La Racona is a small hotel with a warm and suggestive atmosphere situated at the seafront in Las Rotas beach, Denia. It is an old mansion from the 19th century that offers 11 rooms and 20 bungalows. All rooms have terrace, individual climatization and minibar. La Racona offers, as well, tennis court, gym, swimming pool, restaurant and bar.
Located at Montgó Natural Park and at Las Rotas seafront, among gardens, palm trees and centenary trees.
This place, in the heart of the Costa Blanca, was described by the american novelist Bernard J. Lewis as:
"...the last paradise of the Mediterranean".

The hotel has 11 rooms and 20 bungalows with 1, 2, 3 or 6 rooms.
All of the rooms have private bathroom, climatization,
minibar, cosmetic mirror,
fruit basket and terrace.

Centro : 0-30 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 15-25 School: 0-15 Cocktail: 15-25 Feast: 15-25 Mesau: 15-25

From Alicante Airport, take the A-7 and then the exit 62 (Denia/Ondara/Xabia). Go along the N-332 until arriving at Denia's Port. Once there, take the A-132 towards Les Rotes. After about 2,5 km. you will find Cami Ample road which leads you to the sea and, therefore to Hotel La Racona. From Alicante Airport, take the A-7 and then the exit 62 (Denia/Ondara/Xabia). Go along the N-332 until arriving at Denia's Port. Once there, take the A-132 towards Les Rotes. After about 2,5 km. you will find Cami Ample road which leads you to the sea and, therefore to Hotel La Racona.   Download GPS | Download Google Earth (KML)

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Located at Montgó Natural Park and at Las Rotas seafront, among gardens, palm trees and centenary trees.
This place, in the heart of the Costa Blanca, was described by the american novelist Bernard J. Lewis as:
"...the last paradise of the Mediterranean".