Set in the unspoiled north of the island, Nômade Temple Ibiza is a five-star hotel that blends architecture, gastronomy, wellness, and music to offer its guests a true holiday haven. It emphasises harmony, healing, respect for nature and emotional connection.
Surrounded by cliffs, pine forests and hidden coves, the hotel complex is designed to evolve with its surroundings. The concept blends local materials and traditions with a contemporary architectural approach, reflecting Ibiza’s character through the use of piedra blanca sandstone, sabina wood and handcrafted terracotta, alongside interiors that carry a subtle 1970s influence.
The property comprises 182 units, including studios, suites, lofts and villas, each offering a different sense of scale and privacy. Some spaces focus on a more intimate connection with the environment, while villas provide private pools, expansive terraces and dedicated areas for more secluded stays.
Gastronomy forms a central part of the experience, with a main restaurant built around fire serving seasonal dishes in a social setting, alongside La Popular by the sea for long lunches, and Kuu Jū offering a more intimate omakase experience. Café Libre acts as a casual meeting point throughout the day, while evenings bring a gradual shift in atmosphere with spaces such as Dante’s HiFi and the Temple drawing guests together.
Wellbeing is integrated into the stay through Gön House of Healing, an 810 sqm subterranean spa inspired by Ibiza’s natural cave formations. The hotel also offers daily programming that includes yoga, breathwork, meditation and sound healing, along with shared experiences centred around the Temple space.
Located around 40 minutes from Ibiza Airport and close to coastal walking paths, the hotel combines access to the island with a more secluded northern setting. Amenities include multiple dining venues, a spa, gym, recording studio, beach access and curated event programming, with additional services such as airport transfers available on request.
Localidad: Portinatx, Ibiza
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