The best hotels in Ibiza, on video.
The best hotels in Ibiza suit very different trips, so start with the kind of stay you want. Our selection covers the island's main moods: adults-only beach hotels in Platja d'en Bossa and San Antonio Bay, two resorts on the calmer east coast near Santa Eulalia, a clifftop resort near Ibiza Town, a small boutique hotel on the south-west cliffs and a rural estate among orange groves. Watch each hotel's video, then book direct with the hotel.
INNSiDE Ibiza Beach · Ibiza, Spain1:11
7 hotels in Ibiza.

Right on Punta Pinet beach in San Antonio Bay, facing the sunsets, with a pool, rooftop and spa. An adults-only base for travellers who want the lively west coast on the doorstep.

An adults-only resort on a clifftop above the sea, about 3 km from Ibiza Marina, with a pool, spa and yoga studio. Suits guests who want wellness and sea views near town.

A party hotel a minute from Platja d'en Bossa beach, with rooms set around a pool and open-air stage. Adults only, for guests who come for the music and want to stay where it happens.

A rural estate in Puig d'en Valls, with orange groves, a 15th-century water mill and rooms in a former dairy. For a country stay with Dalt Vila and the port under 3 km away.

Among pine trees, steps from the sea and a few minutes from Santa Eulalia, with a large pool and an activities programme. Adults only, for a resort stay on the calmer east coast.

A small boutique hotel on the Es Porroig clifftop above the bay of Es Cubells, with rooms around a courtyard garden and a pool. For travellers who want quiet on the south-west coast.

A beachfront hotel between Santa Eulalia and Es Canar, with several pools, a spa and an adults-only rooftop pool. For travellers who want DJs by the pool, away from the party districts.
How we choose: we only list hotels we can show you on video. We watch each video before a hotel joins the collection, and Book direct takes you to the hotel's own website.
Where to stay in Ibiza
Choose the area before the hotel. Platja d'en Bossa and San Antonio revolve around beach clubs and sunsets, the east coast around Santa Eulalia is calmer, and the countryside and the south-west cliffs are quieter still.
Platja d'en Bossa and around Ibiza Town
Platja d'en Bossa (Playa d'en Bossa), the long beach just south of Ibiza Town and close to the airport, is the island's busiest party strip. Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel is a minute from the sand, an adults-only hotel built around its pool and open-air stage. East of the harbour, Destino Five Ibiza is an adults-only clifftop resort about 3 km from Ibiza Marina, with a spa and yoga studio. Hotel Xereca is the rural option: an estate with orange groves in Puig d'en Valls, under 3 km from the port and Dalt Vila, the walled old town.
San Antonio Bay
On the west coast, San Antonio Bay faces the sunset and has its own bar and club scene. INNSiDE Ibiza Beach sits right on Punta Pinet beach on the bay, adults only, with a pool, rooftop and spa.
Santa Eulalia and the east coast
The east coast is calmer, with Santa Eulalia as its town. Palladium Hotel Don Carlos is an adults-only hotel among pine trees, steps from the sea and a few minutes from town, with a large pool and an activities programme. ME Ibiza is on the beach between Santa Eulalia and Es Canar, with several pools, a spa, poolside DJs and an adults-only rooftop pool.
The south-west cliffs
Around Es Cubells in the south-west, the coast is cliffs and small coves, with villas rather than large resorts. Las Brisas is a small boutique hotel on the Es Porroig clifftop, with rooms around a landscaped courtyard, a pool and a spa. Choose it for quiet.
When to go
The main season runs from May to October. July and August are the hottest and busiest months, when the clubs are in full swing; June and September are quieter, with the sea still warm in September. The big clubs open in late spring and close in October. Many hotels close in winter, so check opening dates with the hotel.
Getting there
Ibiza Airport (IBZ) lies on the south coast, a few kilometres from Ibiza Town, with flights from across Europe. Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel is about 4 km away, Hotel Xereca about 10 km and ME Ibiza around 22 km. Ferries sail from Barcelona, Valencia, Denia and Palma de Mallorca. Taxis and buses link the airport with the main towns; a hire car helps for the south-west cliffs and a rural stay.
Good to know before you go.
Where is the best area to stay in Ibiza?
Choose by the trip you want. For beach clubs and parties, stay at Platja d'en Bossa near Ibiza Town, where Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel is a minute from the sand. For sunsets, stay on San Antonio Bay, where INNSiDE Ibiza Beach is right on Punta Pinet beach. The east coast around Santa Eulalia is calmer, with Palladium Hotel Don Carlos and ME Ibiza. For quiet, look at Las Brisas on the south-west cliffs.
Which hotels in Ibiza are adults only?
In our selection, four Ibiza hotels are adults only: Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel at Platja d'en Bossa, built around a pool and open-air stage; INNSiDE Ibiza Beach on Punta Pinet beach in San Antonio Bay; Destino Five Ibiza, a clifftop resort near Ibiza Town with a spa and yoga studio; and Palladium Hotel Don Carlos, among pine trees near Santa Eulalia. At ME Ibiza, the rooftop pool is for adults only.
Which Ibiza hotels are quiet and away from the party scene?
Las Brisas has a quiet setting: a small hotel on the Es Porroig clifftop above the bay of Es Cubells, in the south-west, with rooms around a courtyard garden. Hotel Xereca is a rural estate with orange groves in Puig d'en Valls, close to Ibiza Town without being in it. On the east coast, Palladium Hotel Don Carlos stands among pine trees a few minutes from Santa Eulalia and is adults only.
Are there small boutique hotels in Ibiza?
Yes. In our selection, Las Brisas is the small boutique hotel: it sits on the Es Porroig cliffs in the south-west, above the bay of Es Cubells, with Mediterranean-style rooms set around a landscaped courtyard, a pool and a spa. For a rural alternative near Ibiza Town, Hotel Xereca has rooms in a former dairy on an estate with orange groves and an old water mill.
When is the best time to visit Ibiza?
For warm weather with more space on the beaches, go in June or September; July and August are the hottest and busiest months. The big clubs run from late spring to October, so party hotels such as Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel are at their liveliest in high summer, while the east coast and the south-west stay calmer. Many hotels on the island close in winter, roughly November to April.
How do you get to Ibiza?
Most travellers fly into Ibiza Airport (IBZ), on the south coast a few kilometres from Ibiza Town. Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel is about 4 km from the airport, Hotel Xereca about 10 km and ME Ibiza, on the east coast, around 22 km. Ferries also sail from Barcelona, Valencia, Denia and Palma de Mallorca. Taxis and buses reach the main towns; a hire car helps for the south-west cliffs.



