Les Terrasses Ibiza — Hotel in Santa Eulària des Riu

After spending a year of dreaming about Les Terrasses, we have just spent another wonderful week here which lived up to all my expectations. Francois and her team made my partner and I feel so welcome. Nothing is ever too much trouble for these wonderfully warm people. ||||This time we extended our stay as we wanted to dedicate a couple of days of our trip to the hotel, in addition to exploring more of Ibiza. This is not our usual travel style, we normally use a hotel as a base, but with Les Terrasses we actually wanted to make time to enjoy the pools and the gorgeous grounds. ||||We stayed in room 10 which had its on private terrace, perfect for doing yoga in the morning or enjoying some alone time. The food - morning, noon and night is delicious, I recommend having lunch on one of the sunny terraces or in the shade among the giant palm trees. Dinner at Les Terrasses is a truly romantic experience. ||||Whilst not essential, I recommend hiring a car if staying at Les Terrasses so you can get to nearby secluded spots such as Calle Bonita beach, Paloma Cafe and Aubergine. ||||Although this was my second visit to Les Terrasses it will certainly not be my last and I truly cannot...

This is a great little hotel! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend. There is a very authentic feel at the hotel with beautiful gardens and a few areas to relax, plus 2 pools and a tennis court. The staff are excellent, super friendly and went out of there way to ensure we had a great visit to Ibiza. They arranged babysitting for us, provided recommendations for exploring the island and Formentera - all of this made our trip a success and we are very thankful for that. The food is very good! The hotel is well known for the Cous Cous night (once a week) which we enjoyed. Breakfast we found heathy and tasty and the team offered to accommodate any request we had there. If you’re after a great boutique hotel experience then this is the place. We would definitely stay there again. Thanks to Tullio and all the...

Acabamos de volver de una semana en les terrasses y la verdad es que volvemos como nuevos. Es una finca a 8 km de Ibiza, absolutamente rural. Tiene pequeñas casitas que son las distintas habitaciones y una casa central con salones chill out y terrazas muy chulas. Además, dos piscinas independientes.||La decoración es típicamente ibicenca mezclada con detalles árabes. ||||Hay una paz inmensa y si quieres descansar es genial. Es absolutamente necesario alquilar un coche.||||La cocina es muy buena e incluso tienen u n restaurante en Santa Gertrudis, muy cerca.||||Tiene algunos puntos negativos: la habitación 8 (pasamos allí la mitad de la estancia) es pequeña y no tiene ninguna intimidad, al estar adosada a la casa principal con ventanas en todas direcciones. Nos costó 262 euros la noche y, desde luego, no lo valía para nada. ||El menú de la noche es bueno pero caro, 35 euros sin bebidas, en total con vino unos 45-50. Cambia cada día. Eso sí, es una cena muy romántica en una terraza con velas, etc||||El desayuno es escaso: un vaso muy pequeño de zumo, café, pan con mantequilla y mermelada, yogur y cereales. Si quieres fruta, huevos, jamón o cualquier otra cosa, te la cobran aparte. Teniendo en cuenta que la habitación más barata vale 220 euros y la más cara más de 400, me parece una vergüenza que te cobren por un pequeño extra.||||También es cierto que tuvieron detalles muy buenos, alguna copa de vino gratis y sobre todo, un trato muy especial y gente encantadora. No entiendo la crítica anterior sobre la unfriendly atmosphere...||||Desde luego, yo...