Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol

About Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol

Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol suits travellers who want a simple base on Ibiza's west coast, within easy reach of Sant Antoni de Portmany and the coves that face the sunset. Its position, 1.5 km from the town in a straight line, keeps restaurants and the coast both close. Couples who plan to drive, friends on a first island trip and families wanting a quieter edge to the resort all fit the bill.

This is a three-star hotel rather than a resort, so the appeal is practical: a room, air conditioning and a west-coast address. Guests should confirm which part of the property their booking covers before arrival. Expect to spend the days out, using the hotel as a base between the coves to the south and the restaurants of Sant Antoni de Portmany, 1.5 km away in a straight line.

Location: Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Sant Antoni de Portmany wraps around a bay that faces due west, and the sunset strip along its north shore fills at dusk. Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol sits 1.5 km from the town in a straight line, close enough to reach on foot for dinner. The Carretera de Port des Torrent runs through this stretch of coast. This is a working resort area rather than a village, so expect traffic in season.

A car makes the western coves straightforward: Cala Comte is 6.5 km from the hotel in a straight line, Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta 4.4 km, and Cala d'Hort 10.9 km. Buses and taxis serve Sant Antoni de Portmany, with more lines running in summer, so check the island bus operator for current routes. High summer fills the bay and the cove car parks, while May, June and September leave more room on the sand.

Rooms and facilities

Air conditioning is the facility listed for Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol, which matters on an island where August sea temperatures sit around 25-26 °C and nights stay warm. Couples can treat the room as a place to sleep between beach days. Families should ask how many people a room takes and whether cots are provided, since the property sets those limits. Anyone arriving late should confirm reception hours before travelling.

Ask the hotel directly about bed configuration, a balcony or terrace, and whether breakfast is served on site, because arrangements vary between bookings. Guests arriving by car should check where parking is and whether it is charged. Anyone needing a lift, a ground-floor room or a quieter side away from the road should raise it at booking and confirm the answer in writing.

Getting there

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) lies 12.3 km from Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol in a straight line, in the municipality of Sant Josep, and the road route is longer. Taxis wait outside arrivals. Buses connect the airport with Sant Antoni and other island towns, with more lines in summer, so check the island bus operator for times. Collecting a hire car at the airport gives the most freedom for the coves.

Ibiza Town port, 13.7 km away in a straight line, is where ferries leave for Formentera (La Savina) and for mainland Spain. Sant Antoni de Portmany, 1.5 km from the hotel, covers everyday needs and has some mainland ferry routes in season; check the operators. Flights and ferries thin out between November and April, when much of the island slows, so match travel dates to the hotel's opening calendar.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

The closest coves on this side of Ibiza are Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta, 4.4 km from the hotel in a straight line, small and reached by a steep road. Cala Comte, 6.5 km off, has shallow clear water and islets offshore, and it is the standard sunset stop on this coast. Cala d'Hort, 10.9 km away, looks across to Es Vedrà, the limestone islet about 380 m high where nobody lands.

Fish cookery defines the island's tables. The local stew arrives in two courses, first bullit de peix and then arròs a banda, and rice with shellfish is the other dish to try. Sant Antoni de Portmany, 1.5 km from Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol, holds the widest choice of places to eat within easy reach. Inland, Sa Talaia rises to about 475 m.

A day from Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol

Begin with the climb to Sa Talaia, whose path lies 5.6 km from Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol in a straight line; the summit at about 475 m is the island's highest point and the walk is best done before the heat builds. Then drive down to Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta, 4.4 km from the hotel, for a swim and a late morning on the rocks.

After lunch, head for Cala Comte, 6.5 km away in a straight line, where the water stays shallow far out and the islets break the swell. Stay for the sunset that this west coast is known for, then drive the short run back to Sant Antoni de Portmany, 1.5 km from the hotel, for dinner. Cala d'Hort, 10.9 km off, is the alternative: a cove facing Es Vedrà as the light fades.

Practical tips

Opening dates are worth checking: many hotels, beach bars and seasonal buses on Ibiza close roughly from November to April, while the main towns keep going all year. Confirm dates with Hotel Club San Remo & Hotel Club SEstanyol before booking outside summer. The ecotasa, the Balearic sustainable tourism levy, is charged per person per night by the accommodation, lower in low season and on longer stays, with under-16s exempt; the amount varies with the category of accommodation and the season, so check the Govern de les Illes Balears.

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