Services
- Kitchen
- Basic cooking equipment
- Coffee maker
- Illuminated garden and swimming pool.
- Free on-site parking
- Balcony
- Barbecue and paella area
- Microwave
- Dishwasher machine
- TV
- Washing machine
- Internet
- Freezer
- Smart TV
- Workspace
- There are
- Soap and toilet paper
- Shampoo
- Towels, sheets
- Hair dryer
- Terrace
- Pets are welcome
Rooms and beds
0
Property size
333 meters
Maximum occupancy
12 people
Bedrooms
6
Bathrooms
4
Children's beds
1
King size beds
1
Double beds
1
Single beds
8
Location:
Villalaurel in Denia:
Villa Laurel is situated in a prime location on the Costa Blanca, surrounded by nature and with easy access to major towns, airports, and tourist attractions. The villa's location offers the perfect combination of tranquility, quality amenities, and a wide range of leisure options.
Distances to major towns:
- Dénia: Just 5 km away, Dénia is the nearest coastal town, with a lively port, crystal-clear beaches and a charming historic center.
- Ondara: Located 9 km away, Ondara is known for its Portal de la Marina shopping centre, which offers a wide variety of shops and restaurants.
- La Xara: 6 km away, a small and quiet village with basic services and excellent connections to Dénia and the AP-7 motorway.
Connectivity with airports and transport:
- Valencia Airport (Manises): Approximately 105 km to the north, with both international and domestic connections.
- Alicante Airport (El Altet): 105 km to the south, it offers a wide range of flights and easy access via the AP-7 motorway.
- Port of Dénia: Located 6 km away, it offers regular ferry services to the Balearic Islands (Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca and Menorca) through companies such as Balearia, making it a key center for sailing enthusiasts.
Nearby golf courses:
- La Sella Golf Resort & Spa (7 km away), a 27-hole course designed by José María Olazábal, surrounded by nature and with stunning views of the Montgó Natural Park.
- Oliva Nova Golf (20 km away), an 18-hole course designed by Severiano Ballesteros, perfect for golf lovers by the sea.
Connections with provincial capitals:
- Valencia: 105 km away, home to the impressive City of Arts and Sciences and a vibrant old town.
- Alicante: 95 km away, with Santa Barbara Castle, urban beaches and a rich cultural scene.
To do?
List of Services
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Montgó Natural Park This is a great walk to enjoy spectacular views of Denia. You can walk or drive to the start of the trail at the Hermits' Church and then follow a well-marked and fully accessible path around a good portion of the hill. You can choose to do a complete circular walk around the summit, and you can also detour to some of the caves, or you can take a more leisurely stroll and simply enjoy the views.Link to the article List element 1
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Denia Castle and Archaeological Museum For just €3 (or €2 for seniors), this comprehensive castle complex offers excellent value for money. Visitors can easily spend a couple of hours exploring its interior, with the added advantage that its elevated position provides magnificent open views of the coastal town of Denia and its spacious marina. There is also a café within the complex where you can relax and soak up the atmosphere.Link to the article List element 2
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Marinas Beach Marinas beach stretches for miles between Denia and Els Poblets. It's very popular with families, picnickers, and dog walkers, and there are several cafes and restaurants where you can stop for a drink or a meal while enjoying the sea view.Link to the article List element 3
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The RotasLink to the articleLas Rotas beach in Dénia, Spain, boasts rugged coves, crystal-clear waters, and abundant marine life. It's perfect for a long, leisurely walk and for snorkeling adventures.
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Greenway This is an exclusive greenway that's easily accessible from the city. You can rent a bike there, and we really enjoyed the ride: the path is flat and well-maintained. You can continue to the end if you like!Link to the article List element 4
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The carved caveLink to the articleIt's quite a challenging hike to reach this amazing place, but it's definitely worth the visit. You can also rent a kayak.
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Toy MuseumLink to the articleA lovely little toy museum. I spent an hour there. The information is in Spanish, although there's an English brochure available at the entrance. A basic level of English would be helpful. There's a variety of toys, both metal and wooden, ranging from homemade toys to pedal cars and vintage board games. One room displays ceramic sculptures, games, and models by local artists. It's worth a visit, whether you have children or not.