integral remodeling for playa den bossa

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amazing pdb-review i found on tripadvisor:


"...
trash surroundings

Nice hip restaurants nearby, Nassau beach and Delano beach,
La Plage and Ushuaia are all very trendy chic and cool .

Inbetween them are some very ugly cheap places
with noisy drunk people without good taste.

Borabora is very trashy, cheap,loud and uncool.

The shops around the hotel is lowcost shops with plasic shoes
and cheap bad taste clothes.
..."

:lol:
 
i cannot see that goleta, tres carabelas.will be affected at all.the wall is a retaining wall around the tres carabelas.from the sea.they will just make the path going past the hotel widing going out to sea than knocking the wall down.

i will ask and found out in sept when i go.same with the bars on front.most i know them.see what updated news they have.
 
Warren D said:
Don´t act like you don´t know!
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ok ... only problem is that someone took my plastic shoes
while i was falling asleep when waiting for don simon ...
(http://www.spotlight-forums.com/showpost.php?p=1297297&postcount=7)
... and his gang:

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· 1st picture: the hairy one is rolling a joint while the others are looking at some girls
· 2nd picture: the fat one starts screaming and dancing
· 3rd picture: the old one wants don simon
· 4th picture: the bearded one ...
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... and i can´t remember in which luxury shop in pdb i once bought them ....
 
pdb the next "in"-place/the new leader in fashiontrends ?

... plastic shoes ...
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"...
Crocs may have faded (thankfully),
but plastic shoes are still big.

PARIS — This summer a number of top designers have made it possible for customers
to revisit a summer staple that many thought would forever
remain a childhood memory:
the plastic sandal.

The Plastic Sandal Reborn Brands like Yves Saint Laurent, Givenchy, See by Chloé
and Tory Burch have all added plastic footwear to their collections.
...
Plastic shoes are also surprisingly eco-friendly.
Their environmental impact is generally less than that of their leather and rubber counterparts because they are made of mostly recyclable materials,
and can be recycled in turn to create new designs ...

Some companies are taking the plastic-shoes concept into the cold winter months ... ..."
(http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/18/fashion/18iht-fshoes.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss)

:lol:
 
i wonder why FIESTA-matutes invests millions and millions in jamaica and brasil ...
http://www.spotlight-forums.com/showpost.php?p=1302840&postcount=22
... and whereever else on the world to open brandnew resorts of the highest standard ...

... but in ibiza in his FIESTA-hotels (= which made him and his family filthy rich)
i don´t see much renovating/upgrading going on ...

... and by the way even in the year 2009 the rooms in most of his hotels
even dont have a damn ****ing FRIDGE
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i knew this news years ago.and story is. in time he will pull out of ibiza all together.ibiza has had it.he put millions in to ibiza.and nothing has been done to upgrade areas like pdb.when ever this project gets started its too late now.

mine you i would do the same if it was me.its not the money.you should see there end of season party at space.i went lastyear.unreal prizes and giveaways.free beer aswell.

i will know more when i go 26th sept.
 
theibizasun

Dead and Buried
The Town Hall put the final nail in the Matutes golf project on Friday by making the land in Playa den Bossa "public use". The deal, announced by the mayor and the Councillor for Planning, Josep Antoni Prats, as they unveiled the new municipality Land Use Plan for this area, will mean the Matutes family will be able to build on 80,000m2 of land close to San Jordi, but in return they will have to give up 500,000m2 of land in Playa den Bossa where the proposed golf course was to be built.
This "swap" will ensure the Town Hall can turn a huge area of Playa den Bossa into public space. A similar deal will be done with other landowners in the area, ensuring the Town Hall ends up with 572,000m2 of land.
Agustinet said this would be a first in Ibiza, whilst confirming that 300,000m2 of the area was in the ses Salinas Natural Park and so would remain unbuildable, despite now being public land.

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theibizasun

Golf Course
The golf course projected for Playa d´en Bossa by the Matutes family has finally been given the "no go". A report by the environmental ministry stressed the adverse effects such an installation would have in the area of the airport and the salt pans of Ses Salinas.
It has now been decided to use the property as a natural park of more than 500,000 square metres, which will be the largest public area on the island.
 
icebaer69 said:
amazing pdb-review i found on tripadvisor:


"...
trash surroundings

Nice hip restaurants nearby, Nassau beach and Delano beach,
La Plage and Ushuaia are all very trendy chic and cool .

Inbetween them are some very ugly cheap places
with noisy drunk people without good taste.

Borabora is very trashy, cheap,loud and uncool.

The shops around the hotel is lowcost shops with plasic shoes
and cheap bad taste clothes.
..."

:lol:
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Bingo :)
 
:arrow: san josé investigates playa den bossa bars turned into clones of bora bora
due to the big parties they are celebrating, three beach bars have been asked to present the licenses they have. none of them has presented anything yet ! !



(ring riiing)

· did you find the license?
· erm, not yet... we're still looking for it. call back in october!



"it's like if we have new bora boras every day. the difference between them is that bora bora has lots of licenses" the ayuntamiento says.....
 
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theibizasun

Demolition

The owners of the Ibiza Playa Hotel in ses Figuretes have commenced demolition work on their swimming pool. The hotel was constructed in the early 70s, and a concrete platform built on reclaimed territory from the rocks to accommodate the pool and sun-bathing areas. Licences were granted at that time but expired more than seven years ago. Costas, the coastal authority, insisted that this work be carried out to make way for the new promenade which will run from the Los Molinos Hotel to the Algarb Hotel.

The first demolition order was put in place in 2004, but the proprietors appealed and attempted to renew the concession which they had held for 40 years, but to no avail. A representative of the hotel group lamented that the decisions which affect the coastline in Ibiza are made in Madrid by people who have no idea of the island. He continued that he was concerned the decision would set a precedent for other such swimming pools and gardens to be declared illegal and demolished. A platform in front of the Los Molinos Hotel which was used as a solarium, has also been eliminated, and using the same guideline, the same fate would befall the Ereso, Torres del Mar, Goleta and Tres Carabelas Hotels, together with the Jabeque Apartments and other bars and restaurants, as they have all occupied land which has been reclaimed from the shoreline.

After the end of the summer season the pools at Los Molinos and Náutico Ebeso Hotels will have to be removed. The head of Costas, Celestí Alomar, was on the island last week and thanked the proprietors of the Ibiza Playa Hotel for their collaboration and promised that the new promenade will be beneficial to everyone concerned. He also mentioned the work which is being carried out at the moment in Port d'es Torrent to remove the old concrete platform, which has been the victim of the wind and the waves over the years and had deteriorated, and replace it with a wooden structure, which will include steps to provide easier access for the large catamarans which dock there.
 
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