Hotel Les Rotes

Nice hotel staff friendly. Close to beach food good .

We stayed just 1 night and hardly used any of the hotel facilities, as we were going down memory lane. However, we have decided to return and stay longer. Our room had a small enclosed patio, which was delightful to sit in and relax after our horrendous drive up. We really enjoyed both our meals - dinner and breakfast. In fact the breakfast was one of the best we have ever eaten in any hotel. My partner one complaint was he found his bed uncomfortable.

Disappointing such a small hotel did not offer sufficient sunbeds or parasols. One day a parasol not designed for the base and therefore not secured properly blew off over sunbathers and into one of garden flats causing potential serious hazard. People left towels from very early and these were not removed despite hotel policy to remove after an hour if unattended. Staff were very friendly and very helpful but clearly overworked often doing 12 hour shifts. Most did not know when their next day off would be. This made us feel uncomfortable in an age where people are supposed to have employment rights. Given recent publicity about unpopularity of tourists in Spain such conditions of service are likely to reinforce such sentiments. Evening meals were generally of a very high standard and setting around pool was very nice. Gardens and general environment very pleasant. Location-wise a bit out of the way. Buses stop at 9.15 so really need a car. Bikes supposedly free though were told there might be a charge. Bikes also very poorly maintained and locks unavailable so only used once. Had to change rooms because sea view room as booked not available first two nights - we were given a better room in fairness - but couldn't unpack for two days. Proximity to the beach good - though rocky foreshore. Given high standards of food the cost was reasonable - especially important as little other options for dining nearby. Drinks could have been cheaper. Nevertheless overall a good experience

A great beautiful place. Good breakfast. Nothing to add.

Beautiful hotel with excellent pool and service near the beach.

Great spot for a short stay. Excellent service, good breakfast, wonderful restaurant, understated charm and splendid pool

We enjoyed a relaxing week at Hotel Les Rotes which was quiet during our stay. The weather was great. The hotel provided beach towels for use on the many loungers around the pool area. We would stay again without hesitation.

We were visiting Denia in December to look a property for sale. The hotel isn't in the town centre so your own transport is advised to make the most of the area. With a car you can easily reach Javea (Xabia) to the south along with other resorts and places of interest. The highway to Valencia or Alicante is close by. Denia, itself, has a good variety of restaurants and shops. The Hotel Les Rotes is of good quality and comfort and the staff were helpful but we wouldn't recommend the large pool in December unless you have a wetsuit! The gym was a little disappointing with just two pieces of equipment, which I couldn't get to work, in addition to a hot tub and sauna (which I didn't try out). The sea front is near by and there are several kilometers of promenade. Overall we can recommend the hotel and if we're in Denia would use it again.

Stayed at the hotel at the end of October, a very peaceful location. The hotel was comfortable, there's even a pillow menu (no charge!) which we too advantage of as soon as possible (the pillows provided in the room were a little on the soft side!) The staff were helpful and attentive. The room and bathroom were adequate, not quite our 4 star standard, some dust and dirt around the skirting and edges of the room. Buffet breakfast was continental but more than adequate. Plenty of fresh fruit daily, whole or prepared. Meats, cheeses, freshly made fritatas, cooked items on request, pastries and bread, yoghurts, freshly squeezed juice and a variety of teas and coffees, one could not go hungry! The hotel also has a spa and whilst we didn't use the facilities it would add to the tranquility of the location. Beautiful pool area and gardens too. Although the hotel is 3km from the centre of Denia there is a bus that runs to and from the port hourly and it stops outside the hotel, at only €1.50 per journey per person it is ideal, however the last bus is 9pm. (Taxis are reasonable) At the side of the hotel is a small road leading down to the promenade, a brisk walk will get you to Denia in 45 mins to 1 hour. Watch your footing as it can be a little stoney.

This is a pleasant, friendly hotel that would probably suit couples and families alike. The facility is in good condition, the rooms comfortable, the food better than average, the service fine, and the pool decent for swimming laps or playing around in. The trip advisor rating for this hotel was 8.7 when I last checked, and that is a pretty good indicator of what to expect. It's not the last word in luxury, but it is good value for the price charged. Probably the thing my children enjoyed most was breakfast, which at 8 Euros per person is a bargain. The hotel is 3km from Denia, and while it is a lovely walk by the coast to get there, this may make it unsuitable for those who don't drive, can't cycle, and dislike walking. The free hotel cycles are just about serviceable, and can be booked in advance, but need replacing. Denia is a mid-sized town with a castle that is worth a quick visit, plenty of nice restaurants, ice cream parlours and cafes, and a beach. There is a relatively newly built out-of-town shopping centre a short drive from Denia that delighted my daughter. Xabia is just along the coast from Denia and is a worthwhile day trip. While there, we took a 30 mins jet boat trip, and this was a highlight of the holiday.