- Tenerife Holidays
- Costa Adeje
- Coral Ocean View

This charming complex is situated in a quiet location in the centre of Costa Adeje. The sprawling beach and the promenade, with its many shopping and entertainment venues, lie not far from the property. The bus station is 100 m from the complex, and the Magma Art and Congress Centre is just 50 m away. This hotel is composed of a 9-storey building with a total of 102 studios and 39 apartments. The welcoming rooms all feature an en- suite bathroom, a kitchenette and balcony as standard. The complex offers the use of a freshwater swimming pool, with an area for kids, and a sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols. Guests can play beach volleyball, billiards and table tennis on-site.
Due to the surrounding area and the number of steps around the hotel, it may not be suitable for those with mobility difficulties.
Let’s start positively…the location was just right for what we were after. On the edge of las americas and Costa adeje. Not too much of a hill to climb. Hotel was quite modern, plenty of outdoor seating. Rooms nice, modern and spacious, bathrooms had everything you needed, rainfall shower, hand hose, hairdrier etc. beds were very comfortable. Balconies for all rooms get the sun all day. There’s a rooftop terrace which was never busy but a pain to keep going up and down to the restaurant for drinks. There’s are other decks or: yoga deck that never seems to be in use and a very large deck over the gym which nobody seemed to use but us. Staff were amazing, so helpful and polite. Nothing was too much bother the maid even noticed it was my dad’s birthday and we came back to a bottle of cava and cakes which was so lovely. Siam park is literally right behind the hotel and only a 10 minute walk which is nothing. Now the negatives: we were at the back of the hotel and as the bus station is across the road, you could hear the reversing signal all day and all night. The pool was nice but could never get a sun lounger, had to either sit at the sofa area at the back of the restaurant, one of the other decks or go to our room to sit on the balcony. Food was, borderline average, all the hot food looked the same colour and lukewarm. Some odd combinations ie: pepper and soy wrap, tofu in mojo sauce (dad thought it was chicken). Lots of pre made deserts. missed the bbq both weeks due to the times of arriving and departure. Flight time meant we checked in after service was finished but no sandwich, snacks or water available so we had to go and find a supermarket for bits. Check out is 12 which is fab but as a “ gesture of goodwill” they give you a voucher to have lunch - you pay for 7 days all inclusive but don’t actually get 7 days ..6 and breakfast ! Would I stay here again, maybe but not all inclusive !!
Me and my partner are currently still here at the hotel, and before arriving I had read lots of reviews, and any bad ones I ignored… the hotel it’s self is lovely and clean, the rooms are also clean and the beds are comfy and the pillows are amazing! We have loved the chilled vibes around the pool and have never struggled to get a sunbed although there are people that will put towels out at 9am which is fine tbh as you can then go and have breakfast…I think the one thing that lets this hotel down is the food, I’m not fussy and have always found something to eat but the food is just not that great and is not usually hot, they have provided a microwave but I think for a 4* hotel you shouldn’t really have to heat up food! There isn’t much choice really, and for all inclusive I think it’s pretty poor and the drinks are not that great either…. Such a shame! There is self service drinks which is handy, water still and sparkling on tap, beer on tap, wine and sangria also on tap and fizzy on an actual Coca Cola dispenser…. We have eaten out a few times as the food has not been great…. I would defo come back to Tenerife but unfortunately prob not to this hotel….unless we just had bed and breakfast..
Our room had a cockroach infestation. When we reported it to reception, we were mocked and made to feel stupid, told “they’re everywhere” as if that was an acceptable response. A cleaner was sent in, but we found another cockroach the very next day and ended up plugging a hole in the wall ourselves because nobody else was going to deal with it properly.
The food was miserable. Poor quality, poorly made, and only a handful of hot dishes on offer, all of which were terrible.
Staff attitude across the board was appalling. Reception were rude and dismissive, and upstairs bar staff were rude too.
It felt like every department operated in complete isolation, like they didn’t even work for the same hotel. A perfect example: reception told us the a la carte restaurant did dinner menus and to just ask when we got there. We walked the twenty meters over, asked for the dinner menu, and were looked at like we’d asked for something insane.
On top of all this, the surrounding area felt genuinely unsafe and rough, not somewhere I’d want to be walking around after dark.
Between the cockroaches, the food, the staff attitude, and the location, this was one of the worst hotel experiences we’ve had. Would not recommend and will not be returning.
great central location, short walk from amenities and beach( not a nice beach) but within a nice walk to fanabe, pool was nice no problem with sun beds food was good and rooms large and clean with everything you need staff friendly. the only thing is the entertainment finishes stupidly early.
Very disappointing definitely not a 4-star hotel
Unfortunately, our stay here was really disappointing and, in our opinion, this hotel is nowhere near the standard you would expect from a 4-star property.
The hotel is very small and seriously lacking in sunbeds. If you’re not down by around 9–9:30am, you’ve got very little chance of getting one. There are additional sunbeds on floors 8/9, but there is no bar up there, meaning if you want a drink you have to make your way all the way back down to the pool bar. Not exactly ideal when you’re trying to relax.
The hot tub was also out of use during our entire stay and, judging by its condition, it looked like it hadn’t been used or maintained for quite some time.
Our biggest issue was the noise. The hotel backs directly onto a bus terminal, and the noise from buses reversing, beeping and coming in and out continued into the early hours of the morning. We stayed in room 402, which was right at the back of the hotel, so unfortunately we heard absolutely everything.
To make matters worse, the bins were emptied every night in the early hours, creating an enormous amount of noise and regularly waking us up. The rooms are also very poorly soundproofed, with extremely thin walls. We had neighbours who would come in late, slam doors and shout on their phones from the balcony until 2–3am on most nights. Getting a decent night’s sleep was therefore extremely difficult.
Another strange design choice is the glass surrounding the bathroom area. The bathroom window lets a huge amount of light into the bedroom at night, so even when the bathroom isn’t being used, the room can be lit up.
The food was probably the biggest disappointment. For an all-inclusive hotel, the selection was laughable. There were only around 3–4 hot dishes available, alongside vegetable sides, with very little variety. The salad selection was extremely basic and the dessert table often had only around three options, plus ice cream. The food was so poor that we ended up having to go out every night to eat, despite having paid for an all-inclusive package.
Even more disappointing was the arrangement on the last day. Despite having paid for all-inclusive, they remove your all-inclusive wristband when you check out and give you just one voucher for lunch. After that, you’re expected to pay for anything else you want. This seems particularly poor when you’ve paid for an all-inclusive stay and still have hours left before your departure.
Unfortunately, the staff didn’t improve the experience either. Particularly the bar and reception staff, who came across as miserable, rude and very abrupt. Of course, everyone can have an off day, but the general attitude we experienced throughout the stay was disappointing.
Overall, we would not consider this a 4-star hotel. In our opinion, it’s more like a 3-star at a push. Between the lack of sunbeds, inconvenient additional sunbeds, out-of-use hot tub, constant nighttime noise from the bus terminal and bin collections, poor soundproofing, disappointing food and unfriendly staff, there were far too many negatives for us.
We certainly wouldn’t choose to stay here again and wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking for a genuine 4-star all-inclusive experience.
If you think this is amazing you definitely haven’t been in a 4 star hotel in Tenerife.
