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Apartments Las Vinas
★★★★48 Barranc del Monyo ap 27, Denia8,9 Very good · 15 reviews- Wifi
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Denia has 938 apartments available on HotelsCasa, with an average price of 180 euros per night and a minimum of around 52. The average rating of these accommodations is 3.2 stars, so you'll find simple options and others that are more carefully kept, but in general we're talking about functional apartments, designed for spending a few days without complications. In addition to the apartments, there are 141 villas, 134 holiday homes, 30 hotels, 14 private holiday homes and 11 guest houses, in case you prefer to combine or compare.
When choosing an area, it's worth being clear about what you're looking for. The center of Denia, around the port and the castle, is the most practical if you want to walk everywhere: supermarkets, restaurants, the seafront promenade and the ferry departures to the Balearic Islands. The apartments here tend to be smaller and with less terrace, but you gain in convenience. If you're interested in the beach, the Les Marines area, to the south, is the most extensive and has fine sand; there the apartments tend to have more square meters and gardens, although you'll need a car or bicycle to get around if you're not staying right on the front line. To the north, Las Rotas is rockier and quieter, with coves and a more residential atmosphere; prices go up and there are fewer services available, but the peace and quiet makes up for it if you're coming to rest.
As for prices, the difference between high and low season is noticeable. July and August are the most expensive months and the ones with the most demand, so if you can, consider going in June or September: the sea is still at a good temperature and apartment prices drop quite a bit. To get there, the most common option is to fly to Alicante or Valencia and then rent a car; from Alicante it's about 90 kilometers and from Valencia about 100. A car is almost essential if you're staying outside the center, because public transport within Denia is limited, although there are bus lines connecting the urban core with Les Marines in summer. Before booking, check whether the apartment includes a parking space, because parking in the center or on the beachfront in August is difficult, and also check whether the final price includes cleaning and sheets, because some accommodations charge for them separately. Real examples of what you'll find are Apartamentos Carlton VyB, Daly VYB, El retiro Denia or Apartamento Esmeralda VyB, all of them with different features but representative of the average offering in the area.
The months of May, June and September are the most balanced: good weather and noticeably lower prices than in July and August. If you're looking for the minimum price of 52 euros per night, you'll have more chances in low season, from November to March, although at that time some beach services and restaurants are closed.
The center of Denia, near the port and the castle, is the only area where you can comfortably do without a car, because you have supermarkets, pharmacies, bars and Raset beach within walking distance. In Les Marines or Las Rotas, although there may be some buses in summer, freedom of movement is much more limited without your own vehicle.
The most practical airports are Alicante-Elche and Valencia, both about 90-100 kilometers away. The most advisable option is to rent a car at the airport, because intercity bus connections exist but are slow and infrequent, and then within Denia you'll need the vehicle to get around if you're not in the center.
Most require an advance payment or a card to guarantee the reservation, and free cancellation is usually limited to a period of 7 to 14 days before check-in. Always check whether the price includes final cleaning and sheets, because some apartments charge for them separately and that can add 30 or 40 euros to the stay.
No, the average rating is 3.2 stars, but there is a big difference between a renovated apartment with a terrace and air conditioning and an older one without an elevator. Look at recent photos and comments that mention noise, the condition of the mattresses and cleanliness, because those are the aspects that vary the most from one to another.