Mondrian Ibiza – Sculpted Luxury on the Edge of the East Coast
Where 1970s Bones Meet a Bold, Balearic Future
A Modernist Soul, Reawakened
Set against the pine-covered hills of Cala Llonga Bay, Mondrian Ibiza rises from the shell of a 1970s structure—reborn as a strikingly immersive retreat where design is not just decoration, but a point of view. Just a short drive from Ibiza Town and Santa Eularia, this east coast hideaway trades cliché island styling for architectural edge, visual drama, and tactile calm.
Art in Every Angle
Inside, light floods through floor-to-ceiling glass, bouncing off whitewashed cave-like walls and an indigo-blue sculptural centerpiece that anchors the space like a plunge into the Mediterranean itself. Sculptural seating, ceramic installations, and mid-century furniture play in rich harmony with handwoven rugs, linen textures, and quiet tones. It’s Ibiza through a design-savvy, sensory-first lens.
Crafted Calm in Every Room
The hotel’s 154 rooms and suites are exercises in organic simplicity—warm oaks, woven leather headboards, and slatted timber cabinets inspired by the island’s old fishermen’s shelters. Soft neutral tones meet tactile detail, and each room offers a private balcony or terrace. For full island indulgence, the Mondrian Grande Suite delivers—a sprawling terrace with daybeds, cabana, and dining area worthy of golden-hour rituals.
Dining, Shared and Elevated
Mondrian Ibiza and sister hotel Hyde Ibiza share a curated collection of dining destinations. Cuyo channels modern Mexican, Sun & Moon bar keeps things breezy by day, and Niko brings precise Japanese elegance with a sushi bar by artist Esther Rosa. At Sonrojo, it’s all about paella, grilled fish, and the hypnotic pull of Balearic beats under the sun.
DNA Hotels Verdict
Mondrian Ibiza is a bold reboot of island hospitality—where artistic clarity, architectural storytelling, and sensory balance define every space. It’s sophisticated, serene, and just the right amount of sexy. A design pilgrimage for aesthetes, dreamers, and Ibiza’s new-school nomads.
