Ibiza, Spain

The Standard Ibiza

The Mediterranean • Stay • The Standard in Ibiza, Spain

What’s the hotel in a nutshell?

In the heart of Ibiza’s Old Town, a new six-story building has taken the place of an old movie theatre. The crisp white and streamlined exterior echoes the town’s whitewashed architecture and pays homage to the original Standard property in Los Angeles. The Standard Ibiza’s interior design celebrates the island’s grown-up groove with a nod to playful flower power spirit and the 60s modernism. Designed by Lázaro Rosa Violán and Carlos Ferrater, and with interiors by Oskar Kohnen Studio, the hotel opened in 2021 and has quickly become a hotspot for trendy urbanites and stylish vacationers.

What are the rooms like?

The Standard Ibiza’s rooms offer guests a peaceful retreat from the bustling town. Decorated in a minimalist style with clean-lined interiors, the rooms feature muted colour palettes and minimal furniture, creating an atmosphere of understated elegance. Larger rooms and suites have deep soaking tubs and separate living areas, with Juliet balconies providing views of the main square. Guests can also opt for the private residence Casa Privada, which offers a rooftop pool, hot tubs and gym, making it a perfect spot for larger groups looking for more space and privacy.

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What else?

In addition to the stylish rooms, The Standard Ibiza offers a variety of facilities and amenities to keep guests entertained. The street-level restaurant, Jara, serves farm-to-table Mediterranean fare, including Spanish classics like paella and vine-ripened tomato tartare. At the buzzing rooftop pool and bar, Up, guests can sip tropical cocktails and snack on light bites while taking in panoramic views of the city’s iconic castle. The hotel also has a compact gym with a few treadmills, cycle machines, weights and quirky hand-drawn squiggles on the wall by artist Nicolás Villamizar. With its understated sophistication and lively energy, The Standard Ibiza offers the perfect blend of city and island life.

What’s the island like?

Perched in the heart of the Balearic archipelago in Spain, the island of Ibiza is a stunning beauty with cultural diversity. With a rich history that dates back to the Bronze Age and a landscape that ranges from rugged cliffs to pristine beaches, this gem among the Balearic Islands has captivated travellers for centuries. Although renowned for its nightlife and electronic music scene, Ibiza is much more than just a party destination. Visitors can explore ancient fortresses, discover hidden coves and sample some of the finest cuisine the Mediterranean has to offer.