Fiesta Hotel Tanit

Housed in a pale yellow building, family-friendly Fiesta Hotel Tanit feels a little impersonal, both inside and out. Cream-colored floor tiles, white couches and a wood-paneled front desk area make the lobby somewhat generic and plain, but the two stone fountains with plants add some character to the space. The wooden wall that separates the lobby from the bar has a cute beehive design, while the floor-to-ceiling windows let in lots of light. There are several arcade machines in a room off the lobby, and additional seating in a small section with basic wooden furniture is available. 

The hotel is popular with families with young children and it can get loud around the main pool deck during the day. 

The property is located at the end of a narrow road lined with pine trees and a few homes and hotels. A small path leads to lovely Cala Graçió, a sandy cove that can get busy during peak season. A little farther away -- but still within a 20-minute walk, is Cala Graçioneta -- a smaller, more intimate cove. The water bus to Sant Antoni is just a few minutes’ walk away, and is fast, fun, and relatively cheap. Those driving can reach central Sant Antoni and the nightlife area in about five to 10 minutes. Ibiza Town and the airport are about a 25-minute drive away.

The hotel has 386 clean, spacious rooms with furnished balconies, some offering at least partial sea views. Bronze accent walls around the beds add some style, but decor is overall plain and a little dated with basic wooden furniture, cream-colored tiles, and thin bedspreads in off-white and orange. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, ceiling fans, and air-conditioning, but little else in the way of amenities. Mini-fridges, safes, and Wi-Fi are all available for an extra charge. Bathrooms are clean but basic, with shower/tub combos with plastic shower curtains and generic toiletries. Family Rooms are a little larger than Standard units and each has an additional trundle bed. Cribs are free. The most common complaint about rooms at the Tanit is the poor soundproofing, which may be annoying for light sleepers. 

The hotel’s main pool is a medium-sized rectangle lined with loungers and parasols. The snack bar, serving drinks, sandwiches, and other fast food items between meals, has a few tables on a terrace several steps above the pool level. The buffet restaurant, also featuring outdoor seating, serves a varied international menu. Additionally, the hotel has a kiddy pool complete with several fun slides, a kids’ club offering daily activities for children of all ages, an indoor bar with nightly shows, and a small tent by the pool offering massages and salon services. Wi-Fi is available for an extra fee.