Bless Hotel Ibiza

We loved this hotel! Stayed as a family of 4 with 2 young children, off season and whilst this is not a typical family hotel the kids were very well looked after. Rooms are modern and clean and the facilities at the hotel were great for us- it’s also close to small shops and restaurants if you want to go out. Not sure I would stay with kids in peak season as I imagine the vibe may be quite different but will definitely be back here. A particular huge thank you to Leyre at front desk who went above and beyond in making us feel welcome throughout our stay and a mention also to Johnny at front desk and Aldo in the concierge who were also super helpful.

Beautiful hotel, we went 2nd week in October and it was quiet but lovely and chilled. Hotel is very clean, staff are really nice, Setting around the pool is beautiful and the spa area is small but nice. We had a standard room and although is overlooked the car park, you could see the sea perfectly and the pool area. It was small but lovely toiletries, turn down service and decent minibar. The beach is lovely, very rugged with a couple of nice beach restaurants.. especially Aiyanna, which we loved and spent a stormy afternoon in there, which was bliss! Highlight for me was breakfast, which was included every day. You could eat from the buffet or order from the breakfast menu and you could get cava! Heaven!

Firstly, this is not 5 star. The only thing 5 star are the prices. The room was ok, not the room I wanted, my request by email ignored even though I booked directly with the hotel. The mini bar is extortionate!!! So better off making the very short trip across the road the local shop which is well stocked. The phone in the toilet ( in room 211) is held in place with a washer, which is a poor fit so it beeps every few minutes. Frankly not sure why you need a phone in the toilet but it's there. Stains on ceilings etc and the standard of finish throughout is poor. We booked a sea view suite. My sister and her husband had a junior suite. which was considerably cheaper and i would certainly not pay up for the suite in future. Not terrible, but not 5 star We may as well have booked via a cheaper platform/agent. Somehow I expected the hotel to treat returning Pailladium customers who book direct with a slightly more premium service but sadly not. Check in was ok, albeit no information about the hotel or services given, we didn't find out until the last day, the day we flew home, our room rate included a free visit to the spa, which we would have used given we had a day of rain. Breakfast, again, ok. They claim free champagne at breakfast, some people we're offered it, we had to ask everyday apart from 1. Think it depends on what mood the server is in. There's certainly no consistency. Food was very good though. The beaches are nice, as is the pool area. If you like to have drink around the pool then prepare for a big bill. 4 large beers, 4 prosecco, £100. We didn't drink too much around the pool. Check out. We had an evening flight, and the hotels stance on this one really annoyed me. Check was at 12. We needed to leave the hotel at 4 so I asked if a late check out was possible, around 3-3:30 ''Yes sir, your room is vacant, that will be 300 euros please!'' Considering we had paid nearly £4k for 7 nights bed and breakfast I was outraged, especially considering the room was empty the next day. Very poor form. Was more than happy to pay for an extension but was nearly 100 euros an Hr for the time we wanted. I refused to pay that kind of money. They did allow us to use the showers in the Spa to get changed after a day around the pool which is something. Overall, we would stay again, but I would be way more savvy about the booking. Find a cheap deal through an agent or hotel booking site in my opinion, booking direct counts for nothing. Also, don't believe the complimentary airport shuttle service line on their website. It's 150 euros each way, 100 euros more expensive than a taxi called from the front desk.