15 Hotels Denia - Costa Blanca - Spain

• Hotel Azahar - Azahar C/ Agret Apartamento 1 Bajo S/n
• Hotel Azul Denia - Carretera De Las Marinas
• Hotel Buenavista - Partida Tossalet 82 - La Xara
• Hotel Bungalows Los Llanos Camping - Pta Deveses
• Hotel El Pinaret - Resid. La Sella - Vtas.pedreguer
• Hotel Fontana-Riviera - Las Marinas Km 2 Urb El Poblet
• Hotel Hostal Loreto - Calle Loreto, 12
• Hotel Hostal Oasis - Calle Boga 5
• Hotel La Felicidad - Las Marinas,
• Hotel La Giralda - Las Marinas- Voramar 1 S/n
• Hotel La Posada Del Mar - Plaza De Les Drassanes, 2
• Hotel Los Angeles - Carretera Las Marinas, Km. 4
• Hotel Montgo - Ctra Barranco Del Moño
• Hotel Noguera Mar - Llac Major 3
• Hotel Oasis Beach - Ptda Sorts De La Mar S/n
• Hotel Palau Verd - Io, 1 - Las Rotas
• Hotel Parque Denia - Denia-Javea 118
• Hotel Residence La Sella - Ventas Pedreguer
• Hotel Retiro Park-Aldea - Las Marinas, Km 2
• Hotel Riu D'eba - Plya De Les Deveses-Ctra.de Les Marines Km.10
• Hotel Suenos De Mar - Puerto Deportivo S/n
• Hotel Villa Barranquets - Partida Barranquets (Els Poblets)
• Hotel Villa Mandarina - Partida Betlems
• Hotel Villamor - Entrador De Llobell, 1

Denia (or Dénia in Catalan) is the judicial seat of the comarca of La Marina Alta, in the province of Alicante, Spain, on the Costa Blanca halfway between Alicante and Valencia. It has a population is 36,200 (as of 2003). A partial ruin of a fortress stands right in the middle of town. In the days of Al Andalus, Denia served as the capital of a taifa kingdom, ruling over part of the Valencian coast and Ibiza. The Slavic slaves, saqaliba, managed to free themselves and run the taifa. The Moors originally built the fortress, and the French, who occupied the city for four years during the War of the Spanish Succession, re-built it in the early 19th century. A community of English raisin traders lived in Denia from 1800 until the time of the Spanish Civil War in the late 1930s. The ferry to Ibiza and the other Balearic Islands departs from Denia. It also serves as a terminus of a picturesque metre gauge railway line through the mountains from Alicante (popularly known as the Limón Express), run by FGV. Nearby is the popular resort town of Javea. Several times a year, the town of Denia is full of festivities. The popular fiesta Fallas is celebrated each March. Huge paper mache statues, called fallas are set up throughout the town, and then set ablaze. July brings the popular Bous a la Mar or Bulls at the Sea The highlight of this week long festival is watching bulls run down the main street Marques de Campo, only to be chased into the Mediterranean sea by those daring enough to enter a makeshift bull ring with them.