Villa Roca | 3-Bedroom Villa with Hot Tub in Villajoyosa

When you wake in the master bedroom of Villa Roca, the Mediterranean stretches before you—not through a window, but from your private balcony overlooking Villajoyosa’s clifftop terrace. This luxury villa rental in Villajoyosa sits where the Costa Blanca’s landscape turns dramatic: where white-sand beaches meet rocky promontories, where the old fishing village aesthetic collides with modern comfort. You’re standing on the edge of something genuinely Mediterranean.

Inside Villa Roca

Villa Roca sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across two levels with careful attention to both privacy and connection. The ground floor hosts the property’s social spine—a dining room with a 10-seat wooden table opens directly into a fully-equipped kitchen, where European appliances (dishwasher, coffee machine, expansive fridge-freezer) line walls of local stone. The living room anchors this level with a functioning fireplace and television, but the real draw is the floor-to-ceiling window framing the sea; you’ll abandon the sofa repeatedly just to stand there.

Two ground-floor bedrooms flank the living spaces. The first contains a 180 x 190cm double bed with built-in wardrobe and television access; the second mirrors this layout but adds direct terrace access—the kind of convenience that defines a property’s flow. Both rooms benefit from individual air-conditioning units. A shared shower room and guest toilet serve these spaces, positioned near the entrance hall for visitor convenience.

The master suite commands the first floor. Its 210 x 200cm bed occupies a room with integrated wardrobe storage, en-suite shower, and a private balcony furnished for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. This bedroom overlooks both the external terrace below and the sea beyond—a layered landscape that rewards lingering.

Throughout Villa Roca, the design vocabulary stays consistent: Mediterranean rustic interpreted through local stone and timber. Air conditioning cools all sleeping areas. Wi-Fi reaches every corner. A washing machine handles the practicalities of longer stays. The safe secures valuables. This is a property that functions flawlessly while maintaining aesthetic authenticity.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace is where Villa Roca actually lives. Positioned on the cliff edge, it commands unobstructed views across the Mediterranean—the kind of vista that justifies every expense. The heated jacuzzi occupies prime position, angled to capture those panoramic sightlines; at dusk, when the water steams and the sky turns apricot, this becomes the evening’s inevitable gathering point. Sun loungers cluster in corners where morning light hits longest. An outdoor dining table accommodates six comfortably, positioned where the sea breeze carries the salt-smell while you eat.

The barbecue area sits partially covered, its design acknowledging the Costa Blanca’s reliable weather without eliminating the freedom of dining al fresco. Steps descend directly from the terrace toward the beach—a private route that cuts through the property’s rocky foreground. The garage accommodates two vehicles, important given that exploration beyond Villajoyosa is inevitable.

Location: Villajoyosa and the Surrounding Area

Villajoyosa announces itself through color. The town’s waterfront displays rows of terracotta, mustard, and coral-painted buildings—originally a practical fisherman’s guide system that became an aesthetic signature. Today, these 3km of white-sand coastline draw visitors seeking authenticity rather than high-rise developments. The Old Town rewards exploration: a 16th-century watchtower overlooks the harbor, Roman bridges straddle ravines, and the daily fish market operates exactly as it has for centuries. For chocolate enthusiasts, the Vilamuseu chocolate museum documents how Valeo—Spain’s most celebrated chocolate brand—transformed this fishing village into something more cosmopolitan.

Sports facilities cluster around the town center: a diving center operates year-round (the Mediterranean’s clarity peaks September-October), while a tennis club serves various skill levels. The tram line connecting Alicante to Dénia runs nearby, enabling day trips without driving stress. Alicante itself lies 42km south—a 45-minute drive bringing access to its historic castle, manicured parks, and the unspoilt island of Tabarca (reachable by 40-minute boat journey). To the north, Benidorm sits 15km away, transformed since the 1960s into a family-tourism hub; its Aqualandia water park and Terra Mitica theme park serve as reliable children’s entertainment options.

The Serra Gelada mountains rise immediately inland—a protected natural park offering hiking routes that yield views from sea-level to summit within 8km. Wine routes operate throughout the surrounding region, with local bodegas welcoming visitors for tastings of Alicante’s producing areas. Restaurants range from harbor-side fish establishments serving the morning’s catch to farm-to-table venues emphasizing local produce. Explore our luxury villas throughout Europe or our full collection of properties in Villajoyosa. For destination inspiration, our Costa Blanca travel guide offers detailed seasonal planning and activity recommendations.

