Went there just for 2nights in mid-june for a break from england. Great location, just on the beach. Around 15mins walking to the center of Eivissa with all the restaurants and bars. For the club, you have to take a cab, but not so expensive, never more than 10euros. And in summmer,the disco bus is passing by the beach next door. Staff is very good and friendly, they do their best to speak with us in english. Went to the restaurant only for breakfast, but it was after the end time and the staff was still happy to serve us. Arrived at 9.30am to check in and we have a room ready, and... a wonderful sea view! I would definitely recommend this hotel for any kind of trip.

A hotel of contrasts - beautiful sea views (worth paying the extra for), nice indoor pool & jacuzzi, excellent central location close to Ibiza town. Awful breakfast, very compact room, small bath. In general I cannot see the facilities (lift, dining room etc) coping when full in summer. You get what you pay for but, in March with most local bars and restaurants closed, this was really not good value for money. Saturday night was particularly bad - very noisy parties until way past 3am, and the walls really are paper thin.

This is an OK ish hotel, in a not bad location, with some pretty dire facilities, and so-so staff. Starting with the good points: it can be very cheap. And for your money you get a 60s built hotel that mainly takes in package tours or those who book via travel websites in advance. The hotel is a brisk fifteen minute walk from the centre of town, or ten minutes to the main bus station where there are buses to San Ann or the airport. If you get a sea-view room, there are balconies with a quite spectacular views over a little bay. Rooms seem to be allocated randomly, so if you want to avoid a bad room, call up in advance and insist on one with a sea view. There are quite a few restaurants along the seafront (a good italian, and some grotty bucket and spade places), and a lovely bar (the Cube). The hotel itself has a tatty bar on the ground floor, and a restaurant which is straight out of faulty towers. There is a tiny unheated indoor pool, and a jaccusi - although seeing what some of the young and restless guests were getting up to in here, I wouldn't enter the water. There is even a tiny gym. The really bad news about this hotel is noise. The walls are thin stud plasterboard - you can hear a cough three rooms away. Many people here seem to come for the clubbing, so they will come back at all hours - and then at 7am you get noisy cleaners yelling down the corridors. This is a shame as the rooms are actually OK, with aircon, and a big telly (with lots of German channels, but only Sky news in English, and CNN in American) and a large-ish bathroom. There are clean towels every day, shampoo and soap. It's good if you fancy partying, but not so hot for those seeking a relaxing break.