Cas Gasi hotel | Pure Mediterranean luxury

In the heart of Ibiza, luxury boutique hotel Cas Gasi offers exclusive accommodation for travellers looking for a peaceful haven within easy reach of the island’s delights. The beautifully restored country home is set on four hectares of picturesque Mediterranean landscape of pine forests, orange and olive groves, almond, fig and carob trees plus organic vegetable plots. A relaxing hideaway in pure surroundings.

To arrive at Cas Gasi is to never want to leave

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Cas Casi library: Coffee table book collection

Cas Gasi boasts a remarkable collection of large format, beautifully bound art books. Usually people refer to them as coffee table books, used to adorn and decorate living rooms the world over.

Now and then: The Cas Gasi kitchen

When Cas Gasi first transformed from a family home into a hotel it was owner Luis Trigueros Juan who manned the ovens and provided sustenance to the guests. The speciality of Luis’s kitchen was traditional salt baked whole fish.

Meet the team: Diego, head of reception and concierge

On an island that sees its fair share of comings and goings, it’s a testament to Diego’s love for Ibiza and of course, for Cas Gasi, that 2016 is his fifth year here at the hotel.
Born in Nove, in the Italian Veneto, Diego studied to become an electrical engineer but his natural wanderlust and

Get the best service on the island at this family-run hotel up in the hill

Harper's Bazaar

This hotel feels like a stylish friend’s hacienda

Food & Wine

New & classic dishes in the Cas Gasi kitchen

Cas Gasi’s chef has devised a menu of delicate flavours, innovative combinations and classic dishes to inspire palates and nourish the soul.

Going off the grid at Cas Gasi

In days gone by, people used to write letters. They would sit down with a piece of paper and a pen and have a little think about what they wanted to say.

Formentera by boat – Day trip

Formentera is sometimes referred to as Ibiza’s little sister but to be perfectly frank this is rather a misnomer. It is nothing like Ibiza.

An extraordinary property which spills down a hillside smothered in almond, fig and carob trees

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