Combining Japanese Zen with tribal Africa and farmhouse Ibiza, Atzaró is the ultimate in rural-Ibiza luxury. Some rooms have private terraces, fireplaces and four-poster beds. Besides a well-regarded restaurant (set menu €30), there's a divine spa in fragrant Mediterranean gardens. Rooms cost as little as €150 in winter. Atzaró is 3km southeast of Sant Llorenç.
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