Hï Ibiza guide: the Theatre, the Club Room and what a night is like

Hï Ibiza opened in May 2017 where Space used to be, and within a few years it was the most decorated club in the world. If you're planning a first visit, this guide covers the layout, the music, the 2026 line-ups, the practical side of getting to Playa d'en Bossa and what tables cost.

From Space to Hï

Hï opened on 28 May 2017 on the former Space site in Playa d'en Bossa. It's run by The Night League, the group behind Ushuaïa and UNVRS. DJ Mag readers voted it the number one club in the world four years in a row, from 2022 to 2025, and in 2026, with UNVRS taking first place, it stayed in the top five. DJ Mag lists its capacity at 5,633. If you're searching for Space Ibiza, this is the building, under a new name.

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Two rooms, two kinds of night

The Theatre is the main room, tall and built for production: lights, screens and visuals that are as much part of the show as the DJ. The Club Room is more stripped back and traditional, closer to what a club felt like before the screens. Many people move between both during the night. Ibiza Spotlight's first-timer guide even singles out the bathroom, the 'Wild Corner', as part of the experience.

The 2026 week at Hï

The range is wide: a Black Coffee Saturday has little in common with a HUGEL Thursday or a Skepta night in the Club Room. Check who's on before choosing your night.

Dress code and getting there

Hï doesn't publish a formal dress code: dress as you would for a big club in any city, skip the beachwear and bring photo ID (18+). The club is on the main strip of Playa d'en Bossa, directly opposite Ushuaïa, a short taxi ride from Ibiza Town and the airport. From San Antonio, Discobus line 3B runs to Playa d'en Bossa via Ushuaïa and Hï. At closing time taxi queues can be long in peak season, so agree a plan with your group before you go in.

Prices, tables and the 2027 season

As an orientative 2026 figure, aggregators gave €45–75 for weeknight entry, more for headline nights. Tables are sold through the club's own reservations team; one aggregator placed a table for six at a €3,000–5,500 minimum spend in 2026. The 2026 season ran from 25 April to the closing on 9 October with Black Coffee, The Martinez Brothers and Paco Osuna. A popular plan is to spend the afternoon at Ushuaïa and cross the road to Hï for the night.

Tips for a first night at Hï

• Look at both rooms on the line-up. On some nights the Club Room has a completely different artist from the Theatre, as with Skepta's Más Tiempo next to Black Coffee on Saturdays.
• Book big nights early. Headline dates sell out and table minimums rise as a date fills.
• Combine it with Ushuaïa. The day club across the road finishes at 23:00, just as Hï gets going.
• Plan the ride home. Taxi queues in Playa d'en Bossa get long at closing in peak season; from San Antonio, the Discobus is the cheaper option.
• Bring photo ID and leave the beachwear at the hotel.