Hotel Denia Marriott La Sella Golf Resort & Spa, Denia, Valencia Community, Spain
The Denia Marriott Resort offers free internet and free access to its swimming pool and fitness centre. Its air-conditioned rooms feature marble bathrooms and floor-to-ceiling windows with views.
Saunas, Turkish baths and an outdoor jacuzzi are found at the small spa at the Denia Marriott.
The Denia Marriott La Sella Golf & Spa is situated within José María Olazabal’s 27-hole La Sella Golf Course. This is part of the Montgó Natural Park.
Rooms at this Marriott come with satellite TV and 3 telephones. Some also have a balcony or terrace.
La Sella’s Segaria restaurant serves gourmet cuisine. It is run by Quique Dacosta, an award-winning Spanish chef. Mediterranean meals are served at the Montgó brasserie and terrace. There is also an on-site jazz club.
Hotel Facilities
- Room Service
- Sauna
- Fitness Centre
- Golf Course (within 3 km)
- Solarium
- Spa & Wellness Centre
- Massage
- Jacuzzi
- Hiking
- Turkish/Steam Bath
- Hammam
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Restaurant
- Bar
- 24-Hour Front Desk
- Newspapers
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests
- Elevator
- Safety Deposit Box
Room Details
- Wired internet is available
- Safety Deposit Box
- Air Conditioning
- Iron
- Work Desk
- Ironing Facilities
- Heating
- Shower
- Bath
- Hairdryer
- Bathroom Amenities
- Toilet
- Bathroom
- Pay TV
- Telephone
- Satellite TV
- Minibar
- Wake Up Service/Alarm Clock
- Balcony
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Guide to Denia
20 kms of coastline, rocky coves and big extensions of sand and beaches with both sports and playful activities. Denia has a wonderful climate, whilst its landscape, is an added plus to its blue waters. The nature reserve of el Montgó, rising up, as Blasco Ibáñez said, like “a giant hand”, has served as a watchtower for a littoral which has been inhabited for over 4.000 years.
Nevertheless, this out-standing enclave of the Costa Blanca has more: Its patrimony gives a good account of the historical brilliance of what it was once protagonist to, and its gradual conversion into a modern city, in which leisure occupies an out-standing position.