Hotel H10 Costa Adeje Palace

I have stayed at a few H10 hotels in the past and noticed a privileged option being offered. The H10 Costa Adeje has this option but it has taken it a bit too far. About a third of the pool area at the far end near the beach is cordoned off by a thick rope for those who have paid extra for the privilege option. Also the infinity pool is only for those who have paid for privileged. This causes a two tier system so that if you haven’t paid to be a privileged guest some facilities are not available to you. At the far end of the privileged pool area there is a bar, at night this bar is open and what I can only describe as monotonous drum and bass music is played. When the so called professional entertainment on the outside stage has finished which is around 11-00pm this bar cranks up the volume for the half a dozen people there to the detriment of all the other guests. This goes on until around midnight even though it’s supposed to stop at 11-30pm. So if your thinking of getting to sleep before 12-00 forget it as this din can probably be heard throughout the whole hotel. I for one won’t be going back to the H10 Costa Adeje for these reasons. It’s a shame as I can’t fault everything else about this hotel. Next time i’m booking a H10 hotel I will be checking how much the Privileged part is excluding normal guests and if there is loud music playing late at night.

The hotel has beautiful pools and patio areas and the gardens are kept beautifully. However, neither of the pools is suitable for people that can’t swim as they are both deep pools. There is a toddler pool for paddling. All areas kept very clean The buffet was excellent, with a wide variety of choices every day, it would be nice if they did some themed meals to add some more interest. It would also be good to add some vegan dishes too. The waiters were all very friendly and helpful. As with other reviews we agree regarding the noise. The entertainment during the evening is held outside. Although it does always stop by 11 if you have young children that can’t stay up these rooms near the entertainment are extremely noisy. So if you want a quieter room I would advise requesting this when booking. There were four adults and one baby in our party and we all agreed what a lovely hotel this was despite its couple of faults.

Firstly let me say that I love Tenerife and it’s one of my go to places when I want some guaranteed sun. I was slightly disappointed with this hotel for a number of reasons which I will outline in my review . before I went on this holiday I researched extensively on this hotel and there were mixed reviews on this hotel but I was hoping that some of them were not true. The hotel in my opinion in particular our room was slightly rundown . We were situated right at the end of the hallway which was I believe close to the air-conditioning generators so all night we would hear the generators making a very big noise which was quite offputting and not relaxing at all . there was evidence of bad repair needed in the bathroom and within our room broken tile/mould . In particular their card entry to hotel rooms for doors needed to be worked on . On one occasion I had to go back and forth from the hotel reception desk to have my card re-read and then again and then on the third time they had to call someone from maintenance to come and actually fix the door. In terms of food there was a big array of fish varieties however when travelling with children the options for children was limited, the hotel could’ve incorporated things like pizza & fishfingers which all children prefer. in terms of positives I guess the pool area was probably the only highlight of the hotel which was clean and there was good availability of sunbeds available on the resort which was definitely a positive . Great location in terms of access to the beach and you were able to gain access from the back of the hotel which again was a great highlight.