Old original old town Ibiza building and location, super friendly staff, great location, we rested…read moreour sun tanned bodies on the top floor (4th) over looking the plaza of palm trees, cafes & restaurants.. The Hostal / Boutique Hotel has its only early cafe and late dinner sweet outdoor sidewalk seating, wifi and soft big lounge chairs... Food is 7/10 but the location is the best, at night very little noise as your far enough away from the loud bars yet close enough to walk within a few minutes The rooms are plush and newly reno with very nice fittings and finished like a high end suite, yet in this funky old turn of century building.. Very well done, and about 130e a night

We were in the Hostal (not the same like an Hostel but more like an normal Hotel or pension!) for…read morethree nights and very happy. As it is low season now, price was more than ok (30 per night an person). The room was great, very cleaned and there was great view over the plaza - penthouse feeling for cheap money! Staff was very different. We met great personal, very helpful and friendly but also lazy and unfriendly people. they should work on this and take only the best in there! food in the restaurant is very good an prices are more than ok! Definitely worth going there, a good reccomendation for Ibiza, next to Old-town and all other important things!

The hostel itself appears pretty clean. White walls with teal accents. Each room is equipped with…read morea large locker. They provide you with its key. Upon check in, you're to pay a 10 Euro deposit which you get back at the end for the keys they give you. Deposit and hostel eco tax .55 euro each person, each night. Both have to be paid in cash. We had the room 102, with windows facing the street. Street noise is loud. This may be in issue for you if you're a light sleeper. An issue for me was the heat in the room. The airconditioner wasn't functioning. No kitchen. No social activities. Sheets are provided and appear clean. Good enough for sleep and shower.

This place is fantastic . The Art Deco is an amazing…read moreadventure . Can't wait to come back. I recommend staying in any of their hotel rooms as each one is different .

Urban Spaces is a really cool hotel located in Ibiza Town, so you're pretty close to everything. It…read morelooks small and rather unassuming from the front but when you get inside you realize it's got a very good size to it, but it's not a huge resort or anything. It has a bit of a hostel feel when you enter the lobby, which i like because it feels very friendly. And the staff are really nice. Like REALLY nice. everyone i spoke to who worked there had such huge smiles on their faces the entire time i spoke with them. We checked in and went to our room, which of course has a different art design than any of the other rooms. All the rooms (and the walls in the hallways, etc) were designed by different artists, which is really cool. They have a dinner plan available but I booked the breakfast for the next day, which was very good. The fridge in the room is stocked with beer and liquor for purchase at pretty cheap rates as well. If I had to come up with some reason to not give this place 5 stars, it would be that the walls are super thin. I was asleep and heard the people in the other room on our floor loud and clear. They weren't even being particularly loud or anything, but they did wake me up. That was a bit annoying, or really as annoying as people making noise in Ibiza can be! I didn't think it was a huge deal though because I would definitely stay at this place again.

Thw best in the world, athmosphere and people are rhe best. Two years in a row I have spent my…read morebirthday here

