Port Denia Hotel, Denia, Spain
Hotel Information
Recent Price: £74
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Hotel Description:
Hotel Port Denia is an impressive, 3-star complex with 280 twin rooms over 7 floors. Ideally located close to the beach, marina and town centre, guests have the best of both worlds a sun-soaked beach and the areas nightlife and shops within easy reach. loading...
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Port Denia Hotel Reviews
" generally poor. "
Submitted By: Kattylanda
Travelled with saga several times to other hotels, and this particular hotel compares poorly especially due to the noisy, boisterous spanish guests over the weekend. A battle during meal times and to find seating in the lounge. Luckily the saga entertainment was exclusive. The highlight of the trip was the monday entertainment with Jon Silver. Believe you me he can entertain. Compliments to Saga for bringing him on board.
Denia has nothing much to offer and the excursions were quite pricey, but enjoyed the one to Valencia.
Denia has nothing much to offer and the excursions were quite pricey, but enjoyed the one to Valencia.
Advice: Select another Saga hotel. But try to find one with Jon Silver.
Activities:
Good for: City Breaks
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- Date of Holiday:Feb 2009
- Board Basis:All Inclusive
- Tour Operator:Saga
" RECENT CHANGES AT DENIA HOTAL "
Submitted By: Shirley Secular
Having had 2 previous enjoyable holidays at this hotel we came again in February.The first week was fine as we expected but went from bad to worse for the next 2 weeks.Due to the Hotel being almost totally full there was great difficulty in finding somewhere to sit in the evenings, even the outside furniture was brought inside to accomodate the influx of Spanish families and pensionistas.It was much worse at weekends and we noticed that the food quality deteriorated most days during this time. Of course the volume of people is fine summer as everything is open air but in winter even the exits (emergency}are sometimes impossible to reach.We were very disappointed and will not return.
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- Date of Holiday:Feb 2009
- Board Basis:All Inclusive
- Tour Operator:Saga
" it was great the room was spacious... "
Submitted By: Miss Samantha Banks
it was great the room was spacious and the food was lovley
it was very close to the beach and the local town centre
there was a great pool area and game room along with a gym and sauna the pool showers were lovley and as for the reception area how amazing
at my first look i thought it was a 5 star
you have got to visit it sometime or maybe stay there
it was very close to the beach and the local town centre
there was a great pool area and game room along with a gym and sauna the pool showers were lovley and as for the reception area how amazing
at my first look i thought it was a 5 star
you have got to visit it sometime or maybe stay there
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- Date of Holiday:Nov 2005
- Board Basis:All Inclusive
- Tour Operator:Thomas Cook
" This Hotel is in the centre of a... "
Submitted By: Mr S Wall
This Hotel is in the centre of a residential area, surrounded by new apartments and older style villas and apartments, if you are looking for any sort of life on your holiday, don't go to this hotel. Facing the hotel is a very small supermarket, a chinese restaurant and a couple of other bar/cafe/restaurants and a gym. That is the extent of life outside this Hotel. Unless you want to take on the 2-3 mile walk into town which by the way is on pavements that are cracked and broken, that is a long way to walk in the sun when there is nowhere to stop and sit for a drink to cool down. There are buses that run into town but we never attempted to sort out times etc mainly because we thought there would be stop off points along the way, we walked once and never again.
This is quite a large Hotel but Saga have only around 10% of the Hotel, there were probably around 30 British tourists in the whole hotel, the rest is for other foreign Holiday companies. This is not mentioned in the Saga brochure.
The Hotel is definately geared towards children, there were at least 250 when we were there in June 2007 and it appears that foreign children hardly ever sleep, they run riot in the dining room, throughout the foyer, they completely take over the swimming pool with their water games which have been organised by their entertainment staff, and the childrens entertainment is organised from around 09.30am until 10.00pm after which the children move out to the swimming pool area until around 1.00am when they finally go to bed. There were approx 250 children of all ages running riot everywhere, all Spanish, German and French, obviously no British as the British tourists were Saga only (over 55s).
This Hotel is run by the Spanish staff for the Spanish tourists, British holidaymakers are most definately not wanted in this Hotel. We (British) were the only holiday makers expected to abide by a dress code in the dining room. The All Inclusive option is only available for the British holidaymakers and the foreign tourists are ALWAYS served first. The "cheap local rubbish" drinks (for All Inclusive) are kept hidden out of the way under the bar area for the British.
British holidaymakers are only allowed to use an old rusty leaking coffee machine in the lounge area whilst all other tourists are served fresh hot drinks from the bar area, I tried once at the bar to ask for two coffees and was told in no uncertain terms "all Inclusive must use the coffee machine".
The staff in this Hotel have no time whatsoever for any British and are on most occasions, very rude, abrasive and ignorant.
It is pointless approaching the Saga Representatives (3 in all) as they spent their time looking after themselves and drinking "freshly made coffee" at the bar.
The food in the dining room is definately geared towards foreign tourists, on one occasion, the Baked Beans had run out for breakfast and we were expected to eat Green Beans as the replacement????
The Hotel itself is really lovely, it is kept very clean by the Hotel staff, it is just such a shame that Saga do not give a truthful insight into what British tourists are expected to endure throughout their holiday.
This is quite a large Hotel but Saga have only around 10% of the Hotel, there were probably around 30 British tourists in the whole hotel, the rest is for other foreign Holiday companies. This is not mentioned in the Saga brochure.
The Hotel is definately geared towards children, there were at least 250 when we were there in June 2007 and it appears that foreign children hardly ever sleep, they run riot in the dining room, throughout the foyer, they completely take over the swimming pool with their water games which have been organised by their entertainment staff, and the childrens entertainment is organised from around 09.30am until 10.00pm after which the children move out to the swimming pool area until around 1.00am when they finally go to bed. There were approx 250 children of all ages running riot everywhere, all Spanish, German and French, obviously no British as the British tourists were Saga only (over 55s).
This Hotel is run by the Spanish staff for the Spanish tourists, British holidaymakers are most definately not wanted in this Hotel. We (British) were the only holiday makers expected to abide by a dress code in the dining room. The All Inclusive option is only available for the British holidaymakers and the foreign tourists are ALWAYS served first. The "cheap local rubbish" drinks (for All Inclusive) are kept hidden out of the way under the bar area for the British.
British holidaymakers are only allowed to use an old rusty leaking coffee machine in the lounge area whilst all other tourists are served fresh hot drinks from the bar area, I tried once at the bar to ask for two coffees and was told in no uncertain terms "all Inclusive must use the coffee machine".
The staff in this Hotel have no time whatsoever for any British and are on most occasions, very rude, abrasive and ignorant.
It is pointless approaching the Saga Representatives (3 in all) as they spent their time looking after themselves and drinking "freshly made coffee" at the bar.
The food in the dining room is definately geared towards foreign tourists, on one occasion, the Baked Beans had run out for breakfast and we were expected to eat Green Beans as the replacement????
The Hotel itself is really lovely, it is kept very clean by the Hotel staff, it is just such a shame that Saga do not give a truthful insight into what British tourists are expected to endure throughout their holiday.
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- Date of Holiday:Jun 2007
- Board Basis:All Inclusive
- Tour Operator:Saga
Luckily we had exclusive entertainment 4 times a week. A saxophone duo and a comedian were quite good. But we really looked forward to this singer, Jon Silver, or as we called him, sexy Jon Silver. Each week was a night to remember. Brought back memories of my nightclub days.
Will consider the time frame next time I visit this hotel. But will sure like to meet Jon Silver again.