Six Senses Ibiza

蠻不錯的我覺得

地點位置偏遠不近任何的公共交通工具 建議租車或者搭的士前往。 酒店環境舒適，有無邊際泳池 Spa雖然 $2000 60分鐘 但係10分高質舒服。 酒店食物質素非常好，喺酒店泳池叫咗壽司和果汁都好好。早上早餐亦都10分豐富。 退房之後仍然可以繼續享用酒店設施十分欣賞。 不過唯一不滿意的是在Trip.com訂房時顯示普通房，但到達後竟然提供了傷殘人士房。

Excellent

A lovely hotel, great selection of accommodations and wonderful ethos of ‘well being’. Had a great tour of their farm with Kobi (hope I spelt it right!) and Beatrice. His passion for how food is produced and should be enjoyed is infectious. He is an authentic and quite unique asset to the company.

A truly magical place. This is my fourth time staying here. I don’t usually leave reviews but I’ve had such a great time here that I had to leave one. The food is amazing, the property is absolutely stunning, and the service is top notch. Six Senses Ibiza keeps getting better every year—truly one of my favorite places to stay.

For hotels / resorts that focus on sustainability and well-being, I typically stay at Aman hotels. This was my first Six Senses property that I tried simply because the concierge of the last Aman property that I stayed with, Amankora, told me to try one of the Six Senses properties because they hold the same values though with more luxury "bling-bling" vibe compared to Aman's minimalist and down-to-earth style. Since there was a huge blackout on 28 April in Mainland Spain and Ibiza wasn't affected, I thought, "Guess it's time to get away for a while and give this property a try." Overall, Six Senses Ibiza is a great property. The food is great, the wellness programs they have are stupendous, and the staffs are simply marvelous. The interior design reminds me a lot of Aman's, believe it or not, particularly Amankora's. I also like the fact that they have TONS of interesting activities. My favourites were the Sustainability Tour (lots of interesting facts) and the training sessions with the in-house personal trainers, all of which are complimentary. REGARDLESS, there are several major issues that I think must be seriously addressed. CHECK-IN: The website clearly states that check-in time is 15:00. Yet, when I arrived at around 15:35, I was told that my room wasn't ready. I managed to access my room only after 16:00 or so. For a resort that charges more than EUR 1,300/night during peak season for the lowest room level, this is a big NO-NO. If they can't hold this promise, they might as well change the policy on their website and change the official check-in hour to 16:00 to avoid misunderstanding with clients. MOSQUITOES: The mosquito issue in this property turns out to be a huge problem. Regardless of the weather, ALWAYS have your mosquito repellent, long-sleeve top, and long pants with you. The problem is particularly very very bad in the gymnasium area and Beach Caves restaurant. It’s really hard to enjoy your time during dinner when you know the mosquitoes are there biting you. The mosquito problem at the gym is so bad that I literally saw 2 mosquitoes mating in the middle of the air. Surprisingly, despite the staffs acknowledging this issue, there's no mosquito repellent readily available around the resort. You have to ask for it. GUESTS: This isn't something that the resort can control, but if you're expecting this place to be the place to "get away from the crowd," you'll be disappointed. So many influencers, socialites, amd very obviously quite renowned people staying at this hotel, it's definitely a place to "see and be seen." This is Ibiza after all, a place where it’s impossible to get away from everything. Overall nice hotel, but I wouldn't call it one of the world's best due to many teething problems that I think need to be fixed. While I hope to experience Six Senses in another location, it's still quite hard to believe that Six Senses is in the same level as Aman.