Fiesta Hotel Cala Llonga Ibiza

General Information

Fiesta Hotel Cala Llonga is an groun-ups only, prestigious hotel offering a captivating setting for several to spend a loosen and romantic vacation.
It features been totally re-equipped with a trendy and tasteful touch to propose the most modern in comfort for groun-ups. To ensure
couples will have a range of alternatives during their visit, the hotel proposes four various restaurants: a cafeteria, an al fresco restaurant, a sushi-bar and a la carte restaurant, in addition to two bars and live amusement for visitors pleasure. A comprehensive pool, an open-air jacuzzi and a chill out district with dramatic extensive, Balinese-style sunbeds allow for unwind and recreation in a cool atmosphere. All communal districts are air-conditioned and comprise a satellite television hall and an i-net corner*. All suites are commodious and brag a balcony, air conditioning, iron and ironing board service, 32 flat screen satellite television, a fully-furnished bathroom with a massage shower, mini-bar and safe (laptop size).
Located on a hillside adjacent to the seaside, encircled by pines, the inn is directly 200m from the tranquil Cala Llonga
cove that the guesthouse is named after, twenty kilometers from the airport, four kilometers from the Golf Course and five kilometers from the Leisure Harbour in Santa Eulalia.
The Hotel Cala LLonga is supervised by the quality management system of Fiesta Hotel Group which secures a matchless standard of continuous quality to the customers. The inn take environmental protection greatly seriously and support sustainable development of the world nearby the hotels.

The hotel provides reception desk 24hrs, check-in from 14:00, check-out by 12:00, I-net access, fax and phone amenities, currency exchange,
daily newspapers, clothes laundering service, wake-up amenities, bell-boy amenities (luggage to the room) and luggage apartment.

Location Information

Santa Eulalia del Ro:
Officially known in catalan as Santa Eulria des Riu, is a municipality on the East of the spot of Ibiza. During muslim rule,
the district was called Xarc. Later, the catalan conquest divided the island into sections that are similar to todays boundaries.
The name Santa Eulalia comes from the church that was built immediately after the catalan conquest. This area
also brags the matchless river in the Balearic Islands, which was specifically necessary during this period for farming and wheat
mills. The city flourished around the church on the upper of the Puig de Missa hill. The church that is found there today was
built in the XVI century to act as a defense citadel from which complete city could fire artillery. The municipality also
includes the parish of Santa Eulalia del Ro, those of Sant Carles de Peralta and Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera, part of Nuestra
Seora de Jess and of Puig den Valls. There are about 25,