Latest update: 21 March 2020

Frequently asked questions about coronavirus in Ibiza

Below are the most frequent doubts we’re being asked by our guests about the current situation and the impact of this disease in Ibiza.

How many cases of coronavirus are there in Ibiza?

So far, at the time of latest update of this post, Ibiza has very few cases of coronavirus (most of them with minor symptoms) and is one of the least affected regions in Spain. Despite the very low amount of cases detected, Ibiza has joined the rest of the country in the lockdown instructed by the Spanish Government after declaring the State of Alert (the official date of the State of Alert is decreed until April 1, with the possibility of an extension of 15 days)

What measures are they taking to contain the spread of COVID-19?

At present, Ibiza is following the same isolation and hygiene measures as the rest of the country, with special attention to the recommendations published by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Spanish health authorities. Prior to the State of Alert, Ibiza had already started to take a series of measures to protect the island from infection, like suspending all social, cultural and sports activities.

Ibiza is following the isolation measures instructed by the Spanish Government after declaring the State of Alert. Picture: Pixabay

Frequently asked questions about trips to Ibiza and bookings at Hotel Ánfora

In this section, we wanted to answer your most frequent doubts about bookings made through Hotel Ánfora’s website or future bookings. If you can’t find the answer to your specific doubts, please don’t hesitate in contacting us by email, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or by phone, (+34) 971 330 176. We’ll be delighted to answer any doubts you may have.

I’d like to go to Ibiza this summer, up to when can I keep my current booking without the risk of losing money?

The different rates offered by Hotel Ánfora on its website depend on whether they are refundable or non-refundable. Given the coronavirus pandemic, we are being more flexible with free cancellations and changes for bookings made before 19 March through our booking system:

• Refundable rate: you can keep your booking and then, if you can’t travel, you can cancel it or change the dates according to availability for free as long as you let us know 24h before the initially planned check-in date.  
• Non-refundable rate: if you can’t travel to Ibiza, we will do everything we can to change your dates at no added cost as long as you let us know at least 7 days before the initially planned check-in date.

If I cancel my current booking, can I later use the early bird discount I got at the time?

For all those customers who booked their room or suite with a non-refundable rate and need to change their booking, we will do everything we can to change the dates with the same the discounts they enjoyed at the time of the initial booking. For any doubts you may have about rates or changes, please contact our This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.: given these exceptional circumstances, we will be as flexible as possible to help change the bookings.

What’s the risk of booking now a room for my holidays in Ibiza?

The risks of booking now your holidays in Ibiza and in Hotel Ánfora are minimum because we’re only offering refundable rates and in the event of problems because of the coronavirus and its consequences, we will change the dates for free or give you a refund at no extra cost.  This new policy for refunds and changes for new bookings will be valid from 21 March until May, inclusive. With this, we want to give you all the help we can for you to enjoy a break at our hotel.

I booked my room in Hotel Ánfora through a sales channel. How do I change or cancel the booking?

If you didn’t book through our website and you’d like to change the booking, please contact the sales channel you used to learn about the terms they’re applying for these circumstances.

Where can I find the latest news about the coronavirus situation in Ibiza?

Hotel Ánfora will be publishing any relevant information that may affect our guests and their bookings: promotions, packages, the hotel’s new opening and closing dates; when cancelled flights are resumed, the state of coronavirus in Ibiza, health recommendations and protocols... Follow us on Facebook and keep abreast of the developments.

In the meantime... follow the WHO’s recommendations

Individual actions are essential to fight the pandemic of the COVID-19 variant worldwide. Following the recommendations of the World Health Organisation, we remind you that you should:

• Wash your hands frequently with water and soap for at least 20 seconds, especially on your return home.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth as much as possible.
• Sneeze into a tissue or, if not available, your bent elbow.
• Disinfect frequently used surfaces at home and at your workplace.

**