The Insotel Tarida Beach Resort & Spa is located in San José de sa Talaia, right on the beach. This all-inclusive resort has 396 rooms and sea views, as well as a spa.
Families can enjoy practical spaces such as family rooms and a children's pool. There is also a playground and tennis courts for children and adults to enjoy.
C/ La Morena s/n, San Jose de sa Talaia, 07830, San Jose de sa Talaia, Spain
Yes, Insotel Tarida Beach Resort & SPA – All inclusive offers an all-inclusive plan; meals and usually drinks are included. Check the exact terms with the provider.
The nearest international airport is Ibiza, about 14 km away.
Insotel Tarida Beach Resort & SPA – All inclusive is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Insotel Tarida Beach Resort & SPA – All inclusive has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Insotel Tarida Beach Resort & SPA – All inclusive has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Insotel Tarida Beach Resort & SPA – All inclusive is a 5-star property.
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We loved the resort with our family. Lovely location on the beach away from craziness.I personally loved the sunset bar with djs every night included in our all inclusive package. Staff is superb. We loved guest services Jana, but all of them super friendly. The only dowside is that the beach is public and gets busy in the afternoon with umbrellas close to 100 eur. This has nothing to do with the hotel, just be aware. We rented paddle boards in the afternoon and explored little bays. Beautiful water.
Can not fault anything at the hotel at all. The place is beautiful, right on the beach. Staff are all friendly and welcoming, rooms are clean and comfortable. Food in the restaurant is Lovely with lots of variety. We booked the Italian restaurant that is included in your all inclusive stay and it was lovely. The sunset bar of an evening is relaxing and so beautiful to sit and watch the sunset. I would definitely recommend this hotel and we will definitely be going back.
The resort and the beach are beautiful. But this needs to be considered: big bird poo problem in the restaurant, all over the chairs and the tables. Also on the sun loungers all over the resort, we even got hit by bird poo while relaxing on the loungers… (that is a big hygiene problem-birds are literally living in the restaurant-they are not doing anything about this). Leaving bird poo where food is eaten and served could lead to health issues!!!Glasses, cutlery and plates are dirty. One waiter picked up a baguette on the floor and put it back on the buffet!!! 120 euros for loungers and umbrella at the beach is a joke!!! It’s a pity because the location is beautiful, I think it got hit by mass tourism. But it is definitely not a 5 star resort, more like 3 star.
A lovely five day late May break with a wedding to top it all off. Nice big room with swim up pool, lovely staff in all areas, great food selection, really nice beach. We had a fantastic time.
I'm nearly 78. I wish I had used Tui and found the complex at tarida years ago. It's fabulous. Food has been excellent both varied and beautifully prepared. The staff at all levels have been polite and very friendly. Always smiling and willing to help. The site itself is gorgeous. A little hilly. I am unstable on my legs but I managed ok. All in all my partner and I absolutely loved it.
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