TUI MAGIC LIFE Cala Pada

Santa Eulària is lovely for a walk along the seafront and around the boat harbour, with plenty of nice bars and restaurants. It's about 10 minutes by bus (€1.55 each), or around a 40 minute walk. The market is only about 10 stalls, so I wouldn't bother. Back at the resort, it's very clean and a manageable size, though expect some walking between the rooms, pools, restaurants and beach. Food is good and there’s plenty of it, but it isn't always hot enough. There’s more than one ice cream station, so look for the others instead of queuing at the main one. This is probably 4.5 stars rather than a full 5, depending on your standards and where you've stayed before. It has what you'd expect from a TUI all inclusive, with extra entertainment and sport from the Blue: 6 tennis courts with lots of availability, a 3G football pitch, beach volleyball, a gym and aerobics, table tennis, archery and more. Don't miss the beach bar just outside the complex, down on the beach, open in the afternoon for drinks and snacks.

The staff were amazing, and there was good food to choose from every day. Entertainment was fantastic too. The hotel is well placed near two tourist towns, with easy access to Ibiza Town, and WiFi was available everywhere. I'd definitely return.

We had a good family holiday and really liked both the food and the hotel. The children found food they wanted without any trouble and enjoyed having several pools. Staff were friendly, though the place felt very German based. It's a shame we can't find good deals to come back anymore.

The pools were nice, but we won't be returning. I got ill on the second day after eating only at the restaurant, and my daughter cut her foot while walking by the pool. Booking the speciality Bodega restaurant was impossible. There was a sewage smell at the front of the hotel, and the decent drinks cost extra. Overall, it was very average, unfortunately.