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SEVEN Ibiza has been without a home for a few months now.
In that time, you may have heard that we lost our case. That we're leaving the island. That SEVEN Ibiza is finished.
None of it is true.
No court has ruled against SEVEN, and the legal proceedings remain ongoing on several tracks.
We have deliberately said very little publicly until now. A legal process places real limits on what can responsibly be said, and we chose to protect that process rather than turn a legal matter into a public fight.
But you are part of this story. You deserve to know what happened, where things stand today and what it means for your membership.
So this is the full story, told as simply as we can.
In 2024, SEVEN was invited to join the project.
The people behind the venue needed a genuine wellness operator and additional investment to complete it.
What existed when we arrived was a small, basic gym.
SEVEN transformed it.
The layout you knew, the Technogym equipment, the olive tree in the indoor gym, the functional area, the studio, the programmes, the team and the atmosphere were imagined, designed, funded and built by SEVEN.
SEVEN invested several million euros into the project. Every euro is documented.
The Ibiza house was operated through a local Spanish company.
Under the agreed structure, that company was intended to sit within the international group behind SEVEN's investment.
One step remained to be completed on paper. The other side continued to hold the shares in the local company and had agreed, in writing on multiple occasions, to transfer them into the agreed structure. That transfer was never completed.
SEVEN, meanwhile, performed its side in full: the funding, the build, the operation. When an obligation is agreed in writing, repeatedly, a serious partner is entitled to rely on it. That is not naivety. That is good faith, and every serious project in the world is built on it.
This detail matters, because much of what happened next relied upon those shares remaining where they were.
In the months leading up to April, the relationship deteriorated.
Repairs and improvements that had previously been agreed were blocked. And in the middle of that pressure, SEVEN twice received proposals to be bought out for a fraction of what had been invested into and built at the project.
We refused both.
We did not enter this project to build SEVEN Ibiza and walk away from it a few months later, and this project was never about money for us.
The situation continued to escalate until 16 April 2026.
On 16 April, third parties took physical control of our house.
The locks, building, machines, documents and systems inside were taken out of our control, and our team was shut out.
There was no court order authorising the takeover.
SEVEN immediately went to court in Spain seeking to recover possession of the house.
We also created a complete record of what remained inside. Every machine, contract and document is accounted for.
By the end of May, the case concerning possession of the house had progressed and the parties were awaiting the final decision from the court.
Then, in early June, documents appeared which purported to remove the SEVEN entity from the administration of the local operating company and appoint a new administrator.
SEVEN formally contests those documents.
SEVEN has filed a criminal complaint in Spain concerning how these documents were created, supported by expert evidence submitted to the authorities. The notary subsequently corrected his own record, acknowledging that the document had been signed by a different person than the one named on it. These matters are now before the Spanish authorities.
We will say plainly what we think, as our opinion: people who expect to win in court wait for the judgment. We let the documents and the dates speak for the rest.
On 10 June, someone acting in the name of the local company, relying on authority derived from those contested documents, attempted to withdraw the very court case the company had brought to recover possession of the house.
We formally challenged that attempt.
The court is therefore also dealing with the question of who validly has authority to represent the company.
This matters, because you may have heard that SEVEN "lost" its case.
It did not.
No judge has ruled on the merits of the possession dispute in favour of the parties currently occupying the house, and the question of possession cannot be considered settled while criminal proceedings remain live concerning the very documents used in the attempt to end the case.
We also want to be transparent about something that can be checked publicly.
The Spanish Commercial Registry currently records the change in administration.
SEVEN formally opposed the registration and has commenced proceedings challenging it.
A commercial registry records documents presented to it. The validity of the underlying documents is a separate question, and that question is now part of the ongoing proceedings. A registration records a document, it does not make it true, and registrations fall with their foundations.
Proceedings moved slowly through August, when Spanish courts largely pause for the summer. With September, they resume their normal pace.
The proceedings concerning the house continue.
The criminal proceedings concerning the contested documents are active.
The challenge concerning the company's administration and registration continues.
And the work to enforce the ownership structure originally agreed between the parties continues.
Nothing has been given up.
They are betting on our patience running out. It is a losing bet.
We have zero intention of letting the situation end this way.
