My girlfriend and I stayed at the Jet apartments for two weeks. The weather in Ibiza was fantastic, with the sun shining everday! My problem was how expensive things were, specifically the food and drink in all the local supermarkets and shops. We were staying self catering but mainly ate out due to the cost of buying the raw ingredients for meals. It was not worth the effort. The apartments were ok, cleaned every other day and adequate for two of us, it would have been a squash if there had been four sharing though. There are no keys for the room only a card, which also operates the air conditioning. If you required a remote to operate the air conditioning then there was a cost. The air conditioning will run full blast unless the card is removed and in which case the electric to the apartment is also cut. All of the Jet apartments have restaurants/shops/cafe/reception underneath and all have something at the beach front. unfortunatley for us facing our balcony at the rear was Bora Bora, the beach/nightclub running from 1PM until 5AM. But towards the end of the holiday we got used to the noise!! It is a nice part of Ibiza and apart from the cost and ultimatley how much we spent, it is a good holiday location with a great mix of nationalities and ages.

A great location as a stones throw from Bora Bora and right on the beach. Ibiza town is also only a short ride away. After reading various reviews we requested a top floor apartment due to the break-ins on the ground floor. After checking in we popped out for an hour at 3pm to get a drink - when we returned our apartment had been broken in to and our phones & camera had been stolen. I was devastated but the staff were so nice and helpfull. It turned out our balcony door didnt lock properly so someone must have climbed over (yes in broad daylight). We were then moved to another apartment which was ironically on the the ground floor. I would definitely stay at Jet again but be more careful as we spoke to 2 others who had also been robbed during our stay. Towards the end of our week however I did notice the resort getting more chavvy English (Union Jack towels, footballs tops - you know the sort)

This was my third year running to Ibiza and my second at Jet. I was very impressed by the resort of Playa den bossa as it is so much nicer than san Antinio. We payed a lot to stay here £550 each for two weeks self catering which I felt was a bit of a rip-off.

We booked for 3 people (two girls and a guy) and he had to sleep on a sofa-type bed in the lounge which was terrible! Our room was very small and the air con leaked so badly that we were throwing a saucepan full of water every morning, the receptionists very very unhelpfull in getting it fixed!

It was very noisy!!!! I was close to tears some nights when all you want to do is sleep and you have the cheesiest dance music pumping out. We also had the pleasure of staying next to a group of Germans who couldn't even walk quietly!

The food is rubbish but I wouldn't let that put you off as if you go into Ibiza town there are some lovely places to eat.
All in all I love Ibiza and I have had three amazing holidays there, the clubs are amazing and so are the beaches and Bossa is the best area to stay on the Island.

One thing you must do tho is the trip to Formentara which is AMAZING!!!! What they dont tell you tho is to take ur driving license so you can hire a jeep or moped when you get there for about 60 euros and then you can travel the island where there is one of the worlds 7 best beaches.......fantastic!
Enjoy ur holiday!

Our third time to Ibiza this season and tenth time in Spain. The positives first: Jet Apartments are excellent, and the area of Playa D'en Bossa is a very nice resport but also lively with the Bora Bora club, Pacha and Space close by. The nightlife for young people here is probably the best in the world; very high-class fun 24/7, loads of classy people of all nationalities and orientatoins; all keen to meet you and party all night. I have seen San Antonio also and can say Bora Bora is a much nicer option though still very lively throughout the night. When Bora Bora closes around 5AM everyone is on the pull. The restaurant Moorea at Jet is super, the staff at Jet are extra friendly and all in all the resort seems better than anything else I have seen in the Med.

Contrary to many reports this resort or island is not expensive. Walk 500 meters to Can Joan restaurant where you can have the most amazing food and drink for EURO 10 a head or chinese all-inclusive for EURO 8. Even the apartments are cheap at the price, spacious, clean and well located.

On the first afternoon at Jet we sat on our balcony overlooking the beach and the pool areas. Two Policia Local with gloves on and nightstick truncheons swinging, patrolled the beach dishing out hassle to anyone identified as English. We saw one lad sitting on Jet pool area who was ordered to stand, put his hands up, then very severely beaten across the chest with a truncheon. Another was dragged down an alley. The police were simply out looking for trouble. This, unfortunately, is considered normal in Spain.

The healthcare at Can Misses Hospital is excellent. Which in the circumstances is probably just as well. If you ever end up in hospital as a result of the police it is wise not to mention this however as in the Med generally the doctors are frightened of reprisals.

Also, beware of taxis as they will short-change you on a regular basis. Even if you offer a tip they will still "try it on".

My conclusion is that Ibiza and Jet are great party places but scarred by a lack of civilization in which I eventually, despite the absolute maximum amount of tolerance and love of the Spanish culture; felt physically unsafe; That is not what anyone wants to go on holiday for. Currently Ibiza tourism figures are in decline. If the country reforms and the police learn that beating-up tourists is bad for business, I might go back in 2010.