Giramundo

One of the worst hostels I’ve ever stayed in. The staff did not care about the guests or any problems, consistently tried to make us buy expensive tickets to things we had no interest in, and were generally unhelpful. The rooms were not clean or nice, my sheets had blood stains on them and no one would change them no matter how many times I asked. Also they broadcast having wifi. This is absolutely not true. We got there on Friday and when we asked why it wasn’t working they said it was a one day issue and it would be fixed immediately. By the time we left Monday, it was still broken. Bugs everywhere, ridiculously overpriced, just a complete rip off disgusting pit.

The hostal and service are good, and the staff is amazing including Rocio, I would like to comeback to this hostal but I can’t in the rooms is too hot, I wish they put air condition.
Kinds regards
Miguel

One can not complain about this hostel since it is the only one on Ibiza island. I like the country themes (India, China, Argentina, and so forth) to the common rooms a lot. I was in the Jamaica room and it was very spacious with an outdoor lounge patio. It was the best spot for Wi-​Fi because that room is considered to be the suite room with its own private bathroom as well.
If you are wanting Wi-​Fi, you need to go out to the common area! The base floor and in your own rooms are not good for smooth Wi-​Fi connection!
Checking in, you have to wait till 11am, which I thought, was fairly late for check ins. I guess that is early for Ibiza (party island) residents, however.
The staff members were nice and accommodating. They knew the party clubs and which ones to go to for the night! This place has a kitchen area if you are wanting to cook your own food and the hostel is conveniently located next to supermarkets for grocery shopping, snacks and drinks.
I would highly recommend this spot if you are here for the party nights in Ibiza! You would be able to meet other people, wanting to go out to the club nights as well and that will be great for the rest of your stay in Ibiza!

Location:
It’s a 10 min cab ride from the airport (roughly 10 – 13 euros) or you can take the bus and then about a 5 – 10 min walk from the bus stop. The closest beach is about 7 min walk away. Clubs are about a 10 – 15 cab ride, so splitting one between 3 others isn’t so bad.
Staff/​Lobby:
The staff working the lobby are really friendly and helpful. If you have questions as to which beach to go to, where the busses are, or which clubs to hit up, they have all the answers! They even sell club tickets here too.
Room:
Each room is labeled with a different country name and is decorated that way. We stayed in a 6-​bed room with an attached bathroom. It comes with large sized lockers so we can fit even our 55l backpacks in there too (keys require a 10 € deposit). Since we weren’t overlooking the street, we had a terrace connected to other rooms’ terraces. Our room had plenty of outlets as well though I don’t think that’s standard across all rooms. The 5-​bed room out other friend stayed at didn’t have any outlets and also had a detached bathroom. Our bunk beds were pretty standard. Comes with pillow, linens and a small towel.
I also noticed that for some guests, they had to switch rooms during their stay. Not sure why but it could get annoying if you had to switch more than once during your stay. Some people it was because they extended their stays, which makes sense.
Breakfast/​Food:
Every morning there’s free breakfast from 9−11AM. You can get a croissant, coffee and orange juice. For other meals, there are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The hostel has a kitchen so you can buy food from the market and cook it there.
I would stay here again if I came back to Ibiza and wasn’t looking to stay at a hotel! It had a laid back feel, which is just perfect when you’re looking to hang out at the beach during the day and party it up at night!