Fiesta Club Don Toni

About Fiesta Club Don Toni

Fiesta Club Don Toni suits families with children and couples who want a south-coast base on Ibiza. The three-star hotel stands in Playa d'en Bossa, the island's longest beach, with the big clubs behind it, and it runs a broad spread of listed facilities rather than a boutique scale. Parents get a kids pool and a mini club; groups of friends get bars, a café and a lounge close to the nightlife of the resort.

This is a three-star, club-style hotel, not a design property: the listed facilities include a swimming pool, an outdoor pool, parasols, a restaurant, bars, a café, lifts, a safe, currency exchange and a reception area. Guests who plan long days on the beach or in Ibiza Town and want air conditioning, a balcony and a television at the end of them fit the place well. The hotel is set back from the sand: Playa d'en Bossa is 0.7 km away.

Location: Playa d'en Bossa

Fiesta Club Don Toni has an address on Ronda Pleta in Playa d'en Bossa, on the south coast of Ibiza. The neighbourhood is built around the island's longest beach, and it has a summer atmosphere that runs late into the night. Ibiza Town and its walled upper town, Dalt Vila, are 3.5 km away, so the shops, port and restaurants of the capital are a short trip rather than a walk.

Walking covers the local streets and the beach at 0.7 km. Everything else is easier by bus, taxi or hire car: Dalt Vila at 3.5 km, the port at 4.1 km, Talamanca at 5.2 km and the Ses Salines dunes at 5.7 km. In high summer, plan the short hops into Ibiza Town around the evening; in May, June, September and October the same journeys feel calmer.

Rooms and facilities

Rooms are listed with air conditioning, a balcony, a safe, a hairdryer and a television, which covers the essentials for a summer stay on Ibiza. Couples can use the balcony as extra space in the warm evenings; families have the kids pool and mini club on site and lifts instead of stairs with a pushchair. Bars, a café, a restaurant and a lounge are listed too, so there is somewhere to sit at most hours.

Before booking, confirm a few practical points with Fiesta Club Don Toni: which weeks the mini club runs and the ages it takes, whether the safe and air conditioning are included or charged, and how car parking is arranged. If you land on a late flight, ask about reception hours and whether a cold plate can be kept back. Ask as well whether a particular floor or a quieter side of the building can be requested.

Getting there

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is 3.1 km from Fiesta Club Don Toni in a straight line, in the municipality of Sant Josep, so the transfer is a short one. A taxi handles the run with luggage; collecting a hire car at the airport suits anyone planning to explore the coves of the west and north. Local buses connect the airport with Ibiza Town and the south beaches, with more lines in summer, and the hotel can point out the nearest stop to Ronda Pleta.

Ibiza Town port, 4.1 km away in a straight line, is where ferries leave for La Savina on Formentera, about 30 to 35 minutes by fast ferry or roughly an hour on a conventional crossing, and for Palma, Barcelona, Valencia and Dénia. From the port, Dalt Vila and the centre of Ibiza Town are 3.5 km from the hotel and Talamanca is 5.2 km. Flights and ferries thin out in winter; check with the operators before booking.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

Playa d'en Bossa is 0.7 km away, the longest beach on Ibiza and the nearest sand to the hotel. Talamanca, 5.2 km from Fiesta Club Don Toni, is a calm shallow bay, good for children and for swimming without surf. The Puig des Molins necropolis at 2.9 km and the walls of Dalt Vila at 3.6 km cover the island's Phoenician and Renaissance history, and the Ses Salines dunes at 5.7 km lie inside a natural park where salt is still harvested.

Eating out on Ibiza means fish and rice: bullit de peix and arròs a banda, the island fish stew brought to the table in two courses, plus fresh fish and rice dishes cooked for sharing. Playa d'en Bossa and Ibiza Town, 3.5 km away, both have plenty of choice, and the town keeps serving late. Ask at the hotel about the walkable options near Ronda Pleta if you would rather not take a taxi into town.

A day from Fiesta Club Don Toni

Begin with a swim in the pool at Fiesta Club Don Toni before the day heats up, then head to Playa d'en Bossa, 0.7 km away, for the sand and the long beach. From there, Ibiza Town is 3.5 km off: the Puig des Molins necropolis at 2.9 km and the walls of Dalt Vila at 3.6 km make a half day of history, ending with the cathedral at the top of the upper town.

After lunch, Talamanca at 5.2 km is the calm choice for shallow water, or the Ses Salines dunes at 5.7 km for a walk among juniper and salt pans. Return to the hotel terrace in the evening, then take a taxi or a summer bus the 3.5 km into Ibiza Town for dinner, or stay in Playa d'en Bossa and eat close by. A hire car makes the dunes and Talamanca easy.

Practical tips

Fiesta Club Don Toni trades in a seasonal market. Many hotels, beach bars and seasonal buses on Ibiza close roughly from November to April, although Ibiza Town stays open, so check the hotel's opening dates before booking. The busiest weeks around Playa d'en Bossa fall in July and August, while June and September are calmer. The accommodation charges the Balearic sustainable tourism tax, known as the ecotasa, per person per night, at rates that vary with category and season and with reductions for longer stays; children under 16 are exempt. Check current rates with the Govern de les Illes Balears.

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