Das Hotel Vibra Cala Tarida liegt in San José de sa Talaia, Spanien. Dieses Drei-Sterne-Hotel verfügt über 195 Zimmer und befindet sich direkt am Strand.
Für strandliebende Familien
Das Hotel bietet vieles für Familien, darunter eine Kinderbetreuung, ein Kinderbecken und einen Spielplatz. Außerdem stehen ein großes Schwimmbecken und ein Spa zur Verfügung.
**Edited the review with more detail a week after I’d given the review**
The pool area is great, very clean and a good standard. However, I feel like they could improve on upselling the Balinese beds, as signage for them is confusing. Maybe just something simple like “please ask staff for details if you would like a Balinese bed” so that it can be explained.
Most of the staff were very lovely & friendly, particularly the entertainment staff and a few of the bar staff, in particular Joseph & Mireia.
The entertainment program was also great, we loved the magic show & the African themed show.
The food was very good, but the breakfast juice wasn’t the best, would much prefer fresh juice rather than watered down juice with sweeteners. Great selection of food though, lots of variety and good quality.
The rooms were okay, we had a nice pool view from the balcony so that was good. However, felt like they needed a bit of tlc to upgrade them. Air con was good, no chance of being too warm on a night!
Cala Tarida is very quiet with a few bars & restaurants, and beach access was quite tricky to get down to with lots of steps, so anyone with reduced mobility would struggle.
Overall, a really nice hotel.
Really enjoyed my stay here. The rooms are a great size and easily accessible, they are nicely airconditioned so you stay cool in the heat. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. I have some food allergies and the cheff went out of their way to help me. The yoga/stretching classes in the late morning were very relaxing, taught by Ana who is amazing! The daily entertainment was fun to do when staying around the hotel instead of visiting or going out. The beach is a few minutes on foot. The music playing by the pool is catchy really adding to the relaxing atmosphere. The night entertainment is also taken care of starting a little bit after dinnertime. Saw an amazing acrobatics show. They keep the hotel very clean, no lose food or packaging laying around. San antonio is 20 minutes away so if you want to go out it’s great. You come back to the hotel and everything is peaceful and quiet, so you get a good night sleep as well.
Fabulous stay. The hotel is located in a quiet area of Ibiza. Just a few minutes walk down some steps to the most beautiful beach, white soft sand & amazingly clear water. There’s a great beach bar and resturant at the bottom of the steps, I ate there almost every day. And a few other snazzier beach restaurants including the popular cotton club. The sunsets here are magical.
Hotel has two great pools and plenty of sunbeds to choose from, the staff were very welcoming. I travelled alone and felt super safe and comfortable. The evening entertainment is pretty good if that’s your thing. Joseph & Mairiea working on the pool bar were amazing, always checking in on how your holiday is going, they also handled the busy moments like pros, smiles at all times, their service was exceptional.
This is our 2 year stay at this hotel. The hotel is very family oriented. There is a relaxed atmosphere the whole staff is very friendly especially Joseph and Manuel always happy to help. The pool is guarded by a nice lifeguard called Daniel. Couldn’t recommend the hotel more.
I have an absolutely wonderful stay at the Vibra Cala Tarida Hotel in Ibiza. (Day 2) From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel so welcome. The reception team, the employees, Manuel and Joseph, the animators—especially Ana—were all so kind, always ready to talk, did a very good service and truly attentive to every need. As a solo traveler, I really appreciate how they check in on me and make sure I was doing well. The hotel itself is spotless, beautifully organized, and the food is amazing—fresh, varied, and delicious. The location is also perfect—just a 2-3 minute walk to one of the most beautiful beaches I’ve ever seen. It’s a bit set back, so you do need a taxi or bus to get to some other spots, but honestly, that didn’t bother me at all. It’s just so relaxing and beautiful here— can’t recommend it enough.
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