azuLine Hotel Pacific

About azuLine Hotel Pacific

azuLine Hotel Pacific suits travellers who want a base in Sant Antoni de Portmany rather than a resort cocoon. The address on Londres, 2, puts you 0.4 km from the town centre, close enough to walk in for dinner and far enough to sleep. Couples touring the west coast by car, friends on a first Ibiza trip and families who prefer a pool to a crowded cove all fit the same brief here.

azuLine Hotel Pacific is a three-star hotel with a guest score of 3.7 out of 5 from 910 reviews, so expectations sit at the practical end: air conditioning, a lift, a pool and a bar rather than polished design. The water is not at the door, so days tend to start at the pool terrace and move out to the coast by car, bus or taxi.

Location: Sant Antoni de Portmany

Sant Antoni de Portmany curves round a wide bay that looks due west, and the northern shore is where the sunset strip fills up each evening. Behind the waterfront the streets are ordinary and lived-in, with bakeries, bus stops and apartment blocks. azuLine Hotel Pacific sits in that everyday part of town, 0.4 km from the centre, so the noise and the crowds stay a short walk away.

Walking covers the town itself: the harbour, the promenade, the bus stops and the ticket offices for the mainland sailings that leave Sant Antoni in season. Everything else needs wheels. Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta are 3.2 km away, Cala Comte 7.5 km, the start of the Sa Talaia climb 7.1 km and Cala d'Hort 12.5 km. From azuLine Hotel Pacific, a car or a taxi turns one beach a day into three.

Rooms and facilities

The facilities listed for azuLine Hotel Pacific cover what a three-star base needs: air conditioning, a safe, a television, a hairdryer and toiletries, plus free wifi and a telephone. The terrace, the solarium and the sauna give couples a quiet corner; the outdoor pool, the pool bar and the table tennis keep families busy. Late arrivals can count on the 24 hour front desk, the wake-up service and luggage storage, and there are lifts between floors.

Balconies are listed, and so are non-smoking rooms, though not every room has both, so say what matters when booking, whether that is a bath, a quiet side of the building or a balcony. Confirm with azuLine Hotel Pacific the pool hours, whether the sauna and the restaurant run outside high season, how breakfast works, and the check-in and check-out times, all of which shift with the calendar.

Getting there

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) sits 13.2 km away in a straight line, on the far side of the island's south-west corner. A taxi from the terminal is the simplest way to reach azuLine Hotel Pacific with bags. In summer, the airport buses that serve Sant Antoni leave a 0.4 km walk to the door, and a hire car collected on arrival puts the west coast coves on your own schedule.

Ibiza Town port, 13.8 km from azuLine Hotel Pacific, is where ferries leave for Formentera, Palma, Barcelona, Valencia and Dénia. From the port, take a taxi or a bus to Sant Antoni and walk the last stretch. Some mainland sailings also use Sant Antoni in season, which cuts the transfer. Across the island, bus lines thin out in winter and flights are fewer, so check current timetables with the island bus operator before booking a low-season stay.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta, 3.2 km to the north-west, are the closest swims, reached by a steep road and then a path. Cala Comte, 7.5 km away, has shallow water and low islets offshore and draws the sunset crowd. Cala d'Hort, 12.5 km off, faces Es Vedrà, the limestone islet about 380 m high that forms a nature reserve and cannot be landed on. From azuLine Hotel Pacific, all three need a car, a taxi or a seasonal bus.

Sant Antoni de Portmany, 0.4 km from azuLine Hotel Pacific, supplies the everyday: a promenade, buses and the evening crowds on the north shore. East along the coast, Ibiza Town holds Dalt Vila, the walled upper town with 16th-century Renaissance walls and a cathedral at the top, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site listed in 1999. For lunch or dinner, order bullit de peix and arròs a banda, the island fish stew served in two courses, or a rice dish cooked to order.

A day from azuLine Hotel Pacific

Begin with the 7.1 km drive towards the Sa Talaia climb, or go 3.2 km to Cala Salada and swim before the parking fills. The middle of the day belongs to azuLine Hotel Pacific: the pool, the solarium and the terrace, when the sun is at its strongest and the coast is at its busiest. Lunch is a 0.4 km walk into Sant Antoni de Portmany.

In the afternoon, drive the 7.5 km to Cala Comte for shallow water and the islets offshore, and stay for sunset, which is what this west-facing coast is for. Cala d'Hort, 12.5 km from azuLine Hotel Pacific, is the alternative, looking across to Es Vedrà. Dinner back in Sant Antoni, 0.4 km away, and a walk to the hotel close the day before the town's late hours begin.

Practical tips

Outside the season, azuLine Hotel Pacific's own calendar matters: much of the island's tourism business, from beach bars to seasonal buses, shuts roughly from November to April, while Sant Antoni de Portmany stays open all year. Confirm opening dates with the hotel before booking, and expect July and August to be the peak. The bill will include the Balearic sustainable tourism tax, charged per person per night by the accommodation; rates vary by category and season, fall in low season and for longer stays, and children under 16 are exempt. The Govern de les Illes Balears publishes the current rules.

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