The best travel season spans September through May: summer brings reliable heat (28-32°C) and crowds; autumn maintains warmth while reducing visitor density; winter offers temperate conditions (12-18°C daytime) ideal for coastal walking; spring arrives explosively, with wildflowers peaking March-April. Local festivals cluster around patron saint celebrations and seasonal harvests—the May flower festival draws traditional musicians and vendors, while autumn’s chocolate festival celebrates the town’s industrial heritage.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families seeking separate sleeping zones without isolation: the ground-floor bedroom placement enables independent routines while maintaining easy access to shared spaces. Couples combining relaxation with exploration: the master suite’s private balcony offers seclusion while the clifftop location enables sea-gazing contemplation. Groups of friends (Villa Roca accommodates up to 6 across three bedrooms) who value morning independence and evening gathering. Multi-generational parties where ground-floor accessibility matters—an elderly guest or child can occupy the terrace-access bedroom without navigating stairs. Guests prioritizing location over privacy should note: the nudist beach in front of the property attracts specific demographics; the quiet tram line passes behind, occasionally audible during evening hours.

Practical Information

Villa Roca accommodates 6 guests maximum, distributed across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Alicante Airport (ALC) stands 52km away—approximately 50-60 minutes by rental car depending on traffic patterns; direct transfer services operate for convenience. The nearest supermarket (Mercadona) sits 800 meters from the property in central Villajoyosa—a 10-minute walk or brief drive. Included in rental: Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning, television access, washing machine use, dishwasher, coffee machine operation, and jacuzzi heating. Linen and towels provision varies by booking—confirm at reservation. The property welcomes pets on request (advance notice required). Maid service, professional chef services, breakfast provisions, and wine-tasting arrangements are available for additional fees; these enhance longer stays or special occasions.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Roca

How many guests does Villa Roca sleep?

Villa Roca sleeps 6 guests maximum. The property contains 3 double bedrooms: two on the ground floor with 180 x 190cm beds, and one master suite on the first floor with a 210 x 200cm bed. No sofa beds or annexes exist; 6 represents maximum safe capacity. This configuration suits families of four plus two guests, or three couples, or small friendship groups.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Roca in Spain?

Alicante-Elche Airport (ALC) serves Villa Roca—52 kilometers south of Villajoyosa with approximately 50-60 minutes transfer time by rental car depending on traffic patterns and time of day. A taxi or arranged transfer service from the airport costs €60-€85 per journey. No direct public transportation exists between airport and villa; car rental is recommended for exploration beyond Villajoyosa’s immediate area.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Roca?

September through May offers optimal conditions. September maintains summer warmth (25-28°C) while reducing tourist density; October brings crystalline weather and water temperatures still suitable for swimming (21-22°C). April-May features wildflower peaks and festival activity. June-August delivers consistent sunshine but attracts peak crowds and elevated heat (30-32°C). Winter (December-February) provides temperate conditions (12-16°C daytime) ideal for walking and cultural exploration—the Chocolate Festival occurs in November, drawing enthusiasts to Villajoyosa specifically.

Is Villa Roca suitable for families with children?

Villa Roca accommodates families, though parents should understand specific constraints. The heated jacuzzi requires supervision of young swimmers; no fencing surrounds the terrace edge, making the clifftop location unsuitable for toddlers without constant monitoring. The nearby nudist beach may concern some families; conventional beaches like Playa Centro (2km away) offer traditional family environments. Aqualandia water park (15km in Benidorm) and Terra Mitica theme park provide structured children’s activities. Ground-floor bedrooms enable parental proximity to sleeping children. The property owner accepts families but requests that parents acknowledge the clifftop setting and beach composition explicitly.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Roca?

Standard inclusions: Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, air conditioning in all bedrooms, television with satellite channels, washing machine and dishwasher operation, coffee machine, heated jacuzzi, and bed linens. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) and basic housekeeping appear in standard rates. Optional services available at additional cost include: professional maid services for mid-stay cleaning, private chef or cook arrangements, prepared breakfast, full catering for events, airport transfers, and wine-tasting tours. Pet accommodation requires advance notice and generates additional fees. Check booking confirmation for specific inclusions matching your reservation tier.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Roca?

Villajoyosa town center (1.2km from the villa) contains a Mercadona supermarket, daily fish market (operating mornings year-round), and numerous restaurants. Casa Montaña serves harbor-view seafood; El Billete offers traditional Spanish fare; Lemon & Soul emphasizes Mediterranean vegetables and local wines. The central plaza hosts seasonal markets selling local produce, ceramics, and textiles. For upscale dining, La Bodeguilla (800m away) focuses on wine-pairing menus featuring Alicante region producers. The chocolate museum’s adjacent café serves Valeo products and light meals. Benidorm’s developed restaurant scene lies 15km north; Alicante’s urban dining culture is 42km distant. Within walking distance, several beach chiringuitos (casual restaurants) serve paella and fresh fish immediately adjacent to the sand.