Royal Hideaway Corales Beach, Part of Barceló Hotel Group

The cleanliness was excellent and staff was very attentive. Far superior to other hotels that I have stayed in. The pool areas were quiet and relaxing.

I hesitate to give 5* rating because it might encourage others to go there and mean there’s less availability for me in the future, but I really feel like they deserve it!

Royal Hideaway Corales Suits Hotel was excellent. Staff were friendly and always helpful. Rooms were spotless. Food was excellent. There was strike action while we were there and only room service and a limited cleaning service was available but it did not affect our stay.

Modern hotel, cool design, didn’t feel crowded. Walkable to La Caleta restaurants and walk along beach front. Property staff were friendly and food & cocktails were excellent.

Beautiful, sleek and modern hotel, most definitely five star in standard throughout. Our room was very well equipped and spacious with a good view towards the sea and with a large terrace including sun loungers. However the open plan bathroom really isn’t a great idea - even though the WC is in a cubicle, there are gaps above and below the door so every sound can be heard in the bedroom… Breakfast was amazing, we wanted for nothing and staff were superb in every aspect. Roof top pools added a ‘wow’ factor and afforded stunning views. Location close to the old fishing village of Caleta was great for an evening walk and drink or meal out, booking a day ahead highly advisable. Adeje is also easily walkable, offering a sandier beach and more hustle & bustle. Although we knew the swimming pools weren’t going to be big they were still a little disappointing in size and a little maintenance around the ground floor pool wouldn’t go amiss. Lack of perimeter security was also surprising, the gate to the side road was left open and it was possible to walk straight through the sister hotel (Corales Suites) to our hotel from the Adeje side. As the room corridors are open to the outside this did make me wonder about safety. I noticed that most other hotels required key card entry into the grounds. Overall we’re glad we stayed, it’s a very impressive hotel. Would we return? Probably not, the lure of the Bahia’s grounds and pools would probably win out.