Ibiza's Beach Front Hotels

Published 2 June 2011 Stephen White.

Tags: Hotel News

all new, all Djing, all dancing Ushuaia

Clubbers, families, couples, all have one thing in common when it comes to taking holidays in Ibiza – we all think the beach is great! So what could be better than choosing accommodation right by it, to feel the sand in your toes and hear the gentle lapping of the waves on the shore? And the views! The blue, blue Mediterranean waters stretching off as far as the eye can see.....

Here on Spotlight we've just put together a whole page of Beach Front Accommodation that will suit one and all – clubbers on Playa den Bossa, couples in Talamanca, families in Portinatx or San Antonio Bay – to name just a few.

Lets start with a look at places on the beach for the young set where Playa den Bossa's long, long stretch of soft sand is home to famous beach bars like Bora Bora, Ushuaia, La Plage, Sands, et al.

Mere mortal clubbers just love the Jet Apartments, great accommodation for groups, with 3 pools and of course the famous Bora Bora on the compound, no wonder they're one of our most popular apartments.

Clubbers who want to splash the cash can stay in the modern, more luxurious surroundings of the Garbi (photo), so handy for the beach and Ibiza town, or the all new, all Djing, all dancing Ushuaia which promises, style, luxury and entertainment, all in one neat package.

There's enough room on the huge beach for families too. Popular year after year with mum, dad and the kids are the hotels of the Fiesta – Don Toni and Club Don Toni – group, and Sirenis – Goleta and Tres Carabelas, which have entertainment aplenty and the golden sands on the doorstep.

Other beach hotels favoured by families are the Playa Bella (photo), famous for its evening entertainment and big family apartments, and the Fiesta Milord, both in San Antonio Bay. In Portinatx, with 3 beautiful sandy coves, the El Greco and Club Hotel Portinatx are firm family favourites.

Smaller, more laid back and with a totally different atmosphere, Talamanca, with a great selection of restaurants dotted along its beach caters more for couples who like quieter accommodation but still close to Ibiza town. Four hotels each with a different feel can be found on the beach here – The Argos has superb views of the old town and a touch of four star class, the Hostal Talamanca (photo), now has new suites which lead directly on to the beach, The Simbad was upgraded to four stars recently after an 'urban chic' makeover and Ses Figueres offers great personable service so typical of a small, family run hotel.

We've only scratched the surface of our beach hotel selection here, so why not take a look at our new page as there's sure to be something just perfect for you?

Comments...

I always got a seaview room on that side of the hotel. :D Beautiful view even before Ushuaia!

Posted by Paris400 on 12 July 2011

looks like pdh will be popular as well.as they use this hotel for the acts to change in etc.and that side of the hotel is going to be requested a lot i bet,nights i nipped down to look.every room had someone looking out.taking photo;s and fliming.

does not seem to be effecting Space at all.as Ushuaia stops at midnight.very busy around that area.

Posted by woodruffe on 12 July 2011

I do remember the beds on the beach last time I was there. Thanks for the photos, Woodruffe. :D Helps make decision making on booking the hotel easier.

Posted by Paris400 on 12 July 2011

Posted by woodruffe on 11 July 2011

yes its the beds they used to use for the beach bar they rented out last year.just moved them to pool area.my mate does have a 360 photo of pool area.but not got it yet.i could not get a photo of rooms with pools.fence was in the way.

Posted by woodruffe on 11 July 2011

Thanks for the photo. Looks like the loungers they usually have on the sand in front.

I'm gonna miss the evening resort show with the woman who played "Lola's Theme". LOL

Posted by Paris400 on 11 July 2011

well they would not show me a room as they said there full..but on asking two lads.they sound the same.one of the beds near pool.you can see main stage area in background.and lots of raised decking round the pool area.

Posted by woodruffe on 11 July 2011

Originally Posted by kimajy: (Mensaje 1381176) Err ... unless something's changed radically in the last few weeks I think 3 stars is about right for the setting of the new place and you get better service at a Days Inn at your local motorway service station.. room with a view from the hotel next door definitely the way to go or just pay the entry so you can breathe a sigh of relief when you get to leave after you've heard the music you went in for... :D

Wow. The rooms with direct access to the pool look nice - are those the only ones with the fancy decor and the rest of the rooms are like the old Fiesta Club?

Posted by Paris400 on 11 July 2011

Originally Posted by kimajy: (Mensaje 1381176) Err ... unless something's changed radically in the last few weeks I think 3 stars is about right for the setting of the new place and you get better service at a Days Inn at your local motorway service station.. room with a view from the hotel next door definitely the way to go or just pay the entry so you can breathe a sigh of relief when you get to leave after you've heard the music you went in for... :D

Before you rush to book Ushuaia - check the prices - we had a wander around last week & asked about the tariff - its something like €300 a night for a standard double.

Posted by Bellagio on 9 July 2011

Originally Posted by woodruffe: (Mensaje 1381157) Ushuaia hotel.smart inside.3 star but 5 star service.they have done a great job on this hotel.mine you its 40 euro to get in on event nights.5pm or 6pm till midnight.i was lucky to have viewings in day and an hour one night.

Err ... unless something's changed radically in the last few weeks I think 3 stars is about right for the setting of the new place and you get better service at a Days Inn at your local motorway service station.. room with a view from the hotel next door definitely the way to go or just pay the entry so you can breathe a sigh of relief when you get to leave after you've heard the music you went in for... :D

Posted by kimajy on 9 July 2011

as you can see as sea view corner rooms.now you need to try and get top floor over looking Ushuaia hotel.smart inside.3 star but 5 star service.they have done a great job on this hotel.mine you its 40 euro to get in on event nights.5pm or 6pm till midnight.i was lucky to have viewings in day and an hour one night.

Posted by woodruffe on 8 July 2011

Love the Hotel Playa D'en Bossa - wonderful seaviews. It will be interesting to stay there again with Ushuaia next door now.

And it's sold out for July and August solid - so won't be staying there then!

Posted by Paris400 on 8 July 2011

Ushuaia does not have seaviews.the hotel is only a few floors high.its a circle complex with pool in the centre.not like a normal hotel that as 7 floors.you might be lucky to get one of the front rooms that over look the sea.but trees block the view.

Posted by woodruffe on 4 June 2011

Argos has no views of the old town - the view is obscured by new buildings across the street.

Does the new Ushuaia hotel have rooms with sea view?

Posted by tclubber on 4 June 2011

stayed in the algarb.jet apts. sal rossa .palm beach.all on front, plus others in pdb. but now i stay in the Tres Carabelas

Posted by woodruffe on 2 June 2011

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