Picolo recommends · Hotel in Ibiza, Spain
Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel
A colourful, adults-only hotel with its own art gallery, a pool bar and the sun setting over the bay at Sant Antoni.
Pastel colours, playful furniture and art everywhere you look: Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel does not take itself too seriously. You find it at Cala de Bou, across the bay from Sant Antoni, and it only takes adults.
There is an art gallery, a bar by the pool, a terrace and a garden. The beach bars of the west coast are close by, and the walk around the bay into Sant Antoni follows the water all the way.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel
It is the hotel for couples and friends who want some humour with their holiday, a sunset over the bay every evening and no children's pool. It is a good base for the west coast and its nightlife.
Breakfast is not included, and the style is fun rather than luxurious. If you are looking for quiet, polished service or a spa, look further north. The walk to Sant Antoni takes around half an hour.
What you get
- Adults only
- Art gallery in the hotel
- Pool with a bar
- Terrace and garden
- Sunsets over the bay
A day at Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel
- Morning
- A late breakfast after a long night out.
- Midday
- A look round the gallery before the pool gets busy.
- Afternoon
- Cocktails at the pool bar.
- Evening
- Watching the sun go down over the bay from the terrace.
Location
Cala de Bou, Ibiza, Spain
Open in MapsQuestions about Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel
Is Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel adults-only?
Yes. It only takes adult guests, so there is no children's pool and the atmosphere is relaxed and social.
Is breakfast included at Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel?
No, breakfast costs extra. Check your rate when you book if you want it included.
How far is Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel from Sant Antoni?
The promenade around the bay takes you into Sant Antoni on a walk of around half an hour, or a few minutes by taxi.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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