Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel, Beach hotel and discothèque in Platja d'en Bossa, Spain

Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel is a hotel and open-air nightclub in Platja d'en Bossa made up of two buildings, The Ushuaïa Club and The Ushuaïa Tower, with 415 rooms between them. Its outdoor stage is built from a grid of dark metal scaffolding, with a slanted roof of parallel beams and cross-bracing, lighting fixtures and small speaker boxes mounted on the metalwork, and flat backdrop panels lit in horizontal bands of purple, green and white.

The site opened in 2008 as the Hotel Fiesta Club, run by Yann Pissenem, and hosted parties for three years. In 2011 Pissenem met Abel Matutes Juan, then president of the Fiesta Hotel Group, and the club was renovated with Romain Pissenem and Abel Matutes Prats into The Ushuaïa Club Hotel. The adjacent Fiesta Playa d'en Bossa Hotel became The Ushuaïa Tower in 2013.

Ushuaïa's name comes from the 2011 meeting of Abel Matutes and Yann Pissenem, who merged the former Hotel Fiesta Club with Pissenem's beach club. Its own "Ants" show runs as a regular fixture, and residents have included David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Calvin Harris and Tiësto. Avicii played his final show here before retiring from touring in 2016.

The main entrance sits right on the beachfront promenade, from where paths lead to guest rooms and outdoor areas. Visitors planning to attend evening events should know concerts start late and can continue into the early morning hours.

The stage beside the largest pool hosts DJs from different countries each season, with the audience often standing right at the water's edge. Some guests book rooms overlooking the pool area specifically to watch performances from their balconies.