Best hotels in Ibiza

MiM Es Vivé Hotel & Spa, Ibiza

MiM Ibiza Es Vivé is an upscale, adults-only hotel located just steps from Figueretes Beach. Owned by Lionel Messi, the property is a standout for its bold Art Deco aesthetic, which was reimagined by renowned British designer Sean Cochrane. Its interiors feature a polished, sophisticated look that blends 1940s glamour with the distinctively sunny energy of the Balearic Islands.

“Es Vivé, an Art Deco-inspired haven in the midst of urban Ibiza, sits stylishly on a quiet street just one block back from the beach. Once a party hotel but now a more grown up affair, mischief here still sizzles beneath the surface.”

Can Gall, Ibiza

Can Gall is an authentic Ibizan agroturismo nestled in the peaceful countryside near San Lorenzo. Housed within a traditional finca that dates back over 350 years, the property has been meticulously restored to preserve its rustic charm. You will find it surrounded by 137,000 square meters of land filled with ancient olive, almond, and fruit trees, offering a rare glimpse into the island’s agricultural heritage.

“Santi Marí Ferrer remade his family’s finca (farmhouse), with its massive stone walls and native savina wood beams, into one of the island’s friendliest and most comfortable country inns. Rooms are huge, with original stone arches separating sleeping and bathroom areas.”

Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Ibiza.

Urban Spaces Hotel, Ibiza

Urban Spaces Ibiza is a unique boutique aparthotel that functions more like a living art gallery than a traditional hotel. With only 15 rooms, it offers an intimate, exclusive atmosphere right in the center of Ibiza Town. Each suite features distinct contemporary furniture and original murals created by various local and international artists, making every stay a visually inspiring experience.

“Some of the world’s most prolific street artists (N4T4, INKIE, JEROM) have pooled their creativity in this design hotel with an alternative edge. The roomy, mural-splashed suites sport clever backlighting, proper workstations and balconies with terrific views.”

Agrótourismo Atzaró, Ibiza

Agrótourismo Atzaró is a true Ibizan icon, deeply rooted in the island’s heritage. The estate was originally a 300-year-old family-owned orange farm, home to the Guasch family for seven generations. In 2004, it was thoughtfully transformed into a luxury rural retreat that preserves its agricultural soul while introducing high-end comforts.

“Combining Japanese Zen with tribal Africa and farmhouse Ibiza, Atzaró is the ultimate in rural-Ibiza luxury. Some rooms have private terraces, fireplaces and four-poster beds. Besides a well-regarded restaurant (set menu €30), there’s a divine spa in fragrant Mediterranean gardens.”

Hotel Mirador de Dalt Vila Relais & Chateaux, Ibiza

Perched high within the ancient, fortified walls of Dalt Vila, Hotel Mirador de Dalt Vila is an architectural treasure. The building itself is a meticulously restored 19th-century manor that once belonged to the Colom family, wealthy local merchants. It manages to balance its regal, historic bones with the refined, understated luxury expected of a Relais & Châteaux property.

“This graceful, rose-hued, early 20th-century mansion – the Fajarnés family home – is now a five-star old-town hideaway with 15 stunningly renovated rooms done up in tasteful modern style. Up-to-date gadgets keeps things contemporary, the spa-pool has a counter-current swim jet, and at every turn there are paintings and exquisite objets d’art on display, all from the family’s private collection.”

OKU Hotel, Ibiza

OKU Ibiza, located in the quiet bay of Cala Gracio, is a stylish sanctuary designed for those seeking a mix of modernist luxury and bohemian flair. The hotel’s name draws from a Japanese concept meaning "inner space," reflecting its focus on creating a tranquil, soul-soothing environment. The architectural transformation of the property was led by the Ibiza-based studio MG&AG, which skillfully blended existing structures with striking new additions featuring concrete walls and natural red cedar wood panels.

“This laid-back luxury retreat is a small paradise within a paradise, and the best place to discover—or rediscover—the so-called White Island: wabi sabi-inspired design, serene swimming pools (one of them is the largest on the island), regular yoga sessions, fusion cuisine… If there’s one place where you can find inner peace and connect with yourself, it’s Oku Ibiza.”

Featured on CN Traveler’s Hotlist 2021.

Hacienda Na Xamena, Ibiza

Perched 180 meters above the Mediterranean, Hacienda Na Xamena is a pioneering clifftop sanctuary in northern Ibiza. It was conceived by Belgian architect Daniel Lipszyc, who fell in love with the island’s raw beauty in the 1950s. When construction began in 1969, the remote site lacked roads, water, and electricity, making its completion a true feat of architectural ambition.

“Located high on a promontory overlooking Na Xamena Bay northwest of Ciudad de Ibiza, this utterly beautiful hotel is precisely what every magazine art director dreams that Ibiza should be like. The rooms are spacious and flooded with light. The sea seems to be all around.”

Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Ibiza.

Nobu Hotel, Ibiza

Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay, located on the shores of Talamanca Bay, is a sophisticated five-star retreat that opened in 2017. The property was born from a profound renovation of an older hotel building dating back to the 1970s, which underwent an extensive two-year transformation to reach its current status.

“Ibiza’s most talked-about 2017 luxury launch, the uberchic Nobu sits steps away from Talamanca beach. Dangling chairs, rattan furniture and a breeze-through lobby create a luxe-Balearic feel, while Mediterranean whites, blues and oranges seep through the stylish, well-equipped rooms, many with sea views.”

Hotel Six Senses, Ibiza

Six Senses Ibiza, perched on the northern tip of the island in the secluded Xarraca Bay, is a masterclass in sustainable luxury. Conceived by architect and developer Jonathan Leitersdorf, the resort was designed to mirror the natural topography, using earth-toned materials and terraced structures that step gently toward the Mediterranean. It holds the distinction of being the first resort in the Balearic Islands to achieve BREEAM sustainability certification.

“Six Senses Ibiza is a place to truly rest, refuel, and reset. New arrivals enjoy a brief but energizing shamanic smoke-cleansing ceremony before floating down into the hotel proper, an earthy enclave peppered with swaying rattan lanterns and bamboo-clad roofs. The spa is spot-on, the infinity pool sublime, and guests can paddleboard or kayak from a ladder directly into the sea.”

Featured on CN Traveler’s Hotlist.