Ibiza, Spain

Mondrian Ibiza

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Setting

Llonga live the sun

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Quiet, calm and family-friendly may not be the first words that spring to mind when you think of the buzziest Balearic island, but that’s what you can expect from Mondrian Ibiza, a modern master on the serene shores of Cala Llonga. Far from the dance floor, this beachside getaway hosts a different kind of party — an all-ages fiesta of long lunches, poolside afternoons and toes-in-sand sundowners.  

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Facilities

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Need to know

Rooms

104, including 50 suites.

Check–Out

Noon, and check-in is at 3pm. Both are flexible, on request and subject to availability.

More details

Rates don’t include breakfast; a generous spread can be purchased in advance for €30, or at the hotel for €45 a day. It’s €15 for children up to age 13, and kids under three eat for free.

Also

Four of the Deluxe King Rooms are specially adapted for guests with limited mobility, with wide doors and walk-in showers; there's a lift and most of the common areas in the hotel are also wheelchair accessible.

Hotel closed

The hotel opens annually from late April until mid-October.

At the hotel

Beach access, kids’ club, paid laundry service and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: smart TV, air-conditioning, coffee machine, tea-making kit, minibar, free bottled water, bathrobes, slippers and Grown Alchemist bath products.

Our favourite rooms

All of Mondrian Ibiza’s rooms are alike in style, with woven leather headboards and earthy, minimalist rooms, but for a real island experience, opt for something sea-facing. For a blow-out (and blissed-out) beachside holiday, the Mondrian Suite and Mondrian Gran Suite come with plenty of space, expansive private terraces and daily extras.

Poolside

There are swimming spots aplenty at Mondrian Ibiza, each distinct in size and mood. The Mondrian Pool is the upscale, main pool, with a bar slinging all-day tipples, a DJ spinning laidback Balearic beats and an integrated kids’ section. It’s exclusive to Mondrian guests, too, while the others are shared between the hotel’s neighbouring sister property. The Bungalow Pool makes a fine spot for sleepy afternoons, and the Beach View pool feels plucked straight from a clubhouse with its twinkling sea views, live music and Balinese beds. The latter are subject to a minimum food and drink spend of €150 in low season and €200 in high season.

Spa

There’s no spa on site, but there’s a round-the-clock fitness studio packed with Technogym gear to keep sun-kissed muscles supple. There are regular yoga classes and guided hikes to keep you active, too.

Packing tips

Pack your floatiest kaftans, dog-eared novels and load your Spotify with binge-worthy podcasts — all the poolside essentials. 

Pet‐friendly

Dogs under 10 kilogrammes can stay for a nightly fee of €50, inclusive of a dog bed and bowl, treats and toys. Dog-sitting is available on request for €40 an hour. See more pet-friendly hotels in Ibiza.

Children

Welcome. There’s a free kids’ club and a splash pool for little ones. Extra beds and cots are available for an additional cost and babysitting is available on request for €40 an hour with at least a day's notice.

Best for

All ages, though the Kids’ Club is geared to over-fours.

Recommended rooms

With their generous proportions, the Panoramic and Mondrian Suites make a fine choice for larger families, though if you’re travelling with an infant, the Studio Suite has more than enough space.

Crèche

Monkids kids’ club spans over 100sq m and is perfectly primed for children over four, painted in colourful murals with games, movies and toys.

Activities

From the indoor playground to the kids’ pools, there is plenty to keep little Smiths occupied. Monkids features a ball pool, slide, football table and cinema room, though older ones might prefer taking a pedalo out on the nearby beach — its shallow waters make it ideal for (supervised) children. 

Swimming pool

There’s a splash pool for water babies and an integrated kids’ section at the hotel’s main pool.

Meals

Highchairs are on hand across all venues, though the hotel’s  all-day spots — Cuyo, Bungalow Pool Bar, and The Perq — are best suited for flexible meal times and offer dedicated kids' menus. Japanese fine-diner Niko leans more grown-up, but the chefs are always happy to accommodate simple requests and adapt dishes for younger palates.

Babysitting

Can be arranged on request for an extra charge.

No need to pack

Bring the basics. The concierge can help with anything else.

Also

There’s a dedicated room for infants, as well as a private room for nursing mothers.

Sustainability efforts

Single-use plastics are a no-no at Mondrian Ibiza and the restaurant keeps food miles to a minimum with ingredients sourced from local producers.

Food and Drink

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Top Table

Book an edge-of-terrace table at Cuyo or Niko Al Fresco for pine-framed views of the bay.

Dress Code

Keep it simple with cappuccino-hued linens and gold-toned boho jewels.

Hotel restaurant

With five restaurants and a café to choose from, you’ll never go hungry at Mondrian Ibiza. Cuyo, the hotel’s Mexican eatery dishes up tried and true favourites from the mezcal-loving nation; Niko Al Fresco delivers a contemporary take on Japanese cuisine with sweeping Mediterranean views. Go for tacos at the former and the black cod with wagyu fried rice at the latter. For something local, Sonrojo is a toes-in-sand Spanish spot with crowd-pleasing paella and ocean-fresh fish. Otherwise, there’s Sun & Moon for all-day, Mediterranean dining, Bungalow for poolside sushi and The Perq for buttery pastries and hearty lunchtime sandwiches.  

