Moon Dreams Coral Beach

Terrible smell and small rooms

I stayed at Moon Dreams Coral Beach hotel for 2 weeks in August 2025, and to say we were disappointed is an understatement. To start, the whole resort had a foul smell that was inescapable. It smelt like sewage all around the pool, and came in random wafts throughout the day and night - it was unbearable. To add to this, there was a crazy amount of wasps. The pool was also extremely deep - 2 meters in most places, and so neither children or adults could stand up in the main area of the pool, meaning the children’s area was crowded. This problem was made worse by the fact pool floaties were b

Wonderful, just wonderful

The hotel is lovely. The staff are exceptional. Happy, friendly and so caring and helpful. Spotlessly clean everywhere. Food and drink - there is something for everyone. The rooms are basic but are spacious and agin, spotlessly clean. Our balcony overlooked the pool and we could see the sea. You can rent a kettle and the safe in your room. The skies during sunrise and sunset were beyond beautiful. It’s minutes to walk to the main area of Ed Cana, which is safe and lots there for a small resort. The beach is about 2 minutes walk away and there is a supermarket opposite. We would return i

Very poor, mostly food let this down, but hotel dated.

This was our first time going to Ibiza, and was booked through OnTheBeach. I really cannot see where this hotel comes in as a 3***. I understand it is near the end of the season, but for those that are time limited on when they can go on holiday, surely the hotel(s) need to rely on people like us to keep them going in the slower period? If you arrive after the bar has closed, you have no access to tea or coffee or cold water, unless you want to pay €3.60 for a bottle at the vending machine. There are no tea/coffee facilities available in the rooms, these must be hired, but there is also no fr

Only going you are happy to eat out all the time, or at the snack bar

We hadn't been to Ibiza in years and chose Es Canar as it's small but has a good bus service to Santa Eulalia, which means you can get to anywhere on the island. Es Canar hasn't changed much over the years, and still has many of the same cafes, bars and restaurants, but now has a pedestrianised section from the bus station and along the sea front, massively improving the town - this means you can enjoy a stroll along the bay, take in the fantastic view or stop for a beer or a coffee, and it was more relaxing. As it was the end of the season it was fairly quiet, but still busy enough that most

Ibiza great hotel guests too noisy

The staff are very friendly, there’s enough choice of food and drinks. The pool is good enough if not busy but the trees block out the sun round the pool at certain times a day. The hotel is spoiler by its paper thin walls and could definitely do with some slow closures added to the rooms entry door. Every time someone enters and leaves their rooms the whole hotel knows about it. Unfortunately we had a view of the car park from our balcony so not the best. And I didn’t get a pre warning for the charge the hotel was gonna lay on us on arrival who knew a visiting tax wouldn’t come in the booking