The worst hotel I have ever stayed in....ever...without comparison. I would rather stay in a prison cell!

First and foremost, they took a booking of 160 people in 80 rooms, then complained that as a group we were too noisy. I'm sorry, but you'd expect a hotel in Ibiza to know that letting out 80 rooms to 160 people as one booking is likely to mean some volume! We weren't awkward, but when there are roughly 40 people around the pool each day who all know each other, conversation becomes loud!

The rooms have no refridgerators and the bar closes at 1am, so if you want a cold drink in the middle of the night you have to go across the road to the supermarket.

The rooms were clean, but designed by someone with complete lack of spatial perception. Some rooms were barely big enough to get a lightbulb in, while others had closets bigger than the adjoining room!

My roomatte left the key in the door while popoing to the WC, someone came along and locked him in the room. Management would not give us a replacement and so he sat in the room for 19hrs waiting for someone to try and "break in". We eventually got a replacement and had to pay for a replacement lock, but when we checked out the original key was in the cubbyhole behind reception!

Two of our party had their rooms broken into, llst of cash stolen and the managment refused to ring the police.

This is not worth the money! There are many more cheaper, cleaner, nicer places to stay!

When booking I saw the newly renovated rooms online and thought it'd be a good place to stay. I arrived at 3 pm and was told it would be 2 or more hours before my room was ready. When I got the room, it was the WORST! It was no bigger than my walkin closet in Texas, there is NO AIR CONDITIONING and it was right on the main street......so basically the room shook when a car would go by (about every 2 seconds) and the ceiling fan was noisy. I asked for a room change and the night guy told me that if I didn't like the room they provided then I needed to find another hotel. In the morning, I spoke with the assistant manager who gave me another room.....which was nicer; however, I decided to fly home one day earlier and the manager demanded I pay for the night not used (even though there is a two day minimum which I fulfilled)......I told him no and he acted like he wanted to hit me. He told me to never come back because I was "an ungreatful American" - trust me, that's the last place I'll ever stay at again!

I stayed for a week in San Antoni Bay with my girlfriend here. This hotel is one of the first hotels in the Bay just a stroll or boat ride (2 euro) away from the busy night life allowing a good nights sleep! We stayed half board, dinner started at 8pm excellent choice of salads and local dishes made by the chef. Good choice of wines, they even offer to keep the wine in the fridge for the next night if you can't finish it!

We would then catch the boat ferry from right outside hotel at 9pm to catch the sunset at the sunset strip with a few beers in Cafe Mambo and Savanah. The Sunset is also as good from the hotel as my photos show.

The room was cleaned each day and towels changed. Very authentic decoration with lovely wooden green shutters allowing you to leave the balcony doors open for a fresh breeze at night.

Choice of cooked breakfast, cold meats, yogurts, toast and croissants which makes you get up in the morning!

There is a bus stop right outside the hotel where we went to Ibiza town (1.65 euro from bus station) and further round the bay to Cala Conta (1.25 euro). We used the beach outside the hotel as it was less crowded and allowed drinking on the balcony for a break from the sun!

It was a refreshing change to the normal hotel chains with really friendly staff helping you to get the most out of your stay. There were regular guests which come back each year, i would return again for another relaxing break. Booking direct through the hotel website it was excellent value for money.

I stayed at this hotel in September and would rate it as being of a good UK B & B standard. It's not the most modern hotel and it's a little frayed round the edges but for the price (around £20 per person per night Half Board) what can you say! I found the staff to be very helpful and polite, especially Pepe the barman.

The food was buffet style and although not great it was edible. Again for the price if you don't like it there are many places locally where a substanstial meal for two (with sangria or wine) will only set you back around 30-40 euros

San Antonio Bay is quiet and has some small cove like beaches. San Antonio Town is it's livlier realtive, famed for the "west end" as seen on Ibiza Uncovered a few years back. I found there was a mix of ages and nationalities out and about in both resorts and not everyone is there getting drunk like lager louts (although you may spot a few!)

All in all for a cheap, basic accomodation in this area you could do worse than the Tagomago.