Bless Hotel Ibiza—The Leading Hotels of the World, Ibiza

Pros

• The location is excellent, right next to the beach at Cala Nova and several delicious eateries, plus not far from other coves, beaches, and hiking areas in Ibiza's north. 
• Enjoy dinner at Etxeko, led by Martín Berasategui, an award-winning Spanish chef sporting the most Michelin stars in the country.
• The rooftop features a lunch restaurant and sunbeds surrounded by an infinity pool, plus incredible coastal views. 
• Relax in the on-site spa with its Turkish bath, sauna, hammam, water circuit, and more, plus massage and other services. 
• You can continue to pamper yourself at the beauty salon, health bar, or yoga platform. 
• In the evening, grab a drink at the unique vermouth bar. 
• Most rooms face the sea and offer views, though you might want to book one of the top-tier suites to enjoy a Jacuzzi on the balcony. 

Cons

• The hotel's style might not appeal to everyone, as it's modern, sleek, and a bit eclectic, with black, white, and pink tones. 

Authenticity

Bless Hotel Ibiza focuses on hedonism, an important part of the island's heritage, back when indulging in pleasures through the senses was key to the bohemian experience. The hotel falls a little short regarding the room decor, which feels more like the Roaring Twenties.

Location

Bless Hotel sits right next to Cala Nova, an idyllic cove with crystalline waters on Ibiza's northeastern coast. The hotel offers direct access to the beach, which hosts a few eateries, including two favorites (Aiyanna and L'Amorigen) that channel Ibiza's bohemian past. You'll be just south of two other swimmable coves, Cala Llenya and Cala Mastella, and within 20 minutes of the pristine Agua Blanca beaches and hiking area at Punta Grossa. To get to Ibiza Town or the airport, plan for a 30-minute drive. 

Rooms & Bathrooms

All rooms and suites at Bless Hotel have the same modern aesthetic, with a mix of black, white, and pink tones, which feels a bit out of place compared to the surrounding environment. Still, you'll enjoy a private terrace, and many units face the sea. Suites are worth the upgrade if you're looking for more space, Jacuzzi tubs with sea views, and/or seating areas. All have desks, air conditioning, minifridges, and modern bathrooms. 

Other Highlights

You'll have your choice of three eateries (one a Michelin-star fine-dining restaurant) and a vermouth bar. Etxeko offers dinner with a menu from the Basque Country, while the other two options serve lunch beside the property's pools, one being on the rooftop Infinity Lounge. Besides the two outdoor pools, you can relax at the spa with its treatment menu, water circuit, saunas, and aromatherapy, or check out the health bar or beauty salon.