I booked this holiday as a last minute deal! This was my first time to Ibiza and I was concerned slightly about the reputation of the island. To my surprise playa d'en bossa was a lovely area to stay.

Majority of the hotels/apartments that line the sea front of playa d'en bossa are owned by the Fiesta chain. All of which are rated 3* plus. The Club Don Toni is an excellent hotel and would be an excellent place for families. A good selection of food was provided for both breakfast and dinner. Be aware on arrival, you can purchase wrist bands to make drinks all inclusive or food all inclusive. I would highly recommend this if you are planning to stay with-in the complex most of the day as the drinks were relatively expensive.

Although one of Ibiza's largest clubs is situated in Playa D'en Bossa I was not made aware/see any trouble whilst I was there. Avoid the bars near to the club however as these are extremely expensive! The famous Bora Bora bar is also situated in Playa D'en Bossa and for 2 non alcoholic drinks setting me back almost £10 during the day it's certainly a place that I wouldn't visit again!

If you like walking you can attempt to walk to Ibiza town. There are two routes (costal/or through the different towns/villages). The costal walk was quite difficult in parts and certainly wouldn't be advisable in the height of summer! Trust me! The costal route took approximately 1h30mins with several "breaks" along the way! A taxi back was essential! :-) There are also buses that run regularly to Ibiza town and I would advise you to visit here if you want to purchase duty free goods as they are quite a lot cheaper!

I would definitely return to playa d'en bossa and would stay at any of the Fiesta hotels. I would avoid some of the self catering/apartments in the town as these are full of groups of youngsters if that's not your cup of tea!!

Myself and my husband stayed at the Hotel Don Toni in September 2005.

We absolutely loved it.

The food was excellent and the accomodation within the club don toni was very nice, we had a view over the pool and also the beach.

Although this is classed as a Thomson Family hotel we have no children and found it fine, it was mainly couples who were staying at this time of year.

One of the other benefits of staying in a Fiesta hotel is that if you shoose you can dine in any one of the other hotels within Ibiza.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and would choose to stay here again.

As other reviews, hotel is friendly, and very clean. Entertainment is ok - all staff try very hard day and night but it just lacks that extra 'something' just depends what your used to!. We upgraded to 'all inclusive' which was worth it cos we had 2 teenage boys age 17 so they could feed themselves when ever they were ready without waiting for us but day snacks was very limted to hamburger,hot dog and very dry cheese toasty. Food in the restaurant was plentiful-you could have steaks/chicken/spag bol/omelette's freshly cooked/together with salads and a various selection of cooked dishes. Pool bar left a lot to be desired (needed a refurb). Our room (317) was right above the outside stage so was quite noisy at night but then again we were always outside till 12 so that didn't bother us. The airport is so close that there is alot of aircraft noise but you do get used to it!!! If there are any late arrivals you do hear them coming up the stairs/lift dragging their suitcases along the corridor - so ear plugs are advised if your a light sleeper. Sun Loungers - there are alot of them but alot were broken as were the parasols but you can put your towels on anytime of the night/morning so when the planes wake you, you may as well bag your sunbeds!!!!!!!!!. Playa den bossa itself is not very nice - full of clubbers and a bit scruffy so if your looking for nice bars and restaurants - its not for you. All in all we had a good time but won't be going back - there are a lot nicer places to stay

My husband and I have just returned from a week's holiday here. We took our 2 grandchildren ages 13 and 10. Whilst we relaxed by the pool they made many friends and had a great time. The food was excellant, such a lot of choice. We upgraded to all inclusive drinks which cost the 4 of us 298 Euros which I thought was good value . The animation team did an excellant job and the kids thoroughly enjoyed the shows in the evening.

I did find that walking round the shops and bars in the evening a bit daunting as obviously it is made for the younger generation and they seem to be hanging around everywhere, either lying on the pavements, dancing in the streets or stood around with drinks in thier hands. But I suppose it's a sign of getting old that I found it like this.

I have read on other reviews that the all inclusive finishes at midday on the day you leave, but that is untrue as I challenged this and I was told that we could use the all inclusive up until the beginning of the 8th day.

All together it was a nice change and would recommend it to anyone with children