We (3 girls) stayed at the Fiesta Club Palm Beach from July 7 to 18.2007. The most impressive thing about this hotel was the food - it was very varied and tasty at breakfast and dinner, a lot of seafood. At lunch, the menu is not so varied, it is better to go for breakfast and dinner. The hotel room is normal without frills.
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We (3 girls) stayed at the Fiesta Club Palm Beach from July 7 to 18.2007. The most impressive thing about this hotel was the food - it was very varied and tasty at breakfast and dinner, a lot of seafood. At lunch, the menu is not so varied, it is better to go for breakfast and dinner. The hotel room is normal without frills. The bathroom is very bright and clean, the plumbing is very fresh. A huge balcony, about 9 squares, it was nice to sit on it in the evenings. Cleaning of the room, change of linen and towels, pillows - very good. Soap, shampoo, shower gel, take your own - everything is terrible there, but, as I heard, it's like that everywhere, not only in this hotel.
The tap is purified salt water, also a common practice for hotels in Ibiza. Every day a different degree of salinity. I thought it would be scary to pinch and itch, but after the sea you always have to take a shower. But it turned out to be tolerated normally, apparently the fact that it is still purified affects.
The hotel is aimed at families with small children, there were a lot of them, and the animation is focused mainly on small children. The beach at the hotel is good, such a long sandy "American" beach. Sunbeds and umbrellas are paid, but almost no one takes them there, everyone lies on towels or mats. The pool is average, there were always a lot of people near it, the sunbeds are all occupied, although for us it did not make sense when the sea is at hand.
There are also very beautiful beaches on the island called Cala (bay). We took a bus to Cala Tarida beach, about 30 minutes from Ibiza, a very beautiful bay. The hotel is a 4-5 minute drive from the airport, so planes fly low over it, as well as over the entire "region" of Playa d'en Bossa. It only started to annoy me towards the end of the holiday. Discos are not far away, Pacha impressed, Amnesia did not like it.
It’s better not to take a tour of the Del Mar cafe with watching the sunset, it’s complete nonsense, in Thailand and Turkey the sunsets are 100 times more beautiful, and here you also have to go far.
Next time I would go to another hotel, because there are better hotels than this one in about the same price range.
The tap is purified salt water, also a common practice for hotels in Ibiza. Every day a different degree of salinity. I thought it would be scary to pinch and itch, but after the sea you always have to take a shower. But it turned out to be tolerated normally, apparently the fact that it is still purified affects.
The hotel is aimed at families with small children, there were a lot of them, and the animation is focused mainly on small children. The beach at the hotel is good, such a long sandy "American" beach. Sunbeds and umbrellas are paid, but almost no one takes them there, everyone lies on towels or mats. The pool is average, there were always a lot of people near it, the sunbeds are all occupied, although for us it did not make sense when the sea is at hand.
There are also very beautiful beaches on the island called Cala (bay). We took a bus to Cala Tarida beach, about 30 minutes from Ibiza, a very beautiful bay. The hotel is a 4-5 minute drive from the airport, so planes fly low over it, as well as over the entire "region" of Playa d'en Bossa. It only started to annoy me towards the end of the holiday. Discos are not far away, Pacha impressed, Amnesia did not like it.
It’s better not to take a tour of the Del Mar cafe with watching the sunset, it’s complete nonsense, in Thailand and Turkey the sunsets are 100 times more beautiful, and here you also have to go far.
Next time I would go to another hotel, because there are better hotels than this one in about the same price range.
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