Citorah PickHotel · The north

Can Lluc Boutique Country Hotel & Luxury Villas

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Citorah says

A rural hotel near Sant Rafel, in the middle of the island, so less remote than the rest of this list. It’s built around a family home more than 300 years old, and the tourism register lists it as open all year.

From Where to Stay in Ibiza 2026: A Neighbourhood-by-Neighbourhood Guide, under “5. The north (Sant Joan, Portinatx, Cala Xarraca): the escape”.

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    Atzaró Agroturismo Hotel

    Citorah says On the Sant Joan road, on a 13-hectare estate of orange groves, with a 43-metre pool among palms and a spa. It reopened for the 2026 season on 14 March.

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    Hacienda Na Xamena

    Citorah says A five-star with 69 rooms near Sant Miquel, on top of a 180-metre cliff. Its Cascadas Suspendidas, eight pools at different temperatures with views of the Mediterranean, are a destination in themselves; children must be at least 12. Its season runs from late April to the end of October.

  • Citorah PickRestaurant · The north

    Atzaró

    Citorah says The agroturismo hotel, on a 300-year-old finca, opens its main restaurant to non-guests, for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day, with vegetables, fruit and herbs from its organic garden.

  • Citorah PickRestaurant · The north

    Restaurante Elements

    Citorah says Eat at Restaurante Elements on the headland above the south end of the sand — Elements is more a beach-club-plus-wellness complex than a quiet sand-side chiringuito these days, but the bullit de peix (around €38) and the house albariño (€22) are real and the sea view is unbeatable.

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