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.

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

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Earth Day at Cas Gasi

April 22nd is Earth Day – a global celebration that’s close to our hearts. Long before sustainability became a buzzword, we’ve been passionate about taking care of the land. Our beginnings as an ecological farm go back decades – and remain rooted in all that we do.
From our fresh organic produce (proudly officially certified) to

Bring on Spring

It is sunny and 18 degrees in Ibiza and not a cloud in the sky. The grass in the fields surrounding Cas Gasi is a deep shade of Kelly green, contrasting with the red earth, and sprinkled with vibrantly colored wild flowers that dance in the light breeze. The scenery of the almond trees in

What the press says about us

The year started well for us in the press! While the island was hibernating, the world at large was talking…

A slice of Balearic bliss

Ibiza NOW

We arrived and enjoyed the peace & serenity of the Ibiza countryside

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The noble almond

The night of the February full moon is quite possibly the most romantic evening of the year. It is on the February full moon that Ibiza locals venture out into the chilled air to witness the magic of the almond tree blossoms over the fields of Santa Agnes.

Ibiza’s magnificent museums

For millennia, Ibiza was a crossroads for myriad cultures, each of which have left their mark on the island in some form or another. Many of the artefacts left behind have been collected in the island’s magnificent museums.

Happy New Year and thank you!

What a wonderful year it’s been at Cas Gasi. We welcomed back many regular guests who have been coming to the hotel for so many years they are now part of the family. We’ve also enjoyed the company of guests new to the hotel.

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

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