I went to CG with 9 other Hens, we were after a little quiet retreat in Ibiza we could spend our days at - reading, chatting, swimming and sleeping - and CG was perfect for this. The place is charming and the hotel owner was nothing but hospitable and helpful for the duration of our stay. As there was 9 of us we basically booked every room so it felt like our own little place.

I would agree the food is basic, so probably best avoided - its not bad, its just not great. The room I shared with my friend was characterful and perfect for us. Two twin beds, actually a little on the small side but comfortable enough with enough space for bags and a little ensuite.

The hotel is peaceful and really calming and that suited us perfectly.

We have just returned from a 2 night stay at Can Guillem. On arrival, we were made to feel very welcome by Juan, who is a gem. He does everything from serving breakfast and cooking snack lunches to pool maintenance and decorating! He always had time for a chat and a smile.

I agree with some of the other reviews that the breakfasts were quite basic considering what we paid for our rooms and that the price of snacks was on the high side.

Our rooms were nicely decorated and spotlessly clean. We enjoyed relaxing by the pool and overall our experience of Can Guillem was a good one and we would return.

Our group all in mid to late 20s, mostly couples, had booked the whole hotel for a friend's wedding and all were disgusted at the situation at the end.

In summary-
The hotel was nice and traditional, but that is where my nice comments end. Our (double) room was literally a garden shed. Something more regularly seen in a B&Q catalogue then a 275 Euro a night (before tax) hotel and we were charged the same rate as the other guests in the hotel. The ‘shed’ was 12 foot by 12 foot and had an insect (lizard) problem. There were dead flies on the windowsill and the cleaners did not do their job. The room was so small that we could not unpack our suitcases and had to live out of them for the duration. My room was small than the majority the en-suites in the other similar priced rooms.

There was no restaurant or bar, fairly enough, but the drinks and basic food offered (toasties and pizzas) were ridiculously expensive. When asking to order the basic food on offer, he always came up with a problem or resented the order.

The owner and manager were consistency rude to all guests from start to finish. They offered no help or assistance with any matter. Every task asked of them was met with an aggressive or dismissive attitude.

The owner, upon us all checking out charged everyone in the group at extra 50 euro per room per night than was previously agreed with the bride and groom. Upon one girl in the group questioning this, he refused to talk to her and said it was not his problem. He was a vile man and I cannot stress enough that you should avoid him/ his hotel/ his presence at all costs.

First impressions of the hotel were good, lovely rooms and nice peaceful surroundings! We were staying with friends as part of a wedding party! A rate had been agreed for the rooms prior to arrival as our party filled the hotel, on checking out this rate was not stuck to (225 Euros) and the owner decided to put atleast an extra 50 Euros per room per night, more in some cases, which caused a lot of distress and was an unpleasant end to our break! Apart from this not being what was agreed the hotel was certainly not worth this. Firstly the breakfast was very poor, bread and a slice or ham/cheese every morning with no variation, I asked if I could have water with my breakfast as I was thirsty and didnt want the coffee and this was charged at an extra 3 Euros, not ideal when you are already paying 275 Euros per night! Secondly although the pool area was nice the pool itself had clearly not been cleaned in a while. Thirdly the owner was very rude to us. A very picturesque hotel but with a very stuffy atmosphere, we were not made to feel welcome at all!