Great place for lunch, afternoon smoothie or diner... The garden at the back is great, you won't…read morewant to leave! Nice interior too, modern but still warm.

Also within the Main Square of San Juan village, "Ibiza's bohemian north." Not open during the…read morewinter, but appeared foodie worthy. Emily Rose Reeder

Portinatx hotel is in the north of Ibiza and is a wonderful situated place with an all inclusive…read moreconcept. Rooms have revently been renovated and have a simple yet modern interior. The Hotel has beautiful gardens that are being well taken care off. Personel is very friendly. There is a small private beach with lovely view at the bay and a small coffee bar with two terrasses. It seems that the hotel has expanded it's number of rooms. The two pools (kids and 18+) haven't got enough sunbathing chairs so guests are getting up early to claim some chairs. At 8:00 am all chairs are gone. Food and drinks are free with the all inclusive concept. Breakfast, lunch and diner are wonderfull with lots of things to choose from and chefs cutting meat or preparing other recipes at the counters. Portinatx is a wonderful hotel for couples and families with children. I've seen English, Dutch, German, French visitors. Internet is poor - the free wifi at the entrance as well as the paid version (18 euro pweek pgadget)

Looking for the full luxury experience? Stay here, okay here, dine here, wine here. You will not be…read moredisappointed. From the views, to kind staff. The fresh bread, crepes, fresh squeezed juice, & eden their fine dining experience is INCREDIBLE. The chef surprised us with appetizers & dessert on the house. What an place to relax, renew & reconnect. I highly Recommend!!

Thank you Hacienda Na Xamena for helping to make our honeymoon magical. The room was AMAZING! Jr…read moreEden Suite with our own outside pool on our terrace. The staff were exceptional and accommodating for anything we needed. Great hospitality and the most wonderful views. We look forward to returning for our anniversary. Thank you so much!

Horrible customer service for a "5 star" hotel. We had to spend 5 nights in a room with no AC. No…read moreupgrades, no change of room, no discounts or credits. The manager explained that although the AC wasn't "cooling to my liking" it still functioned. I would stay away from this spot, definitely not worth the money. There are many other hotels around much cheaper and I'm sure the AC works.

Stayed here for 3 nights while in Ibiza. My boyfriend booked on Priceline, so the night that we got…read morein we were given a small room with no windows. The decor was nice, but the no windows situation made it feel like a small dungeon. The next morning, we asked for another room and since my boyfriend is a gold member, they were able to provide us with an upgraded room facing the inner walkway. Free breakfast was also included with his benefits, so we were able to choose from a nice selection of items on the breakfast menu. The only thing that we did not like about the hotel was the strong perfume smell in the hallways. It was very overbearing

- The hotel has a few other locations on the beach in Ibiza which they allow you access to use all…read moreof their properties and amenities. - When your addicted to your cell phone like I am it is amazing to have free wifi at all of there locations. - It's only about a three minute walk to the beach. - They provided free sunblock behind the bar all you have to do is ask. - It is a quite hotel so if your looking to relax a bit without having a ton of people around you it's great. - They make excellent cocktails with fresh ingredients and they look good as well. Cons: - On Saturday in front of the Santos hotel ( there sister hotel ) a women was collecting 10€ each to lay on the beach chairs. If you lay around the pool it is free - Bring a bottle of water with you to brush your teeth. The water in the rooms are salt water. It's kinda like showering at the beach! - They don't offer much as far as food. They have light snacks such as a hot dog and popcorn for 8€ which was not worth the price. - If you are looking for a full continental American breakfast with eggs and meat this breakfast is not for you! It is a very light breakfast and in my opinion not worth it.

GREAT place. Beach property. Nice pool area with Dj. Near the clubs and nightlife. We loved our…read morestay here. Would come back!

The best & trendiest beach club in Formentera. If you're not staying In, pass by and cherish their…read morelovely breakfast (14€) + champagne. The beach is 2 meters away ans they give Yoga courses at 9. The pool is cristal clear and the clientele is hipe. To do while on the isle.

