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BLESS Hotel Ibiza

Name: BLESS Hotel Ibiza
Address: Av. Cala Nova, S/N, 07849 Es Canar, Illes Balears, Spain, Ibiza, Spain
Telephone: +34971330300
Price range: $279–$1,062
Rating: 4.3

Av. Cala Nova, S/N, 07849 Es Canar, Illes Balears, Spain

Forbes ★★★★★

Google 4.3

Overall 71

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$279

6 Oct 2026

Highest upcoming

$1,062

27 May 2026

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$537

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11 to 17 Oct

44% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Forbes ★★★★★ 5-Star

Character and identity

Set on the Cala Nova beach in Es Canar, on Ibiza's quieter eastern coast, BLESS Hotel Ibiza pairs direct Mediterranean access with a design language that nods to Coco Chanel: black lines on ivory walls, crisp white linens, hits of pale pink. The property runs to 151 rooms and suites, all with balconies, plus a presidential suite and six sea-view suites. Five restaurants cover contemporary Basque, Mediterranean and fresh fish; the Magness Soulful Spa adds a hammam, Turkish sauna, six treatment rooms and an outdoor cabana. Pools include an adults-only rooftop with daybeds. Service skews polished and detail-led, including a "bathologist" bath concierge.

Who's it for

Best for:
Style-aware couples who want a beachfront base on Ibiza's calmer side, with serious cooking, a proper spa and pool culture. The Chanel-inflected interiors will please design-minded guests, and the small-dog policy (under 22 pounds) makes it a rare luxury option for travellers bringing a pet.

Should look elsewhere:
Party-first visitors aiming for San Antonio or Playa d'en Bossa nightlife will find Es Canar too sleepy. Families wanting a kids-led resort, and travellers who prefer uniform, predictable room layouts, may find the one-off rooms and adults-only zones a mismatch.

Bottom line

The headline reason to book is the combination of beachfront setting, a five-restaurant dining programme strong on Basque and Mediterranean cooking, and a spa and pool layout that genuinely rewards staying on property. Choose a sea-view suite or a room with a hydromassage tub to make the most of it, and target shoulder season for calmer Cala Nova and softer rates.

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