Known for its friendly atmosphere and child-friendly facilities, as the name suggest this hotel is a top pick for families in Costa Adeje. Admire Atlantic vistas from its two sprawling pool areas with a set of golf courses on your doorstep when you want to stay active. Designed around the ocean with an aquatic look throughout children will be welcomed by sea life characters, an underwater themed restaurant and a maritime styled splashpark.

All Hovima hotels display a huge commitment to sustainability through the use of solar panels, waste baskets for guests and staff alongside energy recovery systems. You’ve also got a long list of board types to choose from allowing you to eat onsite as much as you want.

Sea view apartments

These modern rooms are extremely inviting with their ocean-inspired colours and tropical interiors fitting in with the hotel’s aquatic appearance. Find family options with illuminated fish adorning the walls and terraces close to the splashpark or opt for a superior stays located on the hotel’s highest floors where you can enjoy panoramic views of the ocean.

For exclusive benefits, Excellence guests have priority when it comes to the themed restaurant with unlimited reservations during their stay – not to mention, they can also enjoy a fancy bed and pillow menu. Depending on who you’re travelling with there are apartments here accommodating up to seven adults and all living spaces feature a kitchen equipped with a hob, microwave and fridge. You’ll also find a  43-inch TV, sofa bed and free Wi-Fi.

Family dining

Whether you choose to stay Half Board, Full Board or All Inclusive, with two restaurants and two bars onsite there’s plenty of tasty offerings.

Principal Restaurant: This modern restaurant complete with hot and cold stations as well as high chairs is the place to head for buffet breakfasts and dinners. Start your day with scrambled eggs, fresh fruit or yogurt. Dinner is often themed with dishes appealing to all nationalities, while the chocolate fountain and crepes are a nice addition when you fancy something sugary. 

Themed Restaurant: This buffet meets a la carte serves lunch and dinner alongside snacks when you’re feeling peckish in between mealtimes. Right by the pool with views of the ocean, they may not be as much on the menu, but the food is of a slightly higher quality. There’s also an area designed especially for kids where they can dine in a submarine.

Pool Bar: Opening its doors at 10am, this convenient placed snack bar is perfect for grabbing a quick bite to eat in between sunbathing.

Principal Bar: Craving a sweet Pina Colada or frozen Strawberry Daiquiri? Then this is the place to head from 6pm until 1am with its vast array of fruity cocktails. 

*Please note – prior reservations are required for the a la carte and beachwear is not permitted in any of its bars or restaurants.

An aquatic theme

You can’t get away from the marine theme in this hotel from its overload of blue and green interiors to its tiny lighthouse positioned in the children’s splashpark and its underwater creatures decorating its walls. Outdoors, you’ll find two spacious pool areas when adults want to kick back among the hotel’s green grounds with manicured lawns and sporadic palms reminding you of your tropical Tenerife backdrop.

The animation team are always on hand to inject some fun into everyone’s holiday with three different kids’ clubs making sure no age is left out. Ranging from three months to 15 years old, there’s activities for every age. They also organise pool games, parties, quizzes, while entertaining you with live music and professional shows. 

A beach lover’s paradise

This hotel gives you front row seats to the Atlantic with its location next to San Eugenio Beach, where you can enjoy 150 metres of golden sand. The nearby Puerto Colon watersports centre is also on hand if you’re looking for something a little more energetic, whether you choose to ride the waves from a jet ski or a paddleboard.

Getting here from the airport is easy too with its 20-minute distance – a bonus after that four and a half hour flight. When you’re not taking advantage of Costa Adeje’s upscale offerings, Playa de las Americas is less than three miles away if you prefer to hit its neon-lit strip.