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alisonr78
Guest
Anyone stayed there, what is it like, website looks good.
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Ann-Mari
Guest
Hi, We stayed here last September.Good place!Massive pool! It's quite a long way from San An town though. U gotta rely on the buses (which are ok) or taxis if u're about at night. Buses stop running about 11pm.
Have fun! Ann-Mari
Have fun! Ann-Mari
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missylis
Guest
Looked really nice, I met ones staying in it and they really liked it 
, it is a bit away from the night life but a bus or taxi will sort that out, hope you have a good time.
, it is a bit away from the night life but a bus or taxi will sort that out, hope you have a good time.
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craigyt2k1
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Turbotrance
Active Member
We have Booked at the bellamar for a week Friday 27th August to Friday 3rd September
Really looking forward to it, apperantly the Bellamar is the only 4Star Hotel in San An, this will be our 3rd trip to Ibiza
Anybody any reports on the Bellamar from other years
Cheers
Turbotrance
Really looking forward to it, apperantly the Bellamar is the only 4Star Hotel in San An, this will be our 3rd trip to Ibiza
Anybody any reports on the Bellamar from other years
Cheers
Turbotrance
djeddieecstasy
New Member
I'm staying there from july 17-26th... My room has a jacuzzi tub.
I hope it's not just some big bathtub.
I hope it's not just some big bathtub.
Ann-Mari said:
That's a perspective thing... it's walkable. (and it's quite a nice walk too-once you've learned how to deal with the lookie-lookies)
The best thing about staying in this area (I was down the road in the Ibizamar last year) is it's far enough away that if you want an early night
you can actually get some sleep.I stayed at the Bellamar last year and will be staying again this year from Sat 7th Aug. Its gorgeous spotlessly clean, beautiful big rooms, air conditioning, great location, best hotel i have ever stayed in Ibiza and t've been going for 7 years. Let me know if you want anymore info
Turbotrance
Active Member
any other reports on the Bellamar?
Me and MrsW stayed in the Bellamar in Jun/Jul and it is excellent.
The pool is lovely and theres a nice decking area for sunbathing with comfy sunbeds too. Only slight criticism here is that you get the little bar down on street level playing the most dire music all day long which can be heard all too clearly round by the pool - easily solved with the use of an i-pod/walkman
The hotel staff are friendly and efficient and speak good English (bloke on the desk called Jose I actually think is English as is particularly London sounding to me).
The decor of the hotel is very nice and the air conditioned lobby area is a welcome relief when coming in from a hot car! Our room was a superior room facing the sea and on a high floor which meant we got an excellent sunset view so no need to go to the strip if you cant be bothered.
The bathroom was large, entirely tiled with what looked like sealed limestone - very taseteful. Water pressure in this hotel is also good which is not true of all establishments. Some hotels I have stayed in its been like showering under a leaky tap but the Bellamar was very satisfactory which is important when removing beach sand!
The jacuzzi bath I didnt use, but it looked to be new and quite large (you might get 2 people in it if you aint too big).
All the corridors are carpeted, which means that you dont have to listen to every person clopping down the halls all night long. The doors on the rooms are also softly sprung too so you dont get woken in the middle of the night by careless drunks letting their doors slam shut either.
Rooms do have fridges but ours was fairly useless and i think you are meant to get a key to open them but ours opened easily. No matter as there is a small supermarket next to the hotel which sells cold drinks etc.
The rooms are air conditioned but the electrics (including air con) in every room only work when the key card is inserted into a slot just inside the door. This means the rooms - especially those facing the sea are very hot when you get in from the afternoon. You will be well advised to keep the curtains closed also when using the air con also as it isnt that powerful and the sun through the window will overpower any benefits gained. The air con will also turn off if the patio door is opened.
I found that it was an easy walk into San An if taken fairly leisurely and never got a cab or bus from the hotel when going out at night. Did get a couple on the way back though - largely bought on by bouts of lazyness induced by alcohol intake. I have stayed at the Monterrey and still walked in so I think I must just like walking.
I didnt try the food, as was never up for breakfast and was only on a B&B basis but have heard that it was quite adequate.
Hope that helps
The pool is lovely and theres a nice decking area for sunbathing with comfy sunbeds too. Only slight criticism here is that you get the little bar down on street level playing the most dire music all day long which can be heard all too clearly round by the pool - easily solved with the use of an i-pod/walkman
The hotel staff are friendly and efficient and speak good English (bloke on the desk called Jose I actually think is English as is particularly London sounding to me).
The decor of the hotel is very nice and the air conditioned lobby area is a welcome relief when coming in from a hot car! Our room was a superior room facing the sea and on a high floor which meant we got an excellent sunset view so no need to go to the strip if you cant be bothered.
The bathroom was large, entirely tiled with what looked like sealed limestone - very taseteful. Water pressure in this hotel is also good which is not true of all establishments. Some hotels I have stayed in its been like showering under a leaky tap but the Bellamar was very satisfactory which is important when removing beach sand!
The jacuzzi bath I didnt use, but it looked to be new and quite large (you might get 2 people in it if you aint too big).
All the corridors are carpeted, which means that you dont have to listen to every person clopping down the halls all night long. The doors on the rooms are also softly sprung too so you dont get woken in the middle of the night by careless drunks letting their doors slam shut either.
Rooms do have fridges but ours was fairly useless and i think you are meant to get a key to open them but ours opened easily. No matter as there is a small supermarket next to the hotel which sells cold drinks etc.
The rooms are air conditioned but the electrics (including air con) in every room only work when the key card is inserted into a slot just inside the door. This means the rooms - especially those facing the sea are very hot when you get in from the afternoon. You will be well advised to keep the curtains closed also when using the air con also as it isnt that powerful and the sun through the window will overpower any benefits gained. The air con will also turn off if the patio door is opened.
I found that it was an easy walk into San An if taken fairly leisurely and never got a cab or bus from the hotel when going out at night. Did get a couple on the way back though - largely bought on by bouts of lazyness induced by alcohol intake. I have stayed at the Monterrey and still walked in so I think I must just like walking.
I didnt try the food, as was never up for breakfast and was only on a B&B basis but have heard that it was quite adequate.
Hope that helps
Turbotrance
Active Member
very comphrensive review m8 we are staying from fri 27th august to fri 3rd sept 04 and really looking forward to it and its our third time in Ibiza
djeddieecstasy
New Member
I posted a review on the bellamars web site.... go check it out.
It was the best hotel i've been to in ibiza!!!!
It was the best hotel i've been to in ibiza!!!!
benny_bronco
New Member
Bump this back up.
Anyone been/going this year i am going on 14th august. Can't wait.
Anymore reviews.
Anyone been/going this year i am going on 14th august. Can't wait.
Anymore reviews.
bellamar
the bellamar is just at the end of the promenade so it tkes me a brisk 10 min walk to the west end or 5 min walk to the main bars in the bay and the mei ling restaurant and amsterdam restaurant complex...dont forget to drop in the pink panther and say hi to me
xx sue
the bellamar is just at the end of the promenade so it tkes me a brisk 10 min walk to the west end or 5 min walk to the main bars in the bay and the mei ling restaurant and amsterdam restaurant complex...dont forget to drop in the pink panther and say hi to me
xx sue