Ryans Lola's is located just steps from the sea in the buzzing resort of San Antonio, on Ibiza’s west coast. More than just somewhere to stay, the adults-only hotel is a cool meeting point that offers stylish décor, great music, and a complete programme of fun events. It boasts contemporary design and open spaces designed to emphasise creativity and foster a sense of community.
There are 104 air-conditioned rooms divided into six categories. For your comfort they include a kettle, fridge and a minibar with a variety of drinks and snacks (for a surcharge), and complimentary water bottles upon arrival.
Its dynamic events programme features onsite entertainment with DJ sessions, pool parties, art workshops, games and much more. In the own WhatsApp Community guests can stay informed of everything going on and chat with fellow “Rpublicans”.
The popular PoolZone is a spacious area to sunbathe, socialise, or join in fun activities. When it comes to eating, in-house restaurant 666 offers a branded burger with innovative takes on street food from around the world as well as yummy smoked meats.
The hotel is also a great choice for your pre-wedding, birthday, stag or hen party. What's more, a concierge service is available to help with purchase of sightseeing tickets, restaurant reservations and more. Further features include co-working facilities, and a laundry & dry cleaning service. Dog lovers will be happy to know their dogs - maximum weight 8 kg - are also welcome.
Ryans Lola's is situated close to Cala Pinet Beach and Es Pouet Beach in the up-and-coming neighbourhood of Cala de Bou, in San Antonio Bay. It’s an ideal spot close to essential shops and local transport services. Held by many to be a kind of Brooklyn on Ibiza, in other words, the 'in' neighbourhood where everything that's new, alternative and trend-setting happens.
Resort: San Antonio Bay, Ibiza
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