The Luxury Hotel in Costa Adeje
Our choice in Costa Adeje: Royal Hideaway Corales Beach Resort Tenerife – a hand-picked 5-star hotel, individually vetted. Included with every suitespot booking: breakfast for two, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits of over €500.
Your guide to the best luxury hotel in Costa Adeje
Royal Hideaway Corales Beach Resort Tenerife · Costa AdejeFor this guide we reviewed the best hotels in Costa Adeje and picked one: a single luxury hotel in La Caleta, adults only – with rooms where a single word makes the difference.At no extra cost: booking through suitespot costs the same as booking direct with the hotel – the benefits come on top, free of charge.
One luxury hotel in Costa Adeje – and who it suits
Our choice for Costa Adeje is the Royal Hideaway Corales Beach in La Caleta. It sits at 4.2 out of 5 in our ranking, and a night starts at 281 euros. The hotel takes part in the I Prefer loyalty programme.
Why we recommend it: Because it is an adults-only hotel – no guests under 16 – and because it makes the kitchen its argument: two Michelin-starred restaurants, El Rincón de Juan Carlos and San Hô, under one roof. Add two heated saltwater pools, one of them an infinity pool on the roof beside the bar, and rooms all laid out as junior suites facing the sea. Our recommended category is the View – what that means follows.
Our travel advisors’ insider tip
Four of the five categories share the same range – and the difference between them is a single word.
The hotel carries five categories: a room of 55 square metres and four categories at 55 to 65, which can therefore come out the same size as the room. Three of those are called Sea View. One carries Front Sea View.
The word Front is rare in category names – and here it is decisive. Sea View, by contrast, says little in a hotel on a rocky coast – the sea can be seen from almost everywhere. “Front” means the first row, with nothing between you and the sea.
Which makes the booking simple here: the Junior Suite at 55 to 65 square metres with “Front Sea View” is the most precisely described category. The other three offer the same 55 to 65 square metres – just not the first row.
And the recommended category? The recommendation is the 55-square-metre room with a view – the entry point. For the price that is the right recommendation; for the view it is the Junior Suite.
Our advice: book the word, not the square metres. With four categories of the same size, Front is the only detail that changes anything – and at one of five, its availability is the real question for our travel advisors.
Where to stay in Costa Adeje: in La Caleta, on the Atlantic
The Royal Hideaway Corales Beach lies in La Caleta, at the western end of Costa Adeje, on the rocky coast above the Atlantic – where the row of houses ends and the fishing village begins.
Our recommendation is therefore for couples and travellers without children who take Tenerife as sun, sea and good food – not as a family resort.
What is within reach: the harbour of La Caleta with its fish restaurants, on foot; Playa del Duque, the best-kept beach on Costa Adeje, twenty minutes along the promenade; and Los Gigantes, the cliffs in the northwest, half an hour by car.
For orientation: Tenerife South airport is twenty minutes away. Teide is an hour and a half's drive, Santa Cruz an hour on the motorway.
Five categories: the best hotel in Costa Adeje from the inside
The Royal Hideaway Corales Beach carries five categories, a junior suite and three suites among them.
The ladder has two rungs: 55 square metres in the room and 55 to 65 in all four others. Anyone booking by space has one decision; anyone booking by view has the one that stands above.
On the outlook: four of the five face the sea – three Sea View, one Front Sea View. The room carries View with nothing added.
What applies to every category alike: breakfast for two people, the 100 US dollar hotel credit, the upgrade on arrival subject to availability and a welcome gift – and with five categories of which four are the same size, an upgrade brings one thing above all: the step into the first row.
What a night at the luxury hotel in Costa Adeje costs
A night at the luxury hotel in Costa Adeje starts at 281 euros. That is an entry point in the mid-price range.
There is expressly no minimum stay: a single night is bookable. Included are: breakfast for two people, a 100 US dollar hotel credit, an upgrade on arrival subject to availability, regular points and status benefits with I Prefer, a welcome gift, and early check-in and late check-out subject to availability.
When it is at its best: in May and June and from September to November. The south coast then has temperatures around 25 degrees, the sea is warm enough, and the terraces are not full.
When Tenerife is full: from December to February, when half of northern Europe winters here – the best time for warmth, the dearest for rooms.
When the wind comes: in July and August the trade wind blows, mostly weakened on the southwest coast; the pools are heated, and La Caleta lies in the lee.
When to enquire early: for winter – and for the one category in the first row. With five categories it is not the hotel that is scarce but the first row.
How long to stay: four to five nights for coast, Teide and two starred evenings.
And whatever the date: you get the suitespot benefits in the quietest week of the year just as you do in the busiest.
Starred cooking, rooftop pool and exclusive services in a 5-star hotel
Tenerife is the largest of the Canaries and the only one with a mountain higher than anything on the Spanish mainland: Teide, 3,715 metres, a volcano with a caldera that looks like another planet. The south is the sunny side, the north the green one – and Costa Adeje the place where the island built its five-star hotels.
Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comThree things belong to it. First Teide: by cable car to 3,555 metres, a permit for the summit, and the sunset from the caldera is the picture you take home. Second Masca: the mountain village in the gorge in the northwest, reached by a road you drive only once. Third the whales: pilot whales live off the southwest coast all year, and the boats leave from Puerto Colón.
For everything else there is the hotel credit: 100 US dollars, with no rate condition and no further strings – with two starred restaurants in your own hotel the obvious use is an evening at San Hô.
What our travel advisors arrange most often: the table at the Rincón de Juan Carlos, because a starred restaurant in the hotel is the reservation most easily forgotten, and the hire car, because Teide and Masca do not work without one.
And for members of I Prefer: our benefits come on top of the programme's, they do not replace them. Give us your membership number when you enquire.
Earn points & use your status in Costa Adeje
Most properties in this selection earn with I Prefer. Booking through suitespot costs you neither points nor an elite night: the rate settles as a direct rate and your status is still recognised. Here is what is available in Costa Adeje:
At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.
| Program | Hotels | Examples in Costa Adeje |
|---|---|---|
| I Prefer | 1 hotel | Royal Hideaway Corales Beach Resort Tenerife |
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Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in Costa Adeje
How many luxury hotels in Costa Adeje does suitespot have?
We reviewed the best hotels in Costa Adeje and picked one: the Royal Hideaway Corales Beach in La Caleta, adults only.
What does a luxury hotel in Costa Adeje cost per night?
A night starts at 281 euros – an entry point in the mid-price range.
Is the hotel in Costa Adeje suitable for families?
No. The Royal Hideaway Corales Beach takes no guests under 16. For families the same complex runs the Corales Suites next door.
Which is the best hotel in Costa Adeje?
The Royal Hideaway Corales Beach. It sits at 4.2 out of 5 in our ranking, with two Michelin-starred restaurants and two heated saltwater pools, one of them on the roof.
How large are the rooms at the luxury hotel in Costa Adeje?
55 square metres in the room, 55 to 65 in all four other categories. The difference between the four equally sized categories is the view, not the space.
Which category in Costa Adeje is in the first row to the sea?
The Junior Suite with “Front Sea View”, 55 to 65 square metres. Ask for this category by name.
Is there a minimum stay in Costa Adeje?
No, expressly not. A single night is bookable.
When is the best time to visit Costa Adeje?
In May and June and from September to November. From December to February the island is fullest; in July and August the trade wind blows – La Caleta lies in the lee, and the pools are heated.
