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Secrets Rural House
★★★★CAMINO DE LA PLANA DEL TIO ADRIANO Nº 2, Jávea- WiFi
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If you are looking at houses in Jávea, the first thing you should know is that the offer is wide and varied: there are 548 available accommodations, with an average price of 499 euros per night and the lowest from 108 euros. Most are villas and apartments, so you will find options both for families looking for space and privacy and for couples who prefer something more compact. The average category is three stars, which gives you an idea that we are not talking about extreme luxury, but rather functional comfort.
As for the areas, you should know that Jávea is divided into three well-differentiated centers. The port and the Arenal are the most touristy areas: the Arenal has the sandy beach and more dining atmosphere, while the port is more authentic, with the promenade and tapas bars. If you are looking for tranquility and views, the cape of San Antonio and the Granadella area are ideal, although they are further from services. Holiday homes and villas are concentrated mainly on the slopes and residential developments, where you will have to take the car for almost everything. Apartments, on the other hand, tend to be closer to the center or the beach.
The price varies a lot depending on the season. If you can, avoid July and August: that is when everything skyrockets. May, June, September and October are excellent months, with good weather and more reasonable rates. To get there, the most practical thing is to fly to Alicante or Valencia and rent a car; Jávea has no train station, and public transport between residential developments is scarce. If you stay in the center or the port, you can get around on foot, but if you choose a villa on the outskirts, the car is essential.
Before booking, check carefully what the price includes: some houses charge separately for cleaning, sheets or electricity consumption in summer. Also look at the exact location on the map, because many advertise “sea views” and then are twenty minutes by car from the coast. And check the cancellation conditions, especially if you travel with flexible dates. Real examples of what you can find are the Apartamento América, the Royal Garden Santa Clara, the Casa Andaluz Holiday Villa or the Casa En Grenyo, each with its own style and area.
The average price is around 499 euros per night, although you can find options from 108 euros if you search in advance or outside high season. Large villas with a pool are the ones that raise the average the most.
The months of May, June, September and October are the most balanced: good weather and more contained rates than in July and August. In winter prices drop quite a bit, but many accommodations close or do not have adequate heating.
The historic center, the port and the Arenal are the only areas where you can move around on foot comfortably. If you choose a villa in the residential developments of the cape or the Granadella, you will need a car no matter what to shop or go to the beach.
The most common thing is to fly to Alicante-Elche or Valencia and then drive about 90 or 100 minutes. There is no direct train, so renting a car is the most practical option, especially if you stay outside the center.
Pay attention to the cancellation policy, because some houses require a non-refundable advance payment. Also check whether final cleaning, towels or air conditioning are included or charged separately.