Hotel bar

Make the Pool Bar your go-to for daytime sips, a relaxed, alfresco spot specialising in finger food and cocktails. From 11am to 7pm, a DJ spins breezy Balearic soundtracks, bringing just enough beat to keep spirits high between naps. By golden hour, shuffle over to the Sun & Moon Bar for tapas, tipples and shimmering bay views — make ours a ‘Piscotheque’, concocted with Grey Goose vodka, blood orange, fennel pollen, lemon and egg white. 

Last orders

The Perq serves breakfast and brunch 8.30am–4pm; lunch starts at noon at Sonrojo, Sun & moon and Bungalow (to 6pm), with the Pool Bar open noon–6pm; dinner is from 7pm at Sunrojo, Cuyo and Sun & Moon, and 7.30pm at Niko Al Fresco.

Room service

Take supper in your slippers — room service is available around-the-clock.

Location

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Address
Mondrian Ibiza
20 Calle Atalaya Ibiza
Balears
07849
Spain

You’ll find Mondrian Ibiza sitting pretty between Santa Eulalia and Eivissa in the teeny, tranquil beach town of Cala Llonga.

Planes

Ibiza Airport is a 20-minute drive away. Flights arrive here direct from all over Europe (those arriving from further afield will need to connect). Transfers can be booked for €200 each way, though free round-trip transfers are included for guests staying in the Mondrian Suite and Mondrian Grand Suite. 

Automobiles

Wheels come in handy when exploring this blissed-out island. There’s private, valet parking for €25 a day.

Other

If you’re arriving by boat, sail into the bay of Cala Llonga, just a two-minute walk away. Alternatively, you can catch the ferry from Valencia, Barcelona or Mallorca. Estació Marítima Eivissa-Botafoc is the main ferry and cruise terminal and sits a 20-minute drive south of the hotel.

Worth getting out of bed for

Cala Llonga ranks among Ibiza’s prettiest beaches with its ribbon of lounger-dotted sand that slips into calm, shallow waters. Hire a paddleboard from Ibiza Crystal SUP or captain a pedalo to scout out secret nearby coves; for something deeper, the concierge can line up guided snorkelling or sea-cave excursions with Rockid Ibiza. For a sun-drenched day trip, hop on the daily ferry to Formentera — the scenic one-hour ride offers sweeping coastal vistas. Heading north, Es Canar hosts the legendary Punta Arabí Hippy Market every Wednesday through summer — a vibrant bazaar where you can hunt for artisanal treasures amid a sea of tie-dye and feathers. Or venture south to the fortified heights of Dalt Vila (Ibiza’s Old Town) where some 2,500 years of history unfurls across cobbles, castles, and whitewashed battlements. 

Local restaurants

With Mondrian Ibiza’s restaurant roster, there’s little reason to stray at mealtimes. If you have plans to dine out, make Altravia your go-to spot for long, family-style lunches and unfussy, Mediterranean-inspired dinners with dishes like truffle ravioli and fresh-from-the-oven focaccia. For something a tad fancier, Sa Talassa in Santa Eulària des Riu is helmed by Álvaro Sanz, the first Ibizan chef to achieve both a Michelin and Green star.  

Local cafés

Cala Llonga is spoiled for cool cafés, but Julia’s Ibiza is our pick, serving specialty pours and ceremonial grade matcha alongside good-for-you brunch bites and hearty lunches. 

Local bars

Ibiza lives up to its party reputation, but you can still find mellow spots if you know where to look. Just a five-minute walk from Mondrian Ibiza, Sandino is a laidback cocktail and tapas bar where you can boogie to live music most nights. Over in Es Canar, meanwhile, Esbirra Ibiza is a relaxed local favourite for fans of craft beer. 

Reviews

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By Mr & Mrs Smith

Every hotel featured is visited personally by members of our team, given the Smith seal of approval, and then anonymously reviewed. As soon as our reviewers have returned from this artful hotel in Cala Llonga and unpacked their emprendada ibicenca and free-flowing kaftans, a full account of their Balearic break will be with you. In the meantime, to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick peek inside Mondrian Ibiza in the Balearics… 

Piet Mondrian’s grid paintings might suggest a man of rigid order, but the Dutch master was a secret jazz lover, avid dancer, and free-spirited bohemian at heart. His namesake hotel in Ibiza inherits that contradiction, its all-white exterior belying nothing of the all-ages fun to be found inside. Tucked away on the horseshoe bay of Cala Llonga, Mondrian Ibiza is worlds apart from the island’s bass-heavy superclubs, but that’s not to say you can’t still have a ball.  

Here, pine-forested cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and powdery sands serve up simple, sun-drenched pleasures, with a handful of bars and restaurants to ensure every craving is catered to. An activity-packed kids club keeps little ones entertained, while weary parents can steal some much-needed R’n’R, sipping cocktails poolside in between naps. Embodying the White Island’s bohemian spirit, airy minimalist rooms frame the landscape outside, a canvas of clean lines with plenty of space to play.  

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