Hotel Arenal

Hotel Arenal is a three-star hotel at Avinguda del Doctor Fleming 16 in Sant Antoni de Portmany, on Ibiza's west coast in Spain's Balearic Islands. The avenue is named after Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of penicillin, and runs through the resort town close to the bay. Sant Antoni's harbour promenade, bars and restaurants, and its town beach, are within walking distance. Ibiza Town lies about 13.1 km away in a straight line, and the town's bus station and taxi ranks provide connections to the capital, the airport and other resorts.

Sant Antoni is the island's most famous centre for nightlife and holiday-package tourism, but it also has a quieter side: the bay faces west, so the sunset spots along the shore draw crowds each evening, and the coastline north and south of the town has coves such as Cala Gracio, Cala Salada, Cala Bassa and Cala Conta. Boat trips leave from the harbour for these beaches and for the islets of Sa Conillera and Es Vedra's viewpoints.

As a three-star hotel, Arenal offers a conventional mid-range product with a hotel reception and standard room categories. Rooms are listed as double and twin rooms, and nightly rates are indicated at roughly 90 to 300 euros, depending on season. Breakfast, pool, Wi-Fi and air conditioning are not confirmed in the data and should be verified directly with the hotel. The hotel's website is hotelarenal-ibiza.com.

Dining in the neighbourhood is varied, from cafes with Spanish breakfasts to harbour restaurants serving grilled fish and rice dishes, plus international options. Supermarkets and bakeries in the centre help with picnic supplies for beach days. The hotel suits couples, groups of friends and families who want to be near the bay and the town's amenities at moderate cost. In peak summer, the centre is lively into the night, so those who value sleep may want to request a room away from the street. Like many Ibiza hotels, it is likely to operate seasonally, and winter opening should be confirmed before planning a stay.