Lively hotel needed.
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xxVic-zeexx
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Apparently there are big fans you can get if i remember correctly or you could just all put in and buy a cheap one.
I went last summer in June and it was f**kin hot, i remember getting ready for the Zoo project and applied double make up for the sheer fact i sweating some of it off as i was putting it on
neilly303
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Early June cooler sometimes cold at night and early mornings so pointless getting air con. In July and August the heat gets ridiculous at times so it's a must. When have you been?
woodruffe
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i would say it depends if you room as had sun on it late afternoon.if its gonna be hot in your room or not.air con is a must.you can hire fans out from a firm in ibiza.the odler hotels and apts tend not to have aircon.so you better off looking at a refitted hotel or newer place to stay.
even may gets hot at nighttime when getting ready.doors full open etc.i have even slept on baclony before way back in 83.as the room was like a oven.
even may gets hot at nighttime when getting ready.doors full open etc.i have even slept on baclony before way back in 83.as the room was like a oven.
xxVic-zeexx
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I went in June and the heat was toooo much...albeit i slept at night but i was just passes out in an exhaustion coma
my first four trips to ibiza were each two week stints, without aircon. Always first two weeks in august. back then (late nineties), aircon in cheap gaffs was rare.Its pretty standard for most places now I think? Getting in from clubs at 7am and trying to sleep in that heat was a nightmare.
The first time we stayed in the Sol Bahia and it had aircon was bliss, I had it turned up full whack, the room was FREEZING, had to put another blanket on when sleeping - bliss!!!
I couldnt do it now without aircon, it was only youthful stamina that saw me through!
Speaking of which , hardly anyone I speak to does two weeks on the island these days. week is maximum when I speak to people. Ibiza simply too expensive now for two weeks, or are the refuelling habits of people today such that they're unable to do two weeks?!
The first time we stayed in the Sol Bahia and it had aircon was bliss, I had it turned up full whack, the room was FREEZING, had to put another blanket on when sleeping - bliss!!!
I couldnt do it now without aircon, it was only youthful stamina that saw me through!
Speaking of which , hardly anyone I speak to does two weeks on the island these days. week is maximum when I speak to people. Ibiza simply too expensive now for two weeks, or are the refuelling habits of people today such that they're unable to do two weeks?!
Just came back from 5 nights stay at the Central Park Apartments.
The aforementioned lack of aircon is the biggest greviance, but other than that I have to say for the price we paid, it was a dead bargain. £5 per person per night - can't argue with that! Thankfully nights still fairly chilled, so only really missed the aircon during mid-afternoon/early evening.
Rooms are spacious, and great San An location. Can't fault the staff, cleaners or security - all top notch, helpful, polite etc.
Only other thing I would mention, is that due to it's location and low cost it is a magnet for the stag do, "Brit-Abroad" type clientele. Guess that might change going later into the season, but we did our best to avoid our fellow guests.
Just the usual scenes - football club towels/tattoos on display. Idiots being coked-up/beyond drunk by 11am. Yet more idiots throwing eggs, bottle caps, coins from their balcony.
The aforementioned lack of aircon is the biggest greviance, but other than that I have to say for the price we paid, it was a dead bargain. £5 per person per night - can't argue with that! Thankfully nights still fairly chilled, so only really missed the aircon during mid-afternoon/early evening.
Rooms are spacious, and great San An location. Can't fault the staff, cleaners or security - all top notch, helpful, polite etc.
Only other thing I would mention, is that due to it's location and low cost it is a magnet for the stag do, "Brit-Abroad" type clientele. Guess that might change going later into the season, but we did our best to avoid our fellow guests.
Just the usual scenes - football club towels/tattoos on display. Idiots being coked-up/beyond drunk by 11am. Yet more idiots throwing eggs, bottle caps, coins from their balcony.