Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel

About Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel

Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel suits travellers who want the calm side of Ibiza Town: a small two-star base at the edge of the Talamanca bay, close enough to walk to the port and the old town, far enough to sleep quietly. Couples on a short break, friends who spend the days on the water and walkers who want Dalt Vila before breakfast all fit here. The address sits on the Paseo Marítimo de Ibiza, so an evening stroll along the marina needs no planning.

Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel is a two-star hotel rather than a resort, and it works as a base rather than a destination in itself. The published guest score is 4.4/5 from 192 reviews. The listed facilities include a lounge, a terrace, a bar and a concierge service for massage bookings and car rental. Breakfast is listed too, so mornings can start on site before the day out.

Location: Talamanca

The hotel is in the Talamanca area of Ibiza Town, with its address on the Paseo Marítimo and the shallow bay across the marina. Talamanca is 0.6 km away on a straight line, a swim-and-lunch beach rather than a long day out. Ibiza Town port is 1 km away and Dalt Vila, the walled upper town, is 1.6 km, so the historic centre is either a walk or a short ride.

Walking covers the port, the marina and the lower town easily; the climb to Dalt Vila, 1.6 km away, is worth saving for a cooler hour. Playa d'en Bossa is 4.3 km off and works better by bus, taxi or car, and the Ses Salines dunes at 9.8 km need wheels. Late July and August fill the promenade after dark; in May, June and September the same distances feel shorter.

Rooms and facilities

Rooms are listed with air conditioning, a fan, a balcony, a bath, a hairdryer, toiletries, a safe, a TV, coffee and free wifi, which covers the practical side of a summer stay. Couples can ask about a balcony room and use the terrace and lounge as extra space. Families should confirm how many people a room takes. Late arrivals are helped by 24-hour security, express check-in, luggage storage and a wake-up service.

Several services are listed rather than guaranteed on the day: massage, laundry and dry cleaning, the shuttle service, car rental and parking, which is free. Confirm the parking space and the shuttle arrangements when you book, since both depend on availability. Ask whether breakfast comes with the rate and when it starts. Non-smoking rooms and a smoking area both appear, so state a preference, and check current check-in and check-out times.

Getting there

Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel sits 8 km on a straight line from Ibiza Airport (IBZ), which lies in Sant Josep south-west of Ibiza Town. A taxi from the arrivals rank is the simplest arrival with bags. Hiring a car at the terminal gives freedom for the rest of the week, and free parking is listed. Local buses run from the airport into Ibiza Town, with more lines in summer; check the island bus operator for late flights.

The port is 1 km away, so a ferry arrival from Formentera, Palma, Barcelona, Valencia or Dénia puts you within a short walk or a quick taxi of the door. Talamanca bay is 0.6 km and Playa d'en Bossa 4.3 km, both served by local buses in season and easiest by car outside it. Winter brings fewer flights and fewer sailings, and the hotel can confirm which connections run in your month.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

Talamanca, 0.6 km away, is the closest swim: a shallow bay with a long curve of sand and usually gentler water than the open coast. Playa d'en Bossa, the longest beach on the island, is 4.3 km off and has more space and more noise. The Ses Salines dunes, 9.8 km away, repay a car. In town, the walk along the Dalt Vila walls starts 1.4 km from the hotel and the Puig des Molins necropolis is 2.2 km.

Food on Ibiza is built around fish and rice. Bullit de peix and arròs a banda, the island fish stew served in two courses, appear on many menus in and around Ibiza Town, with fresh fish and rice dishes filling the rest. Around the marina and port, 1 km from Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel, dinner starts late in season; in the quieter months some kitchens close and the year-round town carries the choice.

A day from Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel

Start early with the 1.6 km walk to Dalt Vila and take the walls of the upper town before the sun is high; the cathedral sits at the top. Come down through the port, 1 km from Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel, for coffee, then cross to Talamanca, 0.6 km away, for a shallow-water swim and a long lunch. The afternoon suits the Puig des Molins necropolis, 2.2 km off, or shade on the terrace.

A second day can go further: the Ses Salines dunes are 9.8 km away, best reached by car or a seasonal bus, and the salt pans, dunes and juniper make a slow half-day. Back at base, the Paseo Marítimo and marina are on the doorstep for an evening walk, and Playa d'en Bossa is 4.3 km off if the late side of the island appeals. Plan the return before setting out, since seasonal buses thin outside summer.

Practical tips

Timing matters more than distance on Ibiza. Much of the island's tourism business shuts roughly from November to April, while Eivissa stays open all year, so ask Mikasa Ibiza Boutique Hotel for its own opening dates before booking a winter stay; July and August are the fullest months. The ecotasa, the Balearic sustainable tourism levy, is charged per person per night by the accommodation, at rates set by type and season, lower in low season and for longer stays, with under-16s exempt. Check the Govern de les Illes Balears for current rates.

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