I'm honestly devastated to be writing this, but our recent stay at Ushuaïa on 1st August 2025 was…read moreone of the most stressful, disappointing hotel experiences I've ever had--particularly upsetting given the high cost (over £1300 for one night) and that this was meant to be a special anniversary trip. We booked the "Anything Can Happen Suite" expecting a seamless and celebratory experience. Instead, what happened was a cascade of failures that left us feeling ignored, degraded, and frankly shocked--especially in a hotel that markets itself as luxury and inclusive. Check-In Disaster: We arrived at 3:15 PM and were told our room wasn't ready. Fair enough--initially. But no follow-up, no communication, and no apology. I had to chase four times at the desk, only to be met with robotic, dismissive responses and rude attitudes from the front desk team. No manager was ever made available to speak to us, and we didn't get access to the room until close to 6 PM--almost 3 hours later. False Promises About Accessibility: Before booking, we called multiple times (myself and two friends separately) and were explicitly reassured that our disabled guests could move between the room and the event area throughout the night. This was a key factor in our decision to book. When we arrived, we were abruptly told this was not allowed. My disabled partner and friend were essentially trapped--unable to re-enter the event area if they left for rest or toilet access. This left them distressed and humiliated. No one--not reception, the "experience team," or the box office--offered a solution. The finger-pointing and lack of care was appalling. For a hotel of this profile to treat disabled guests this way in 2025 is disgusting and potentially unlawful. We felt lied to, ignored, and abandoned. Special Occasion? Completely Ignored. This trip was also our anniversary. I had planned to propose but didn't--because the entire day was ruined by stress and mishandling. No gesture, no questions, not even a "congratulations." No support in planning anything. A complete emotional letdown. Sexual Comments from Security: To make matters worse, some of the security staff made inappropriate, sexual comments to our female friends--including "your ass looks nice in that outfit" and "give me a shout later, sexy." This is completely unacceptable, and I am disgusted that this was brushed off when raised with the hotel. In Summary: * 3-hour delay to check-in with rude service * False promises and complete disregard for disabled guests * No acknowledgment or support for a special occasion * Inappropriate, degrading behaviour from hotel security * No apology. No resolution. No refund. If you're looking for a hotel that actually delivers on luxury, respect, and basic accessibility, Ushuaïa is not the place. I'll be pursuing this with the tourism board, disability rights organisations, and legal channels. Guests deserve better--especially in a venue claiming to be world-class

Check in from 10-15 hours Well, the pros are: good location…read more( only about 6 minutes from the airport), STAFF (which is super friendly and down to earth), very hippy-like place (for those who enjoy easy life, backpacking and not toooo much comfort), cleanliness. Our room was the biggest with a small balcony which we used to have our sundowners late at night. Bed was on the smallish side (but all beds are in Spain). Breakfast was included in our rate and consisted of 1! coffee, 1 little glas of orange juice and a choice of a croissant or toasted bread roll with jam. For the price paid (almost 700 Euros for 4 days) the breakfast was not adequate and should have been more extended. It can be loud, also, during the night when party people having their drinks in the open door bar. But that did not bother me too much. You can get beach towels at reception. The Hostel did serve our purpose and we would stay here again.

My husband and I have stayed at Nautico Ebeso three times - and we have been happy with that…read moredecision each time. Finding a hotel in Ibiza is challenging - there is a lot of conflicting information out there and finding a place that meets your needs and a reasonable price can be time consuming. Nautico Ebeso is a basic hotel - it is not fancy, but it is clean and safe. My requirements are rather simple - clean, safe, air conditioning - and Ebeso has all three. I would advise paying for a room with a sea view - because it is worth it. I've never stayed in a street-facing room so I can't review those. The hotel is about a 15 minute walk from the heart of Ibiza town and Dalt Villa. We walked it day and night and felt safe. The area surrounding has restaurants, shops and little markets where you can buy some snacks and drinks. Walking along the beach is really nice - there are some reasonably priced restaurants and bars and the view is really pretty. Manage your expectations. No-one at Ebeso is going to greet you and help you with your luggage. It's not a luxury hotel - but it's a good place to sleep. They have a pool, a bar and a terrace area where it's fun to get drinks and some ice cream. All the staff I encountered were nice enough and they were helpful in getting us a taxi to the airport when needed. I like this hotel for its consistency and its location.

This is a review of a stay in August of 2012. This is a clean and decent hotel in a very good…read morelocation. Visitors include a mix of couples, a few families, and friends traveling. You can enjoy the pool, sea views, and beaches. The bar and lounge area is very nice. There are some great places to eat around as well. We liked Marco Restaurante on the beach. We walked to Dalt Vila. Cabs are also readily available, which we used to get to some of the clubs. If you are going to the clubs, ask the front desk what tickets they have. We got free entry into Privilege one night though the hotel. However, also compare their prices to the local vendors, which are everywhere. We got Amnesia tickets down the street for $20 less that what the hotel was selling them for. I would stay here again.