just returned from our 8th visit,this time took our daughters their partners and our 4 year old grandson,great holiday again,hotel,food,staff,topclass again,we always go in november for a relaxing time,hotel is always full mainly our age group 50+.As other reviews state the hotel is in a remote area,but that is what we go for,relax by pool,walk on rocky headland for lovely views.it was so good we have just booked to go for new year

Just back from two weeks inTenerife spent in Bahia Principe Costa Adeje. As this was fifth visit we knew what to expect. The hotel is maintained in impeccable condition and the standard if food and service is excellent. Quality of food is slightly lower than last time due to cost retraints but the specialist restaurants were very enjoyable. Lovely time of year to visit not too busy and weather still very good ... but keep that a secret! All in all the best value for money hotel in Tenerife.

Went for one week all inclusive to celebrate my 50th Birthday with all our children. We did not leave the resort all week (didn't need to), but the complex is not really within walking distance of resort. This hotel is 100m away from its sister hotel the Bahia Principe Tenerife and they share an entertainment/shopping centre. The entertainment could be described as a "bit cheesy", but still a great laugh. The entertainment area is outdoors and is seperate from both hotels.

There are several choices of resteraunts and you can book specials at either hotel and during one week you could eat at a different resteraunt each evenng. There is also a pool snack bar during the day. We were all inclusive and there were different cocktails available each night as well as the bar below the reception, again you can drift between the two hotels as you please. The best place for breakfast is the italian resteraunt - you can eat alfresco on a lovely balcony with beautiful ocean views.

We had two rooms between us one overlooked the sea/beach and the other the pools they are nice rooms with air conditioning and were cleaned daily with fresh towels when required. There are three large pools (the salt water one which overlooks the sea was a bit cold) but the others were warm.

The rooms are made to look like local houses and are all different designs/colours which make it look attractive andd although there are lifts to each floor it can be a bit of a trek from your room to the resteraunts etc.

Overall it is a nice hotel and the way it is set out hides just how big it is and if you don't mind staying in the resort is ideal. I would definately recomend this hotel and would go ther again myself.

we returned from one week at the bahia principe in september and fully understand why people return year after year The hotel is brilliant from the moment you check in to the end of your stay service is excellent in the dining room. Small niggle the tea pot had no lids therefore the tea went cold before I had time to drink it, but when asked the waiter, would change it, no problem. The other small thing which would improve the hotel is the fact that the lady who gives the pool towels out packs up at about 16.30, It would be useful for them to stay open a little longer or do like other hotels and trust the guests to help themselves.The other bugbear is that this calibre of hotel should not ned to ask for a deposit on the towels or payment for the safe. The food and drink choices are excellent cant fault them. Found the room very spacious and the public areas clean. Found entertainment good. All in All would recommend this hotel and visit again