Hotel Corso Ibiza's building license has been suspended since September 17, 2026, but the developer is using a minor-works declaration meant for small fixes to keep its disputed megaclub project moving, prompting residents to ask a court to shut the loophole down.
Ibiza's town hall has suspended urban license 11/2026 for the Corso project meant to house Lío Ibiza's relocated megaclub, halting construction over an occupancy-cap breach its own municipal architect ruled could not be fixed by modifying the project.
Ibiza's town hall has invoked three different, contradictory legal justifications since February to approve the Corso megaclub, and two separate lawsuits are now challenging the latest one in the Palma courts.
A July 2026 municipal technical report confirms the license for Lío Ibiza's planned megaclub at Hotel Corso breaches the city's 15 percent ground-occupancy cap by a margin officials themselves call legally unfixable, and city records show the town hall knew for 16 months before residents were told.
Lío is relocating from Marina Ibiza to the Ibiza Hotel Corso using the hotel's guest-only "complementary activities" license, since Ibiza's planning code bans any new nightclub permit outright, and s'Illa Plana residents say that is exactly the fraud it looks like.
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