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This place was obviously old but very well updated and appointed. Some might call it quaint. The hotel staff was very accommodating, professional and pleasant, and for the most part spoke English well which made communication less of a challenge. We had a booking discrepancy which necessitated a larger room, fortunately we were able to move into the two bed premier unit which by my standards was very nice. The AC cooled the room off exceptionally well, the windows and balcony doors were all new with double insulated panes and sound trim insulation. The balcony overlooked the square which tended to be noisy throughout the night but not so much that sleep could not be attained. Obviously this facility has no control of people in the square. The rest of the room touted a nicely decorated and well designed living space, and a ceiling fan that could really move some air, the bathroom was newly redesigned and also very nice. Plenty of hot water, not that we needed it in this summer 2022 heat wave. Parking was a challenge, we rented a car when we arrived and street parking was nearly impossible. Lot parking was 38e/night. The upside is with a receipt the hotel reimbursed that expense which was a pleasant discovery. Would definitely stay here again. I had zero concerns or complaints about this hotel. Side note for other Americans contemplating to rent a car or not. I suggest that you do. Parking, though not convenient but reimbursed makes it worth it and getting around the island via one of maybe three taxis would be crazy expensive and not worth the time standing around wasting. Driving is easy after you realize how the roads are laid out IE mostly one ways, the triangles on the road mean you yield at that intersection AND pedestrians ALWAYS have the right of way. Scooters and motorcycles will pass you up on the left and right so just keep an eye out. Once out of downtown Ibiza driving is much more relaxing and easy, the rest of the island is an easy and relatively care free cruise. The sunset at Cafe Del Mar is greeted with cheers nightly and an accompanying beat from the club. I would like to come back here again for a longer stay. A full month would suffice.

This was my first time to Ibiza and I was looking for a hotel that would give me the White Island vibe whilst being modern, fresh and luxurious feel. W Ibiza didn’t disappoint… the hotel staff were excellent and a very energetic young team. The breakfast was really good with a great selection on the buffet and an egg a la cart menu. The pool on the ground level and roof were both really good. DJs playing throughout the day and night but no banging music it was more melodic music which kept the feet tapping. The staff at all the bars were very good and provided a personnel experience. The cocktails were exceptional and Paulo is a master at work in his mixology field. Josh and Jose were also great hosts and providing their own personnel touches to custom cocktails. It’s these little touches which make a big difference. The hotel is right on the sea front promenade so you have plenty of walking areas and easily connected to the Marina. I never had to wait more than a few minutes for a taxi to head to other areas in the island so it’s very well connected. The only downside for the trip was a pump was broken in the room and an extremely loud and annoying noise was coming out of the aircon system all day and all night. This was fixed on day four but it was loud enough to wake you up which wasn’t good.

1.Ushuaia is a well-known bundi adult hotel on the island, with hard rock next door. I stayed 10/1, and the price was 1300. There are too few Asians on this island, and they are rare faces (especially female drivers like me have been noticed driving haha), so the price will not increase because of National Day. I live on the second floor of the Club building, which is located behind the stage. I thought there would be a good view. The room design is a bit similar to W Hotel, and the toiletries are from Ferragamo's. The furniture is a bit dated and all peeled off. 2.When I checked in, there was a tall white female PR who thought that my boyfriend and I were rich people from China, and they always introduced us with enthusiasm. Later, I probably figured out that we are a hunk, and we walked away ~ 3. Hotel guests are free of charge for partying in the evening. Forget about € 50 or € 60. But we stayed there that night without a pool party, and we didn't even have a reason why we just took a bath and got ready to rest. I didn't expect that there would be restless drums and cheers downstairs around 12 o'clock, but we have been traveling for 10 days, and the exhaustion of self-driving tour and transit is really unsupportable. So I went to Dian Xiaodao but didn't go to Bundi! Everyone must learn my lessons and ask about the party location and time! 4. We are driving by car. The car can be parked next to hiibiza diagonally across the road. It can be parked on the sandy road free of charge. 5. Return to the room at night and find a raspberry-flavored small cake for us. My boyfriend said it was average ... 6. On the landing route, the hotel was a bit noisy during the day, and no flights at night did not affect the rest. 7. There is a restaurant called home loops on the island. It is very delicious. Although it is Spanish, it is very suitable for Asian appetites. It is very large, many shrimps, and many dishes are only 40 Euros. The beach and seaside restaurant are across the road. Five-star recommendation

İbiza corso is my second home and feel so great .. everything is simply perfect ! All employess are very kind and helpful always make you smile .. restaurant is amazing with all the food and services .. love the chef .. and pool bar and lobby bar you can drink best cocktails .. rooms are so comfy and super clean also they make it ready everyday like day one feeling plus rooms has awsome sea and ibiza view almost from everywhere .. i love to be at there and this was my 10th time row now and cant wait to be back again !!

A resort hotel that is absolutely striking. It's impeccable in terms of facilities and services, especially with unparalleled ocean views and sunsets. It is a resort paradise. Can come back later.

The service: I was very much looking forward to staying at The Standard Ibiza due to its modern design and beautiful rooftop. This experience was soured by the treatment myself (American) and my friends (British) received from the staff at both restaurants. They did not hide the fact that they did not like English-speaking guests. We dined at the rooftop restaurant and Jara (floor level) multiple times and each time had a similar experience. The waiters would completely ignore us. We had to get up and track someone down to get a menu even after the bartender looked me straight in the eye and went about her business. We had to ask for drinks multiple times before we got them. Ask for our check several times. When we finally got up to ask the bartender for something she would respond with ”ask my colleague”. Tonight we dined at Jara and not once, not a single time did the waiter come to our table to take an order or ask if we needed anything. We had to get up and find him each time to get service. Meanwhile, he was attending to a family at the table next to us all night (Spanish speaking). I've honestly never experienced such poor service at a hotel, despite the fact that myself and my friends were extremely courteous and patient. We spoke Spanish as much as we could with the wait staff. It was just very obvious that they do not appreciate the business of English/American patrons (visible eye rolls and sh*t talking with each other). I witnessed another American guest have an altercation with the bartender when she asked for more ice in an iced latte. They are very stuck in their ways and unwilling to accommodate reasonable requests despite the high price we pay to stay there. The room: very modern and nice, however, the bathroom sink leaves no room for personal effects, and the bed shares a wall with the hallway, so you hear and feel the doors slamming day and night. Overall: It's a beautiful hotel, but I would not return after the treatment that we received. Many of the wait staff seemed like they hated their jobs.