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Ich war mit diesem Apartment sehr zufrieden, vor allem die geräumige und reichhaltig ausgestattete Küche gefiel mir. Es gab auch einen kleinen Willkommensgruß darin mit den wichtigsten Zutaten für das Frühstück. Vom Balkon hatten wir eine herrliche Aussicht auf Palmen und die Berge der Umgebung. Das Hotel hat auch einen sehr schönen Pool. Nachteil: In die Stadt Denia ist es ganz schön weit, wenn man zu Fuß geht.

Im Ogisaka Garden gibt es sowohl Timeshare-als auch individuell buchbare (zB über Expedia) Apartments. Unser Apartment war anscheinend kürzlich renoviert worden und mit neuen Möblen und LCD-TV ausgestattet. Die Küche mit einer schönen Stein-Arbeitsplatte verfügt über Mikrowellenherd, 2 Ceran-Felder, Abwasch, Waschmaschine, Koch- und Ess-Geschirr sowie Besteck und div. Kleingeräte (Saftpresse, Toaster, Kaffemaschine). Bei unserer Ankunft fanden wir ein kl. Willkommenspaket (O-Saft, Wasser, Butter, Marmelade, Kaffe, Tee, sowie Reinigungsmittel und -Tücher für die Küche) vor. Die Aussicht von unserem Balkon auf Garten und Berge war wunderbar. Der Strand am anderen Ende der Stadt ist wesentlich schöner und größer als der in Hotel-Nähe, aber nur mit einem Auto sinnvoll erreichbar. Die schöne Altstadt sowie die Lokale am Hafen sind ebenfalls am einfachsten mit einem PKW erreichbar.

My mom gifted me a week timeshare through Interval International and with only two months to use it, Ogisaka Garden in Denia was one of the few places available. I was nervous because it was still available, but went for it. I have spent the past month in hostels to provide perspective, but I have really enjoyed my stay here. I found reception to be simple and easy with multi-lingual staff (I heard Spanish, French and English spoken). They asked me if I was interested in the meal plan, but I told them I was looking forward to cooking in my own kitchen, so they directed me to the two small grocery stores that are nearby (there are more, larger options a few blocks further in the opposite direction as well). The first room I was given had a moldy, damaged ceiling above the shower that hadn't been repaired, so the housekeeper helped me contact the front desk. I was given another room (a really great room to make up for the error, I was told). What was "great" was that it was a two bedroom end unit, but the overworked housekeeper had just started cleaning it. It told her not to worry since I needed to go to the market anyway and she let me put my luggage in the closet. When I came back the room was clean and ready. I was under the impression before I came that they charged for wifi, but I was just handed a login/password when I asked for access. Maybe this was because of the room issues? Not sure. I can see two routers from my living room here, but the connection is pretty terrible. I did a speedtest which pinged off a tower in Palma, Majorca and got 1.07 download/.08 upload. We are sitting on the Mediterranean Coast surrounded my mountains though. A sign to get off the computer and go lay on the beach I think.I saw another review that said there wasn't laundry facilities so I was pleasantly surprised to find a really nice washer in one of the kitchen cabinets. They have an expandable drying rack on the patio and clothespins stashed with the cleaning supplies. The microwave is also a convection oven. The kitchen is well equipped with dishes and tools. My unit had two flat screen tvs with two English channels (CNBC & BBC World News), a French channel, a German channel, MTV, childrens channels, radio, etc.I never tried the facilities like the sauna, restaurant, etc., (too cold & rainy for the outdoor pool) but they definitely had live music on the weekend in the restaurant. There was a birthday party with about 20 seven year olds running around one afternoon and I found that to be way more disruptive. If you are looking for a quiet getaway, this isn't it. I did figure out that anyone can go up to the upstairs decks to enjoy the view, but if you have one of the upstairs end units, that may be a drawback for you. I doubt many people wander up there unless they are on that floor though (unless you are nosey and looking for great shots of the sunset like me.)The beach is about one block away and has lounge chairs and a cafe. There's a great promenade along the beach. It's a good 15 minute walk to downtown Denia where the shops are, but it's level and mostly pleasant if you walk along the beach.All in all, I have really enjoyed my stay.I am giving an average rating to service because I tried emailing them questions before I arrived and received no answer. Also, I suspect that Interval guests are lower priority and are given ground floor rooms since my request for an upper floor was ignored. That combined with the moldy ceiling and room confusion makes me think they have a few issues to work out. However, everyone I interacted with was very kind and friendly.

A very clean,full service aparthotel with spacious rooms in an apartment type complex with choice of 1 or 2 bedrooms,living,kitchenette,balcony overlooking 3 large pools in a palm and green invironment.They have a good restuarant (buffet and a la carte) as well as a fully fitted health spa with heated pool.Recently painted and well maintained garden and recreational facilities for all ages.A welcome package (only out of season??) consisted of 1st morning free breakfast,a bottle of Cava,some juices and snacks,coffee,milk, in the fridge.A multilingual reception desk that calls you by your name despite the large number of rooms

We used the Ogisaka Garden hotel as our accommodation for a cycling training week in Spain. A curious place. On the positive side, the apartments were excellent - spacious and well equipped had we wished to self cater. The restaurant food was generally very good and in plentiful supply for hungry cyclists. However the complete package wasn't quite right - the outdoor swimming pool wasn't particularly clean or inviting (though it was off-season), and the gym/spar facilities were configured in a strange way (you had to go through one facility to get to another) and the jacuzzi was out of order. The gym was well equipped. The hotel could position itself as more upmarket if it smartened up the reception area and improved the ambience of the dining room. We were accommodated on long tables - it felt like a canteen. The bar was also stuck at one end of the dining room and wasn't really a particularly inviting place to gather and chat. There were no inside reception areas where you could meet up, apart from some seats in a thoroughfare next to the computer desk. Breakfast didn't start until 8.30am and dinner (in true Spanish style) started late too. They also had a slow and inefficient method of checking you in and out for meals. I won't mention the live music - very odd indeed and definitely not to my taste!! Overall a mixed bag; largely positive but with some features that could be improved. The owners could make much more of this facility and really need to decide what type of customer they wish to cater for.