We will let everyone draw their own conclusions about what this story means. A company was called to this island in good faith, invested millions of euros, built something the island had never had, created jobs, and gave it time, energy and love. What happened next is documented above. We do not believe this is who Ibiza is. We believe the island deserves projects built with love and investors treated with honesty, and that is exactly why we are not leaving: Ibiza deserves better than what was done here, and we intend to be part of the better.
We will not stop until SEVEN's doors reopen, and until everyone responsible for what happened has answered for it, personally and completely, before the courts where that question now sits.
Now, to the question that matters most to you.
Your membership is safe, as many of you can confirm.
For every month we are away from our house, we will continue to add another month to your membership. We have been counting since day one.
Not a single day you paid for will be lost.
In the meantime, we have continued to deliver classes, clubs and experiences across Ibiza at our own cost, while keeping your SEVEN membership active. Your membership also remains valid across our international locations, Dubai today, and Bali from January.
SEVEN continues to honour its commitment to you.
However, the interruption to the services previously available at our house was not caused by SEVEN.
Members who wish to pursue compensation in relation to that interruption have the right to approach the parties responsible directly.
Claims may be addressed to the local operating company:
TOOTA Inversiones 2023, S.L.
NIF B56393994
For the attention of its current administration.
Claims may also be addressed directly to the current operators of the venue.
Members should also be aware that since June 2026 the operating company's banking has been blocked under the contested administration, so the company's ability to process any payment to members sits with those who caused the situation, not with SEVEN.
If you choose to pursue a claim, our Member Services team can provide the factual documentation relevant to it, including records relating to the closure, its dates and the company's registry information.
We will support any member who chooses this route.
SEVEN takes no position on the merits or value of any individual claim. We simply believe you are entitled to understand where responsibility for the interruption lies and to have access to the documentation relating to it.
We will be back in our house.
That hasn't changed.
And for every month we are away, another month will continue to be added to your membership.
But while we have been fighting for our house, something else has been happening.
In early June, it was announced that existing SEVEN memberships would be honoured at the house.
The doors were open. The building was the same. Many of you went.
And then something happened that we did not organise and could not have organised: the messages started arriving, and for three months now, they have not stopped.
You told us that the walls are the same, but that what you knew is not there. We are not going to comment on how the venue is run today; it is not ours to comment on, and your messages say more than we ever could. What they ask for, again and again, in almost every one of them, is the same thing: SEVEN.
It answered a question we never expected to have to ask.
Did people love SEVEN, or did they love a building?
You went to the building. And you came looking for us.
SEVEN was never the house.
SEVEN is seven opportunities a week to do better. That was always something you did, not somewhere you went.
And then you started asking us another question:
Can my friends join? Can my family join? Can someone become a member now?
Until now, the answer has been no.
So we decided to change it.
No House. No Limits.
For the first time since April, membership to SEVEN Ibiza is open again.
Not as a replacement for our house.
Not because we have stopped fighting to return to it.
But because what has grown outside those walls has become something worth belonging to in its own right.
One membership. More than 200 sessions and experiences every month, across some of the best studios, trainers and spaces on the island.
— Gym and Reformer at Amara
— Lagree at Lagree Society
— LIFT and RIDE at Oranja
— Technogym Checkup
— SUDA Immersive Yoga
— Yoga at Matcha Haus
— Yoga and Pilates at Casa Maca
— Ballet Fit
— Fitboxing at Brooklyn Fitboxing
— Sauna, steam and cold plunge
— One complimentary hyperbaric session
— Run Club
— Padel Club
— Hiking Club
— Walking Club
— Member Dinners
— Candle Making Workshop
— Aromatherapy Workshop
Member rates with more than fifteen partners we have chosen ourselves, spanning longevity, beauty, nutrition, flowers, supplements, charters and more.
For our existing members, nothing changes.
Everything above is included in your membership at no additional cost, and we will continue adding time to your membership for every month we remain away from our house.
The difference is simply that, from now, the people you have been asking us to bring with you can become members too.
We didn't sit in a boardroom and decide what a membership without a house should look like.
You showed us.
Every time you chose an early start over a lie-in. Every time you turned up somewhere new because SEVEN was there. Every time you asked whether you could bring someone with you.
We listened.
So keep telling us.
If there is somewhere on the island we should be, or something missing that you would show up to every week, write to us at hola@seven.club.
We are still fighting for our house.
We are still extending your membership.
And while we do, SEVEN Ibiza is not getting smaller.
It is growing across the island.
No House. No Limits.
See you out there.