Hotels near Zoo Bar Eivissa, Ibiza

This is a very popular modern Aparthotel in Figueretas. The rooms have a good shower room and a very comfortable bed. The kitchenette has just two hot plates and no oven, but there is an efficient microwave with a grill function. There’s a spacious living area with dining table but the best is the balcony with its view over the bay. There’s a roof terrace too, with plants of space to soak up the rays and a hot tub. Downstairs is a gym and a restaurant (189) which has a good menu. We stayed for Christmas and the staff were super-friendly.

To be clear, this is a review of the Pool area - not the hotel rooms. We have been gong to Destino Pacha for the day - once or twice a year - for many years and have always really enjoyed it. There has been a recent refit of the pool area and, as a part of this, the sunbeds are now smaller - and more of them packed in - so the area now feels intensively developed, and therefore less exclusive. Also (at least on the day we were there, a Tuesday) the music, - which used to start off quite laid back and with a great vibe earlier in the day; and then get progressively more intense & louder as the afternoon wore on - was played at a very high volume straight away; to the point where we could not speak to each other without almost shouting, it was very intrusive. The DJ is now positioned on a pedestal in the middle of the pool and she was clearly having a great time; but it all appeared to be more about her than the guests, if that makes sense. I would say the vibe they were aiming at was more like one of the beach clubs at San Antionio like ”O Beach”, rather than the sophiscated & refined atmosphere we have previously experienced at Destino Pacha. One of our party said it reminded him of Las Vegas. I appreciate this is all subjective opinion and if you like the idea of what I have described above then you will probably have a great time; the view is terrific and the pool itself nice; but after perhaps 15 visits over the last 10 years we will not be rushing back to Destino Pacha resort. We do feel that since Pacha group was sold back in (2017?) it has slowly become less special and more comercialised, which is a shame. For the record, 4 of us paid 900 Euros for (from memory, so I am not saying this is totally accurate) 4 bottles of rose, 1 coffee, water, 1 portion sushi & 1 portion tortilla chips/quacamole and a fruit smoothie. Prices have gone up quite a bit from last year. I mention this last because price is not our first consideration, rather the experience we have. On this occasion, not special.

Very good (smiling staff, good quality of food) except the Portofino restaurant. During our 3rd visit to this à la carte restaurant, we ordered additional lobsters. Reservation at 9:15. The lobsters arrived at the table 1 hour later at 10:15 (service much too long). At the end of the lobsters the waiter asked to pay the bill, saying that the deserts would follow. 5 minutes later I ask the head waiter for desserts and she replies sorry: “the kitchen closed at 10 a.m.”. I point out to him that if the kitchen closed at 10 a.m. why the lobsters arrived at 10:15 a.m. and especially why no one informed us of this closure. So we paid for a DESERST FREE meal.

This hotel is suitable for a long weekend at a push providing you don’t have clothes you want to hang! There are no wardrobes in the room no where to put anything claustrophobic rooms not what you expect from a hotel of this advertised standard.location good right on the beach 5 min walk to town and the port where there are some great restaurants. Pool is not great beds very close together. Breakfast is good a lot of variety. We wouldn’t return or recommend due to the bedroom and lack of space. Bit disappointing.

I absolutely love Hotel La Cala The bar, food, public areas and pool are all amazing Definitely a over 55's Hotel and would not suit families with children. Entertainment most nights of a good standard. Short walk to the buzzing bright lights on the Marina and public beach. Fabulous restaurants and bars - felt safe out and about as a Solo. La Cala staff from room ladies, to bar/ restaurant staff/ reception all fantastic and work tirelessly to cater for your every need. Well done all. One tiny complaint my room was directly opposite a building site with a briese block wall view where they seemed to start work at 4pm I love a Sundowner on my balcony but the terrific noise made this impossible to enjoy peace while watching the sunset l hope by 2024 the work is complete ( Not La Cala fault) Room move? Not a chance once ld unpacked 😊

Very affordable hotel especially when you book with meals included. We booked with half board, both breakfast and dinner were pretty good. Short walk to a supermarket and the marina. Reception was friendly and helpful. Rooms were basic but clean. No complaints

Had the best time, location was the best for the strip! Staff were lovely and friendly and more importantly helpful, the room is literally what we paid for the bed were very surprisingly comfy!! Cleaner was there spot on everyday and lovely to talk to. Only thing I wish was slightly better was the aircon it just didn’t work and the pool stated they have isn’t on site and it’s a shared pool for other hotels so small let down there Other than that had a class time and would use the hotel again if I were to go back to Ibiza!

1 fantastic week in a hotel with all the ideal conditions for a well spent holiday. Good location, nice pool and the food was excellent. Less pleasant was just the deafening noise early in the morning from the pool animation. Terribly NEGATIVE was the inconvenient, abusive, overbearing and rude attitude of the SUB-DIRECTOR of the hotel for making us pay €20 for “late check-out” (11:35 am) when our reservation on Trip.com says “ check-out until 12:00”. After a long discussion complaining about the attitude and not the amount, we were forced to call the police and the INCOMPETENT SUB-DIRECTOR was forced to return the money.

I've stayed here many times over the last 20 years as well as other hotels on the island. I have to say this is the best in ibiza. The resort is like a traditional complex, beautifully kept gardens with bougainvillea all around. The pools are to suit everyone from the kids splash area to the main pool. My favourite is the adults only set in a quiet spot for some needed tranquility! The staff are fabulous and it's great to see the same team after many years who work hard and always have a friendly welcome. The food was amazing with plenty of choice. The chef cooks ups some great a la carte style meals, so make sure you go to the grill bar before checking out all the other delights. The restaurant has a very welcoming vibe upon entry and nothing is too much of a problem. 10/10 for the cleanliness of the rooms. Comfy beds, spotless bathroom and lovely private balcony. The beauty of this complex is how its up in the hills amongst beautiful scenery, cala llenya beach is a jewel on the island as well as the hidden cove beaches dotted around. If you want to get lively there are around 3 buses a day that head to Santa Eulària and from here you can get to anywhere whilst sightseeing on the way. Electric bikes are a good idea to explore locally such as San Carlos and the nearby hippy market. Namaste on every Wednesday is a really hippy, fun night. My only negative is that I wish I had a longer stay as this part of the island really does what it says on the tin. Zen, zen zen!