for the next 3 months. For the time being they are not complaints, but points of attention where possible the coming guests can submit complaints about. It was a fantastic week in a wonderful house.
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Travel guide
Villas for rent in Denia
The traditional Mediterranean coastal town of Denia lies on the eastern coast of Spain in the Costa Blanca, dominated by a mountainous landscape and an ancient 11th century castle overlooking the sea. With 20km of beaches, it offers a great base for a family holiday, boasting rustic seafood restaurants, traditional markets and plenty of bars and shopping boutiques, centred around Campos street which stretches from the centre of the city to the coast. This low-key port resort has charm and character in abundance, from the historic centre to its unspoiled rocky coves and colourful fisherman shacks along the promenade. When it comes to day trips, Denia is the perfect base to explore the surrounding region, with Valencia just a 40 minute drive away. The marina also offers boat excursions to neighbouring Javea and Ibiza. Discover our wide range of holiday rentals in Denia, from villas with private pools and countryside views, to villas within walking distance of the beaches, restaurants and golf.
Key holiday info
- Alicante is the closes airport with direct flights from the UK taking approx. 2.5hrs.
- August is the hottest month with an average temperature of 26°C.
- The average sea temperature in summer is 25°C.
- Denia is just a 25 minute drive from Valencia.
- 11th century Denia Castle boasts incredible mountain views and is also an archaeological museum, housing ancient artifacts.
- From the marina you can glimpse Penon de Ifach - a large rock and Natural Park towering over the town of Calpe.
- Take a 25 minute drive to UNESCO site Montgo Natural Park between Denia and Javea, boasting beautiful lavender fields and orange groves.
A beginner's guide to renting a villa in Denia
Discover the traditional side of the Costa Blanca and enjoy the low-key atmosphere of an authentic coastal town. Denia's beautiful marina is the beating heart of the resort, where the seafood restaurants here are world-class, the beach and coves are family-friendly and the views are absolutely breathtaking. Together with the fresh sea air and quaint architecture of the old town, Denia has all the ingredients for a relaxing Mediterranean escape.
Denia's golden sand beaches are popular with wind and kite surfers, while the region is scattered with pebble beaches and picturesque coves which is where you'll discover the real unspoiled gems of this coastal region. These spots are perfect for snorkeling, particularly Trampoli, which boasts an excellent seafood restaurant and lively bar.
There are two Natural Parks in the region - Penon de Ifach which dominates the coastal town of Calpe, seen from Denia marina and Montgo Natural Park rising 753m above sea level. Take a scenic hike or bike ride along the mountainous landscape and coast, home to wild flora and fauna and several species of birds and reptiles.
The hilltop Castle of Denia, overlooking the Mediterranean, is also the local archaeology museum and symbol of the resort's rich history. Admire the ancient artifacts on display while taking in breathtaking views from the top. Denia is also known for its vibrant summer fiestas, where the streets come to life with colour and music, as parades of costumed locals reenact the battle of the Moors and Christians and much more.
Did you know...
- Don't miss the colourful street fiesta of the Moors and Christians, held every August in honour of Sant Roc.
- Campos street is the main shopping street, where you'll find a bust of the famous Spanish author Cervantes, who wrote Don Quixote.
- Denia has 4 beaches of Blue Flag status.