Hotels in Ibiza: Where to Stay in 2025
Updated 5 September 2026 · 155 real hotels
Ibiza Town (Eivissa) suits travelers who want history, restaurants, and easy access to clubs, while Figueretas offers a quieter beach base just minutes from the center. Santa Eulalia del Río is the best pick for families and anyone seeking a relaxed, village-style atmosphere without sacrificing good connections to the rest of the island.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hostal Ibiza ★ | Centre-ville d’Ibiza | ★ 4.6 | 91 €/nuit |
| Hostal Juanita ★★★ | Centre-ville d’Ibiza | ★ 4.2 | 123 €/nuit |
| Green Line Bon Sol Apartamentos ★★★ | Ville d'Ibiza | ★ 3.2 | 134 €/nuit |
| Hostal Costa Blanca ★ | Figueretas | ★ 4.3 | 140 €/nuit |
| Apartamentos Lido ★★ | 4 personnes · 1 chambre | ★ 4.2 | 140 €/nuit |
| Ten Hostel ★★ | Centre-ville d’Ibiza | ★ 3.2 | 140 €/nuit |
| Apartamentos Bon Sol Prestige ★★★★ | Sant Josep de sa Talaia : à 2,9 km de Ville d'Ibiza | ★ 4.4 | 145 €/nuit |
| Suncoast Ibiza Hotel - Adults Only ★★ | Figueretas | ★ 4.4 | 147 €/nuit |
| Apartamentos Arlanza - Adults Only ★★ | Ville d'Ibiza | ★ 4 | 150 €/nuit |
Ibiza is two islands in one. By day, it reveals whitewashed villages, pine-fringed coves, and a UNESCO-listed old town that has drawn artists and free spirits since the 1960s. By night, it becomes one of the world's most referenced electronic music destinations, with a club culture that runs from June through October and shapes the entire hospitality scene.
Staying here means choosing your rhythm carefully. The island is small (roughly 45 km from north to south), but traffic in summer can make distances feel much longer. Picking the right base, whether that is the animated port of Ibiza Town, the low-key beach strip of Figueretas, or the serene bay of Santa Eulalia, determines whether your trip feels effortless or exhausting.
Which area to stay in Ibiza?
- Ibiza Town (Eivissa): Best for first-time visitors, culture lovers, and night-life seekers. The UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila fortress, the best restaurant density on the island, and ferry connections to Formentera are all walkable from most hotels here.
- Figueretas: A compact beach district a 10-minute walk south of Ibiza Town. Calmer than the port area yet still urban, it suits couples and adults who want a sandy doorstep without deep isolation.
- Santa Eulalia del Río: The island's only river town, about 15 km northeast of Ibiza Town. Genuinely relaxed, with a promenade, family beaches, and good bus links. Ideal for travelers who want quiet mornings and the option to dip into the party scene on their own terms.
- Sant Josep de sa Talaia: A municipality that covers the southwest, including the famous Cala d'Hort beach with its views of Es Vedrà. Close to Playa d'en Bossa and the major open-air clubs, so it works well for club-focused visitors and luxury seekers.
- San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany): The west-coast hub, popular with younger British and European crowds. Famous for its Sunset Strip and beach bars. More affordable accommodation overall, with regular buses to Ibiza Town.
- North Ibiza (Sant Joan de Labritja): The quietest, most rural corner of the island. Rocky coves, organic markets, and bohemian fincas attract travelers who want to avoid the high-season crowds entirely.
Good to know
- Rent a car or scooter early: Public buses connect the main towns but stop running well before the clubs close. Booking a rental vehicle before you arrive, especially for July and August travel, saves both money and frustration.
- Book accommodation 3 to 6 months ahead for peak season: July and August are when Ibiza runs at full capacity. Prices at every category spike sharply, and the best rooms sell out by spring. Shoulder season (May, June, September) offers meaningfully lower rates and smaller crowds.
- Understand the club geography: The major open-air clubs (near Playa d'en Bossa) are on the southern coast. If dancing until sunrise is a priority, staying in Ibiza Town or Sant Josep cuts taxi costs and waiting times considerably.
- Check hotel adult-only policies: A significant share of Ibiza's hotels restrict entry to guests aged 18 or older. If you are traveling with children, filter for family-friendly properties before comparing prices.
- Use the ferry to Formentera as a day trip: Fast ferries from Ibiza Town port reach Formentera in 25 to 35 minutes. Going on a weekday and booking return tickets in advance avoids queues that can run over an hour in peak summer.
What to know about hotels in Ibiza?
What is the best area to stay in Ibiza for first-time visitors?+
Ibiza Town is the most practical base for a first visit. It puts you within walking distance of Dalt Vila, the port, the best-connected bus stops, and a wide range of restaurants at every price point. Hotels like The Standard, Ibiza and Hotel Royal Plaza sit directly in this area.
When is the best time to visit Ibiza?+
June and September offer the best balance of warm weather, open beaches, and active nightlife without the extreme crowds and prices of July and August. May is pleasant for sightseeing and hiking but the club season has not fully opened. October sees most venues close by mid-month.
What is the average hotel budget for a night in Ibiza?+
Based on available hotels on RoomForNight, nightly rates range from around 147 euros at the Suncoast Ibiza Hotel in Figueretas to 740 euros at the BLESS Ibiza The Site in Sant Josep de sa Talaia. Mid-range four-star options in Ibiza Town such as Hotel Royal Plaza start at 155 euros per night, making them a solid value anchor in peak season.
How do you get from Ibiza Airport to the city center?+
Ibiza Airport (IBZ) sits roughly 7 km southwest of Ibiza Town. Line 10 public buses run regularly to the city center for just a few euros and take about 20 minutes. Taxis are widely available outside arrivals and typically cost between 15 and 25 euros depending on the time of day and final destination.
Is Ibiza worth visiting outside the club season?+
Yes. From October through April, Ibiza becomes a quieter, noticeably cheaper island with excellent hiking, local markets, and good restaurants that stay open year-round. The north and interior of the island are particularly rewarding out of season, and hotel availability is high with no need for advance booking.
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