Ibiza Corso Hotel & Spa

“Fantastic hotel”

Absolutely loved our stay at this hotel. Spotlessly clean throughout, with warm and welcoming staff and consistently good service. The pool area was a highlight—spacious and relaxing—and the location couldn’t be more convenient, with the water bus station right across the road offering easy access … more

Absolutely loved our stay at this hotel. Spotlessly clean throughout, with warm and welcoming staff and consistently good service. The pool area was a highlight—spacious and relaxing—and the location couldn’t be more convenient, with the water bus station right across the road offering easy access to the old town for just £1.80. The hotel feels more like a five-star experience than a four, with thoughtful touches like Rituals toiletries in the bathroom. A small bottle of water in the fridge on arrival would have been appreciated, and the hot breakfast options could use clearer signage or guidance. Sadly, we didn’t get a chance to try the spa, but it’s on the list for next time. Talamanca beach is an easy stroll away, with a handy little shop en route. Would absolutely return—highly recommended.

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“DO NOT SKIP ON THIS PLACE!”

The hotel is beautiful, clean and well taken care of. We are halfway through our 10 day stay and I would definitely rebook this hotel. The staff is all very friendly. Their service is prompt [we asked for more towels]. Its close enough to bars/night life, but far enough not to hear the noise. I wou… more

The hotel is beautiful, clean and well taken care of. We are halfway through our 10 day stay and I would definitely rebook this hotel. The staff is all very friendly. Their service is prompt [we asked for more towels]. Its close enough to bars/night life, but far enough not to hear the noise. I would highly recommend this place. The reason I chose this place was because of their spa, but we haven't actually used it yet. Update: We are on our last full day in Ibiza. What an experience. We did end up using the spa. It was wonderful after a few nights of heavy partying. The spa was very clean, and surprisingly not busy at all, we basically had the whole place to ourselves. We used the Sauna, O2 chamber and indoor pool. It was clean and felt welcoming. I wish we would have gotten a massage or some type of service, just didn't have the time. But definitely felt refreshed/ relaxed after using it. After leaving the previous review, the hotel gifted us a bottle of champagne, which was completely shocking to both my boyfriend and me. The morning after receiving our champagne the water stopped working [it was an in town problem], I didn't want to complain, but we asked what was going on. Yet to our surprise, they AGAIN gifted us a dinner for two in their restaurant. We received a 5 course meal, mainly consisting of food my boyfriend was allergic to [shellfish/peanuts] so when we politely let them know, they made alterations for us without making us feel bad. I can't say enough good things about ALL of the staff at Corso. Our room was spotless [when we needed room service], the concierge was always smiling and the wait staff were fast and efficient. I could go on and on about how amazing this hotel is, but the bottom line is, next year when we return, we will 110% be booking with Corso Hotel and Spa again. Thank you for a more than an exceptional experience.

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“5 days / Not worth it.”

The hotel is alright, but the sense of being absurdly overcharged for what you get is very real. The front of the hotel and lobby décor were clearly designed with Instagram in mind you’ll notice their tagged location is filled almost entirely with influencer photos. however the back of the hotel wa… more

The hotel is alright, but the sense of being absurdly overcharged for what you get is very real. The front of the hotel and lobby décor were clearly designed with Instagram in mind you’ll notice their tagged location is filled almost entirely with influencer photos. however the back of the hotel was left behind The room itself is average at best, about a 3-star standard. The TV is mounted awkwardly high on the wall, there’s no storage under the kitchen sink (just empty space), and the walls and doors are paper thin. I could hear everything from the next room, including a couple having sex, not just the banging, but even their whispered conversations, despite their efforts to be discreet. The nights before, it was a family of three. Guests coming and going with their luggage at check-in and check-out times were also loud enough to wake me. If you’ve been out late, your sleep is easily disturbed at any hour. I believe the granite floor and the massive dead space in the corridor amplify the echoes, most hotels use carpet for this reason. Ironically, the room balcony does have thick glass doors, so you don’t hear any noise from outside. The Wi-Fi was useless during my five-day stay. When I asked the front desk to look into it, they said someone would check—but nothing was ever resolved. It seemed they were already aware it didn’t work properly for a while. The gym is poorly equipped and not even suitable for a basic maintenance workout. I doubt any of the fit influencers would bother taking pictures there. In the SPA area, the waterfall feature in the pool was always turned off, and the jacuzzi bubbles were never working. Location-wise, it’s not great either; you’ll need transport every day. I stayed at Corso for five nights at the end of July and honestly felt like I got peanuts for the price I paid.

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