Tenerife Holiday Reviews

There was organised entertainment and competitions everyday, archery, pool table tennis french boules water polo, darts shooting to name a few.... when we went to comment in the visitors book, it was choc-a-block with praise, many visitors stating they had been many times before and would be returning.. We love tenerife, and found this hotel (which is situated just behind the Safari retail area in Los Christianos, than Las Americas) to be one of the very best.. we would not hesitate to return here.. very central.

The title of this review says it all! There are more resteraunts/bars per mile here than anywhere else. The food is always of a high standard as competition is rife and by looking around you can work out who does what cheaper than others. The majority seem to serve meat based meals with Steak Houses and Italian restaurants being the most common. Don't just stick to the main strip as great food and atmosphere can be found in the back streets (where we found the cheapest drinks were to be had; only €1-1.50 a pint compared to €3-3.50). Some have deals on such as 'kids half price' or 'free bottle of wine with the meal' so as said look around! Staying at Parque Santiago lV you have the advantage of being close enough to walk to the night life of 'Veronicas Strip' for the night clubs if that's your thing or to Los Christianos for fantastic Sea food and Tapas as well as the harbour yet far enough away just to laze away the day getting your tan. The shopping centre under the road on the 'Strip' comes alive at night and the 'Bazaar' shops above have pretty much anything you could want but again go walkies to find some of the same things allot cheaper and remember to 'Haggle' for that all important purchase (Even in the shops!) as this is expected! Have fun with the 'LOOKIE-LOOKIE's' who try to sell you sunglasses even if your wearing them along with bangles, watches and various 'L.E.D.' based toys to play with! There are many excursions to do from 'Jungle Park' to 'Boat rides' to keep you occupied (look out for '2 for 1' offers on major attractions and 'Haggle' for the boat trips/water activities)! Most bars/resteraunts have some sort of entertainment/Caberett to speak of in an evening with the best turns usually in the 'English' sections such as 'The Corner Bar' at the back of Santiago V which is about 5 mins from lV. As said it's what you want it to be and if like us you'll count down the days until you can return!

we didnt go into playa de las americas we went los cristianos beach as playa is the lively area and we have a 2 yr old and a 6 yr old. I cant give a review so ignore all of above ratings .

Lovely resort is Playa de las Americas, loads of good bars for the evening if you go outside your apartments (we did three times in two weeks). Good beach too though not too keen on the dark sand, the kids didn’t mind though.

The resort is very clean and caters for all ages. There are plenty of bars, restuarants and shops. Getting a taxi is easy.

Las Americas is located in south of island. It is half an hour away from airport. Las americas also has europe's biggest water park called Siam Park. A truly amazing place to enjoy. There are plenty of beaches around town, litrelly one every five minutes walk. Resturants are abit expensive compared to UK holiday destinations. But then again there are supermarkets every where you can buy cheap junk food. An affordable way to have snacks in Tenerife. Nightlife isnt all that what I expected. There are only 5-6 bars around the town near the beach. Hence not good if you are looking to enjoy night life.

Although a bit on the quiet side there were enough places around Costa Adeje and it was only a short distance from the busier nightspots. Nice bars which were much cheaper than the ones offering '2 for 1 deals'.

Tenerife is a great place ive been there 5 times with family, my friends twice, with girlfriend(now my wife) and now my wife and little girl. There is loads to do from family stuff and partying with friends

The resort area is your typical tourist beach type location. Lots to do, lots to see and lots of tourist attractions - including the inevitable annoying people touting for your money on trips, local bars & restaurants. The resort is a good base to get to other attractions in the immediate and distant area - Aqualand and Siam Park, along with Puerto Colon for boat trips to see whales, scuba diving etc. Beaches were good, taxis all quite reasonable. This resort does have a reputation for the drunken party goers but if you are sensible and responsible with your children you shoukd not encounter any major hassle - in two weeks in this resort we had no trouble at all.

We liked the town very much, just what we wanted. Quiet with a few bars restaurants. There is a great bakery in the church square that does fantastic sandwiches and cakes at really reasonable prices!

Overall a very good resort and hotel in Tenerife, i little upmarket of the tacky nearby resorts which provides a more relaxing holiday.

the bahia principe is not really in costa adeje, but we have visited costa adeje. it is certainly less tacky than other nerby resorts.

not there long enough to see the resort lots of hills lots of steps dangerous cliffs which were taped off by police

With plenty of cheap food and places to drink, Los Cristianos has plenty to do while remaining much more quiter and slower paced than neighbouring Las Americas. The perfect area to stay in to enjoy the busier and quieter areas.

The resort is really nice, and very family orientated. Plenty of restaurants that cater to British tastes, and most are child friendly. The beach is really nice, our children really enjoyed playing on it.