Azuline Hotels hotels in Ibiza Town, Ibiza Island

"We loved our stay at Simbad Hotel in Talamanca. The view of Ibiza’s Old Town from the hotel is absolutely stunning. It’s in a great location—right on a scenic boardwalk with easy access to charming restaurants (the Italian spot next door was our favorite). Getting around the island was a breeze, with quick access to Pacha, Old Town, and Ushuaïa. A perfect base for exploring Ibiza."

"Amazing location and very comfortable stay for a solo female traveller. It has beautiful views of the ocean, many places to sit on the terrace and pool facilities. It has easy access to the beach (footsteps away) and you can catch the ferry to Formentera from right in front of the hotel. It is an easy walk to Ibiza town as well. 24 hour reception is super helpful for late check-in’s. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Very clean and comfortable room, good shower and nice kitchenette in lounge with fridge, stove and toaster etc. Our room was on the ground floor which was perfect, close to reception and the pool. Short walk to beach and only 15 minutes walk from Ushuia and Hi. Nice pool. Super friendly & helpful staff!! Expensive price but it was very competitive with others in the area and it was peak season. Room could accommodate a family or four friends. "

"Overall great experience. I did go with a group of friends and we thought it was a little more of a party hotel but it was rather quite. Besides that the hotel was very nice and had eveything you might need "

"Loved it"

"This hotel was perfect for a quick Ibiza trip! Very affordable and about 10 mins from the airport. Clean and very modern."

"Clean and comfortable "

"Everything is great at this hotel for the price!"

"Lovely hotel with great staff. Very clean. Within walking distance of both D’en Bossa and Ibiza town, with a promenade of restaurants nearby. Would definitely stay again. Only drawbacks we found were a small gym, and corridors can be noisy at night / early morning. Would recommend not having a room near the lifts"