The chic sleep: Paradiso Art Hotel, Ibiza

Not since Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel has an all-pink pad made such waves. This new Balearic bolthole has won over the Ibiza boho crowd, who are usually more accustomed to the island’s barefoot beach resorts and hippie hangouts. Understated the Paradiso is not; the interiors are one big throwback to the candy-hued glory days of ’70s Miami. You’ll find pastel-pink beach loungers placed around the pool, strips of neon lighting flashing through the foyer and bold Pop Art hanging in every room. Design details such as Eames chairs and Ettore Sottsass-style wavy headboards pay tribute to the building’s retro heritage, and will appeal to aesthetes looking for the next visual-feast stay. The hotel is positioning itself as an art mecca with workshops for local artists, some of whom are even taking up residency in the glass-walled bedroom in the lobby (where guests can look on). If you’re not feeling creative, there’s a weekly roller disco to throw shapes at, and plenty of poolside cocktails and delicious ceviche to occupy your other senses as you while away the days.

Every Tuesday, the pool area is transformed into an outdoor cinema for the hotel’s Cinerama evenings. Guests are encouraged to stretch out under the stars while movie classics like American Graffiti and Risky Business roll on the big screen. Gin and tonics and popcorn are provided.