Soho House’s Ibiza outpost gives members access to 14 plush rooms, a club, a restaurant, a boutique, and a wellness centre
Soho House opened the first Soho Farmhouse in the scenic Oxfordshire countryside back in 2015. A decade on, the group behind the renowned members’ club has debuted a second rural retreat on the Spanish island of Ibiza.
Located in the quiet village of Santa Gertrudis, about 20 minutes from the town center, the new Soho Farmhouse Ibiza is an exclusive country oasis where members and guests can unwind. Nestled within a nine-acre olive grove, the secluded spread comprises an eight-bedroom main house, a three-bedroom outbuilding, and a couple of two-bedroom villas for overnight stays, as well as a club, a restaurant, a boutique, and a wellness centre.
Spanning roughly 2,229.7 square metres, the farmhouse showcases traditional white facades, finca-inspired architecture, terracotta floors, and exposed wooden beams. That rustic aesthetic is balanced with modern amenities and an eclectic art collection curated by in-house art director Kate Bryan.
Upon entering, guests are welcomed into a club space that overlooks the outdoor pool and the surrounding Ibizian landscape. A few steps away are a fully stocked library and sliding doors that open to a picturesque garden where guests can enjoy local tapas, such as calamari and Iberian ham. Around the corner is a horseshoe-shaped bar that slings classic Soho House cocktails, as well as a new Ibizan-inspired Rosé Spritz.
A short walk from the bar, the Farmhouse restaurant serves Balearic-inspired fare for lunch and dinner both indoors and out. The menu will evolve seasonally, guided by locally sourced ingredients. (Some of the produce comes from the nearby vegetable patch, El Huerto, which can also host private outdoor meals for up to 14.) Signature dishes include the Cantabria Trio of fresh anchovies, smoked sardines, and marinated anchovies, the grilled langoustine from Formentera, and the sea bream carpaccio. The highlight of the dessert menu is the island specialty of ensaimada in an ice cream sandwich form. That isn’t all the food on offer, either. Members staying in either villa can book a private chef for a barbecue in their garden.
When it’s time to relax and rejuvenate, the on-site Soho Health Club offers a range of holistic wellness treatments. Members are welcomed with a personalised wellness drink infused with electrolytes, magnesium, or collagen, then ushered to a wooden treatment hut for a soothing facial or calming massage. Exclusive to the Farmhouse is the full-body Gold Sculpt Ritual, which combines massage, gua sha sculpting, and exfoliation. You also have full run of a fully equipped gym, yoga deck, sauna, steam room, onsen-style baths, and ice baths. You can even get an IV drip, if you wish.
Retail therapy is a breeze, too, with the Odeum store featuring a carefully curated selection of women’s wear, menswear, jewelry, accessories, and art from more than 40 founder-led brands.
You needn’t worry about breaking a sweat while exploring, either. Members can ride around the grounds in one of the cream vintage stretch Fiats.
Soho Farmhouse Ibiza is open year-round to local house members and overnight guests. Membership starts at €233 per month or €117 for under 27s. Every house member can book rooms, tables, pool spots, spa treatments, and PT sessions.
This story was first published on Robb Report USA
