Well, first of all, this is the first time when a hotel satisfied me completely. And because of this my vacation was totally great. I never felt so "rested" before. Maybe it wasn't the best hotel in the island but it had everything I needed for a good rest.
The hotel is located rather far from Ibiza town. This can be either positive or negative moment depending on the aim of your holiday..If you really want to have rest, relax and don't be bothered by loud music at night - the San Miguel hotel is an ideal place.. But if you want to come only to see Ibiza night life, San Miguel is not for you as it is far from everything ). I wanted to see Ibiza town either but I had no difficulies in going there by bus and taxi.. I liked that I could sleep well at night in San Miguel and when I wanted I could hang out in Ibiza... But the location is wonderful. An amazing view to the bay from the window. The sea was always calm.
A bus stop is in a few step. Hotel also offers car rental and excursions around Ibiza and Formentera (but we went everywhere by ourselfs. The receptionists are very friendly and helpful. The food was very tasty. I would give 5* for the food :).. but yet..the was a very few moments I'd like to mention. The first one doesn't refer to the hotel but to the bus schedule. It's not convenient at all.. The intervals are very big and for some cities the buses runs only once or twice per week. For the reason we had to use taxy quite often..and it's rather expensive 25-30 euro. The second was the hair-dryer in the bathroom. The air's only hot..very hot.. And sometime we felt a bad smell..probably from an algea from the sea.
In total my opinion is still very good about the hotel. When I have children this place will be one of the first we will visit :D..

P.S Better don't use seabus to San-Antonio. It was late on the way to San Antonio, but on the return came half empty (didn't wait till all passengers with return tickets come back ) Regular bus is much more quickly.

Having never heard of the resort before we took a chance and did we strike lucky. The hotel overlooks a lovely sandy cove, all the rooms have sea views, the bedroom we were allocated had one double and two singles (although we were just a couple), was parklingly clean and had a large balcony. The a/c was effective but had to be turned on every 2 hours, something we were warned about on our arrival..
The all inclusive option was an excellent choice, allowing us the opportunity to use not only the main buffet restaurant but also the tapas bar and the Chinese restaurant in the hotel. The food was always of a high standard with loads of choice and a chef at hand to grill meat or fish each evening. Similarly, thge chef would make you an omelette of your choice for breakfast. The steaks on offer to be cooked by the chef were some of the nicest I've ever tasted on holiday. The wine on tap was very palatable and service in the bars was polite and friendly. One beef I had was that they only offered plastic glasses in the main bar even if not using the pool. The latter was a little cramped with the sun beds almost touching the pool edge but there were two other pools just a short distance away with plent of space around them.
The entertainment was good and catered well for the cosmopolitan clientele (the French seemed in the majority).
I would unreservedly recommend this hotel and hope to go back there soon.It certainly merits the "very good" Tripadvisor certificate hanging in the reception area.

This is a 3 star hotel for families. If you dont have a family or don't have kids, maybe you'd like to go somewhere else. But if you do, this could be THE place for you. It's not new but well maintained. The target is english people so you’ll get english entertainment and english food. We are italians but loved the entertainment both for kids and adults and found the food average considering the price paid and the all inclusive fare. Certainly we are not the type of italian family which goes to Ibiza looking for the perfectly cooked spaghetti dish (and -anyway- the pasta dishes at the Cartago are really inedible...). The all inclusive formula is a real all inclusive with ice creams and beer and hamburgers all the day long from 10 am to 11 pm. The rooms are big and clean, every room has a terrace overlooking the wonderful bay, our room was very simple and it wasn’t new but had a new lcd tv screen and new air conditioner. The beach club is really big and there are many activities all day long. Our kid enjoyed a lot the games with Goha and Emma and we loved Zorro and his comicity after dinner. Of course if you don’t speak english at all this club could be not your very first choice in Ibiza. And of course there are things that could be better. The only two elevators are always packed with people and you have to wait for too long. The restaurant area is frozen and you tend to get cold. The food is certainly not top-quality and the hamburgers at the saloon bar are not the type you’d call “first choice meat”. Spanish food is somehow missing and that’s really sad when….you are in Spain! Drinks are low quality too but you can pay for your Smirnoff Vodka or Befeater Gin if you wish. But I have to say I cannot pretend more for the price paid. The beach is wonderful, there are a lot of fishes, and if you rent a car you’ll have the occasion to visit event better beaches nearby. The entertainment for families is great. Ibiza is a wonderful place, specially in September when it’s not packed. We’ll be back.
P.S. Finally, fet me say that I consider stupid to blame Italians, or French or English or Spanish people for being rude or bad mannered. In an all-inlcusive resort filled with tons of people it’s easy to find rude people, wherever they come from. But we have to learn to live togheter without blaming each other!

This hotel is basically combined with the beach club hotel. You have access to lots of facilities are straight onto the beach and the all inclusive is very generous without queues. The entertainment swimming pools and other facilities are all good. The rooms are a little dated but our room was really big.

The one bad thing was that because the resort is so big you do have a fair bit of travelling in the lift to do which can be quite tricky if you forget something. A lot of French and Italian in this hotel and almost entirely British in the club hotel which part of the same resort. Free kayaks and included tapas bar, cocktails and Chinese restaurant were bonuses.