Apartments in Jávea

If you are looking at apartments in Jávea, the first thing you should know is that there are 472 accommodations of this type in the municipality, with an average price of 187 euros per night and a minimum of 91. The offer is wide, but it is advisable to choose the area well because the character of the town changes quite a bit from one side to the other. The old town, around the church of San Bartolomé and the municipal market, is the option if you want to walk everywhere: bars, shops and restaurants, although parking is difficult and the streets are narrow. There you will find apartments such as the No3 CasaTosca Javea, very cozy and in the heart of the historic center, or the No 2 Spacious and Airy Apartment in Javea Medieval Village, which allows you to experience the atmosphere of the town without needing a car.

The second area to consider is the port and the seafront promenade, which has a livelier atmosphere and fish restaurants, but also more noise in high season. If you prefer tranquility and sandy beaches, El Arenal is your place: it is the main beach, with a promenade full of beach bars and apartments such as the Apartamentos Strand II Jávea, just a few meters from the sand. Of course, in July and August El Arenal gets crowded and prices rise. The third option is the inland residential developments or the slopes of the Montgó, where there is more silence and views, but you definitely need a car to go down to the beach or the supermarket. In that area villas predominate (there are 489 in total in the municipality), but you can also find apartments in complexes with a pool.

As for prices, the difference between high and low season is notable. If you can, travel in May, June or September: the weather is still good for the beach, there are fewer people and apartments drop quite a bit below the average price. Booking in advance also helps, especially for Easter and summer. To get there, the most practical thing is to fly to Alicante-Elche and rent a car; it will take you about 45 minutes on the AP-7. You can also come by train to Gandía or Denia and then take a taxi, but getting around Jávea without a vehicle is limited, unless you stay in the old town or the port. Before booking, check if the apartment includes air conditioning (this is not always the case), if there is an elevator if you are going to a third floor, and if the kitchen has a dishwasher or washing machine. Also read recent reviews about noise and the condition of the mattresses, because in this type of accommodation quality varies a lot between listings.