Sant Josep de sa Talaia Hotel Guide - Cala Codolar hotels in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Spain.

"Really nice hotel and location."

"The food was amazing and the hotel was spotlessly clean"

"The staff in this hotel are excellent. My wife had a birthday during our stay and we were greeted with a bottle of champagne on her birthday! I don'e even think we mentioned it, but it was a great surprise that set the tone for the holiday. The staff are very chilled and are always keen to help you - I've travelled a lot, and they are second to none. The pools are clean, the areas around the pool also - nice crowd and good vibes. Clientele is a mix of brits and germans mainly. The location next to Tarida beach (one of the best on Ibiza) is perfect - the sand is clean, fine and white. The sea is neon blue and turquoise and completely clear. There are a few beach clubs which serve good food and drink. A couple of things about the resort: Taxis are difficult to come by spontaneously, so you need to book in advance. If you are going out to one of the clubs at night, you'll probably need to resort to Uber Black to guarantee one turning up. If you're not on it, a car is essential. Whilst the beach is amazing, the sunbeds are 50 euros and min spend 50 euros. Feels a bit of a shame tbh, as other resorts have them at 20 euros - so if you are okay with towel on sand then no worries. Otherwise, it's a quite resort but buses can take you to Ibz or San An. "

"Beautiful views. Clean condo. We will return!"

"Amazing 10/10"

"Lovely apartment with great views and great location "

"Disappointing Experience – Not Worth the Hype or the Price I stayed at this all-inclusive resort in Tarida, and unfortunately, it was a very disappointing experience from the moment we arrived. We got there on the day the resort officially opened for the season, and it was immediately clear that the staff was completely unprepared. No one seemed to know the basic information about food service or drink hours—every question we asked was met with confusion or conflicting answers. To make matters worse, the resort is extremely isolated. It’s far from everything—beaches, nightlife, and tours. A simple taxi ride to town costs a fortune, and it takes at least 30 to 40 minutes to get anywhere remotely interesting. There's no delivery service available either, so if you miss a meal, you're out of luck. And that’s exactly what happened on our first night. We spent over an hour going back and forth with the staff just trying to find the buffet, and by the time we finally figured it out, dinner was over. We were starving, and the only thing they offered us was a plate of cold leftover chicken spread from the morning. For an “all-inclusive” experience, this was completely unacceptable. We had booked a 4-night stay, but after just one night, we realized this resort was not the right place for us—especially if you're in Ibiza to enjoy the nightlife or explore the island. We asked for a refund for the remaining nights, explaining our situation, but they only refunded us for one night"