H10 Costa Adeje Palace

Firstly this hotel is not in Costa Adeje but further along in la caleta Tenerife - so a bit of a walk to get anywhere and hard to get your bearings. The hotel itself is very grand, as you’d hope/expect for 4 stars. The room was tired and needed redecorated. You were also expected to pay for everything from tea/coffee in your room, an iron or use of a safe - all things I’d say should be in a basic hotel let along a 4 star. I did not find the reception staff helpful or friendly. As the hotel was so vast I asked different members of staff where the closest restroom was and kept being redirected to one that was two floors and a walk away. I realised on my 3rd day there was a restroom across from the reception. It felt like they wanted you dealt with and away as quick as possible. The hotels saving grace is its food. I Went HB for an extra few pounds and the quality of food and service within the restaurant were outstanding. I would go back but only if I got a good deal. Cheers

Another relaxing stay and some welcome new additions to the hotel this time around .

The room we had was in need of some tlc, however the hotel grounds are lovely. Staff are hardworking and always happy to help. Lovely area to stay if you don’t want to be amongst the hustle and bustle.

A first-class hotel; the staff were both efficient and friendly. Breakfast buffet choices were exceptional. We will go back

Great hotel away from the main tourist area

Although the name suggests Costa Adeje, it was really in La Caleta. Nice views and a lovely promenade but a stony beach and not one to sit on really. We stayed in the best room in the hotel (670). Fantastic outlook, lovely spacious room with bath and big walk in shower. We stayed for 4 nights all-inclusive with privilege service. The privilege guest only beach was just superb. Fantastic sun beds, Bali beds and cabanas. There was a special bar and each hour we got served a little treat. The staff were lovely and friendly. There was a privilege lounge but it felt too much like an airport lounge, pity it didn't have a terrace where you could sit out and chill. We had breakfast every morning in the privilege la Tosca restaurant which was lovely, great breakfast and lovely views. We didn't eat in the Japanese restaurant as it's just not our thing . La Tosca evening menu was varied but as we are both fussy eaters we were glad we were only staying 4 nights. Tried the buffet once, plenty of choice and nice but you had to wait if you wanted a table outside which was good otherwise being in doors felt a little like school dinners. The best place to eat was a la carte lunch at the pool bar. Plenty of variety and just enough food. The pool was huge, with a few jacuzzis dotted about and a baby pool. I did enjoy the hotel but it needs more restaurants to offer choice. Glad I went, a little taste of luxury. Costly place so not entirely sure it was good value.

A really busy and popular hotel. The highlights were the reception staff who were efficient, friendly and really helpful- and made the stay easy and enjoyable. Facilities were good and geared around a large busy hotel in the height of season, and to their credit the hotel was always kept clean and tidy