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1. 7Pines Resort Ibiza, part of Destination by Hyatt
7Pines Resort Ibiza, part of Destination by HyattSant Josep de sa Talaia
Matthew liam
P28,562
P32,036 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 10 - Sep 11
P14,578
P16,498 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 10 - Sep 11
P14,370
P16,116 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 25 - Aug 26
P26,262
P29,354 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 7 - Sep 8
P14,317
P16,212 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 2 - Sep 3
6. TRS Ibiza Hotel - Adults Only +16
TRS Ibiza Hotel - Adults Only +16Sant Antoni de Portmany
Giovanna
P27,150
P30,482 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 1 - Sep 2
P16,194
P18,122 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 25 - Aug 26
8. Grand Palladium White Island Resort & Spa - All Inclusive
Grand Palladium White Island Resort & Spa - All InclusiveSant Josep de sa Talaia
Huw
P22,486
P25,355 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 8 - Sep 9
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Top Cala Tarida Hotel Reviews
Grand Palladium Select Palace Ibiza - All Inclusive
10/10 Excellent
"Great hotel!! the food selection was amazing. the hotel was beautiful. I would def. come back again"
The Unexpected Ibiza Hotel - Ushuaïa Club entrance included
8/10 Good
"An absolutely iconic hotel that you certainly pay the price for. I stayed in May, very early in the season (unheated pool beware). Perfect location, on the beach, close to airports and all the important nightlife. Being so iconic comes with slight staff attitude and arrogance because they know there will always be someone else more important/famous next in line. Very limited sunbeds (I hate to think the competition in peak season). Beware you have to pay for some of them even if a hotel guest. I had a beautiful room which overlooked the very noisy construction next door (old Hard Rock hotel) and I asked to move room (twice) due to the noise to which I was told no both times. The hotel was empty so this was disappointing as there were clearly spare rooms. Have to be very careful for the amenities in the room, most of them are chargeable! Breakfast was the highlight (€60pp!) but certainly very impressive. Ate at Gordon Ramsey, delicious food but the size of a postage stamp for a hefty price tag. Please increase portion size! Overall an impressive hotel but wouldn’t stay again."
Ibiza Corso Hotel
8/10 Good
"Overall a good stay for price paid. Property was very clean. Rooms are somewhat updated. Comfortable bed. Basic but nice, updated gym. Breakfast was better than anticipated — well run, always clean tables, friendly cooks. The “free parking” is actually street parking, but there was always an open spot in the lot in front (which is public parking) or around the neighborhood, just have to look or be creative (there is no hotel parking). Entrance is confusing- main entrance in front facing harbor has no elevator, no ramps, and it’s up a few flights of stairs to get to lobby. Tiny broken sign says “R..tion” (reception with missing letters, truly sad and reflective of management), this is the front side with no elevator. Back entrance has zero signage, not even hotel name. (Park in back for checkin, if you can). Reception staff were very nice. Hotel could be so much better if the owners / management cared. Lots of wear and tear. Broken floor tiles throughout. Half of exterior and lobby looks slick (new), half looks run down (the front and the hallways and the room condition). or abandoned (lower front - taped up, abandoned restaurant signs).. Could use a refresh — could be much nicer with minimal investment."
Migjorn Ibiza Suites & Spa
8/10 Good
"Everything met my expectations from the moment we checked in. The Junior Suite was spacious, clean and maintained. We had an amazing holiday. Unfortunately, the experience changed the day before our departure. I went to reception to ask if we could extend our checkout time by just one hour, from 12pm to 1pm. To my surprise, I was told there would be a €30 charge for the extra hour. I have been visiting Ibiza for the past 14 years and have stayed in many hotels across the island. I have never been charged for a one-hour late checkout. On previous occasions, when I have requested to stay until 3pm or 5pm, I have happily paid the additional fee, as that is expected. I explained that we had stayed at the hotel for 10 nights and felt that charging €30 for one extra hour was excessive. The manager’s response was that they could allow us to stay until 12.30pm free of charge, but if we wanted to remain until 1pm, the €30 fee would still apply. Charging €30 for an additional 30 minutes made the situation feel even more unreasonable. I was also told that every guest is treated the same, which I appreciate in principle. However, having worked in the hospitality industry myself, I know that managers have discretion to make exceptions when appropriate. After a 10night stay, I believe a small gesture of goodwill would have been justified. To be clear, this is not about the €30 itself, I can certainly afford it. It is about the principle. Total lack of recognition."