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Bed & Breakfast Bellreguard
Featuring city views, Bed & Breakfast Bellreguard provides accommodation with a shared lounge and a patio, around 33 km from Denia Bus Station.
Desconectar en la Playa de Bellreguard
Situated in Bellreguart in the Valencia Community region, Desconectar en la Playa de Bellreguard features a patio.
Adosado a 300m de la playa
Offering garden views, Adosado a 300m de la playa is an accommodation set in Bellreguart, 36 km from Denia Bus Station and 37 km from Denia Castle.
Hugo Beach Hotel
Set in the Grao de Gandia district in Gandía, Hugo Beach Hotel offers 2-star rooms with free WiFi.
Hotel Los Robles
Los Robles Hotel is 100 metres from Gandia Beach, on the Costa de Valencia. Set in gardens, it offers an outdoor pool with hot tub and sun loungers, and free Wi-Fi in rooms and public areas.
Hotel Safari
Set 150 metres from Gandia Beach, Hotel Safari features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and terrace. The Safari features simple air-conditioned accommodation with TVs.
Hotel Clibomar Jamaica
Located just 80 metres from Gandía Beach, Hotel Clibomar Jamaica’s rooms have air conditioning with heat pump, a private balcony with sea views, a TV and a private bathroom.
Hotel RH Gijón & Spa
Situated 50 metres from Gandia Beach and seafront promenade, Hotel RH Gijón & Spa has a rooftop bar with sea views. It offers an outdoor pool and hot tub, and a spa.
Hotel Biarritz
The Hotel Biarritz is set only 100 metres from the beach in the Costa Blanca resort of Gandía, beside the prestigious yacht club. All air-conditioned rooms have satellite TV and a work desk.
Gandia Playa
Gandia Playa Hotel is 250 metres from Gandia Beach, on the Costa Blanca. Set in gardens, it offers 2 outdoor pools and air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and sea views from the balcony.
What guests said about Bellreguart:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
I loved this place, but you must know the reality of the...
I loved this place, but you must know the reality of the area. There are a lot of empty buildings right now and some sort of political movement with the beach and erosion. In the winter, it seemed like some sort of post-apocalyptic setting with so many empty buildings. They are working fast to refurbish many of the buildings, and it felt quite safe, the few people we saw were friendly and helpful, and there were still plenty of places to eat despite all the COVID restrictions and it being off season. The beach was clean, there were places for kids to play, and we went for nice long walks. I recommend a visit, but be aware that this isn't a posh beach resort, it's much more humble than that. I will go back as I quite enjoyed it.JohnSpain
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