Room 666

The disco ball over the bed

The disco ball hangs in the attic of Ryans Lolas and, when there is a session, the crowd dances between the bar, the sofa, and the headboard. Room 666 does not compete for the capacity of Ibiza's superclubs: it turns a themed suite in Cala de Bou, in the bay of Sant Antoni, into an intimate rave, with the DJs just centimeters from the bed.

A hell with a smash burger and a booth

The space appeared in June 2023, on the 15th, the same day OD Group opened the hotel on Carrer de Cantàbria. 666, the smash burger concept by La Buena Muerte created exclusively for Ryans, debuted its restaurant there and, on the top floor, the darkest room in the house. Kitchen, bar, lounge, and terrace: it is rented as accommodation—with unlimited burgers for the first 24 hours if booked on the hotel's website—and opens as a dance floor when there is programming.

Openings, closings, and the set against the wall

The clubbing ritual is documented and repeats: from 19:00 to midnight, dinner downstairs and dancing upstairs, often with free entry. On that scale, Anna Tur, the Cuban duo PAUZA, Ismaso, Chelina Manuhutu, DJ Oliver, Jesus Martino, and the B2B of Francisco Allendes and Miane, recorded with Fiesta&Bullshit on a night for 66 guests, have played. Discodelia arrived from Pamplona in a hearse. In 2026, the collective Le.Cantine took over the booth with house, groove, and tech. There are no VIP boxes or venue routes: the argument is closeness.

The Playa d'en Bossa replica doesn't move the party

In 2024 Ryans inaugurated another Room 666 at Ryans Ibiza, in Playa d'en Bossa, as an apartment for groups. The raves, openings, and season closings that have turned the name into a clubbing secret are concentrated in Lolas. Anyone looking for a stadium system is on another map: here the illustrated ceiling, the neon, and a booth that couldn't be further away than the hallway define a hotel space that, when it opens, functions as one of the strangest dance floors on the island.