This hotel was a lifesaver on my last trip to Formentera! My husband and I made the fateful…read moredecision to stay at the Insotel Hotel Formentera Playa (thanks for the bum suggestion, Trip Advisor) down from the Gecko and we regretted the decision daily. For the entire week of our stay we would wake up and walk to the Gecko because their beach was cleaner than the Insotel's and the service/food was SO much better than the junk they had at our hotel. We tried to book a room at the Gecko so we could leave our hotel but unfortunately for us they were completely booked. Now I know where to stay next time I go to the island... the property is beautiful and well maintained and the staff is very accommodating!

This hotel is in the small seaside resort of Portinatx on the north east coast of Ibiza. Our stay…read morewas All Inclusive, and made during the third week of October. The receptionists were approachable, friendly and efficient. The room, indeed the whole of the hotel was kept spotlessly clean. The restaurant was comfortable and the food OK, nothing special, but then we were staying all Inclusive. The bar was open from 11.00 to 23.00, and a wide range nge of local drinks - wine, beer, spirits and cocktails - was available (as well as soft drinks). Two gripes: the beds and the sofas in reception were very uncomfortable, leaving us with backache: entertainment was limited, with short shows on just three evenings a week. On three days we had rain, and, with no entertainment children were left to make their own amusement around the hotel which did not make for a relaxing time. Would we recommend this hotel? Yes, given it is listed as a three star hotel, you get what you pay for.

I love this place. I had never been to Ibiza before but I'll definitely be back. The hotel is new,…read moreabout four years old. They shut it down every winter and spruce up the place so it looks new when it opens for the season again. The views of the ocean from the infinity pool area are amazing. The service is excellent and I am high maintenance. You do pay more to get more... The hotel isn't cheap. I think we paid a little over $300 per night for a view of the ocean from our room. The suite had a kitchen area including small fridge, stove top, dishes and utensils, Keurig coffee maker, and microwave. Worth it!

I stayed at Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza, and overall, I had an amazing experience…read more I'll be upfront: this hotel is very expensive. I was honestly hesitant to book it because of the price, especially coming from a small town in Colorado and wanting a mix of relaxation and fun. But once I was there, it completely worked. The property is stunning high-end, modern, and beautifully designed. Friends who stayed at other hotels actually came to ours just to take photos because it's that nice. If you want great pictures, you don't even need to leave the hotel. It really is the hotel. Breakfast was incredible. I loved having fresh, natural juices every morning, and the food overall was excellent. The private beach was a huge highlight, and the private concerts and live music added such a fun, lively energy. It's definitely a vibrant place, but it still felt enjoyable rather than overwhelming. The staff were truly amazing friendly, attentive, and welcoming across the board. They really elevated the experience and made the stay feel special. The only downside for me was the room layout and bathroom. The resort is very large, so depending on where your room is, the walk can be pretty long especially if you're on the pool side. Also, the shower door didn't fully close, so water leaked out everywhere, and the shower area didn't feel as clean or polished as I would expect for a hotel at this price point. Not terrible, but noticeable. That said, I genuinely loved my stay and had a great time. It did feel worth it overall, even with the cost. I'd absolutely love to come back budget permitting and would 100% stay here again if I return to Ibiza. If you're looking for a luxury, lively, iconic Ibiza hotel experience and are prepared for the price tag, this place delivers.

If hell had a hotel, this would be it…read more This place is an absolute disgrace to hospitality. The level of incompetence, disorganization, and sheer laziness on display here is almost impressive - you'd think it was some kind of social experiment on how bad a hotel can get before guests riot. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted not with warmth but with chaos and indifference. Check-in? Hours of waiting for the room you booked in advance. Room service? Nonexistent. The mini bar? Stocked with half-drunk bottles, and yes, they'll gleefully charge you for them anyway. Their restaurants serve food so bland and low-quality that calling it "edible" feels generous. Breakfast looked like a health inspection horror show, filthy, unsanitary, and clearly handled by people who've given up on life. The staff? A masterclass in rudeness and apathy. Ask for your room to be cleaned, and you'll get attitude, eye rolls, and maybe even a verbal lashing from housekeeping. And if by some miracle they do show up, don't expect the bed to be clean, ours had hair and actual blood stains. When we reported it, they refused to fix it. Refused. The water in the tub looked like it came straight from a sewer. It's not just unpleasant, it's unsafe. Whoever manages this circus should be ashamed. Hard Rock should remove their name from this embarrassment before it ruins what little reputation they have left. Final advice: run. Don't walk - run away from this disaster disguised as a hotel.