Best Tenerife Adults Only and Adult Friendly Hotels

Looking to book a romantic escape in Tenerife? We’ve got spectacular adults-only hotels with stunning sea views, pools and more to book at Voyage Privé!

Our best adults-only hotels in Tenerife

1. Be Live Adults-Only Tenerife 4*

This stunning hotel in pretty Puerto de la Cruz is just moments from iconic black-sand beaches. The hotel's premium facilities include a rooftop terrace for wining and dining and a sun-kissed swimming complex. Rooms are tastefully decorated with elegant white and wooden features and private sea-view balconies.

2. AluaSoul Orotava Valley 4* - Adult Only

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This luxurious hotel nestled right on the coast is a palatial and airy complex complete with numerous dining experiences. Enjoy views of Mount Teide from the stunning swimming pool or wander the tropical garden grounds. Each room features crisp white, modernist furnishings and en-suite bathrooms with enviable views looking out to sea or mountain scenery.

3. Hotel San Roque 4* Adults Only

Experience history and luxury at this fabulous 18th-century villa hotel. With traditional yet modern interiors packed with eye-catching arts and crafts, you're also just moments from the Atlantic Ocean. With a sophisticated swimming pool and elegant dining facilities, this is one for the romantics.

4. Iberostar Grand Hotel El Mirador 5*

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Enjoy a royal experience at this highly-prized palatial hotel. The decadent grounds are a treat to behold with sun-lit terraces, leafy trails and an enormous pool overlooking the sea. Rooms are equally inspiring with four-poster beds and luxurious marbled bathrooms.

5. HOVIMA Costa Adeje - Adults Only 4*

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Bright and modern with a funky twist, this hotel is an ideal seaside escape. Decorated in soothing marine blues and coral whites, there are plenty of shaded terraces to explore and unwind in. The hotel boasts an impressive outdoor pool overlooking the ocean and offers pampered spa visits for listless, relaxing days.

Services you will find at our adults-only hotels in Tenerife

The services that you’ll find at our adults-only hotels in Tenerife include:

• Free Wi-Fi
• Hot drink-making facilities
• Flatscreen TVs
• En-suite bathrooms
• Spa treatments
• Outdoor swimming pools
• A choice of dining and drinking options

Going on holiday in Tenerife

Often described as the "land of eternal spring", there is never a bad time to visit Tenerife. The hottest weather falls from June through August with sub-tropical days and plenty of sunshine. This is also the peak travel season and the best time for sun-seekers and swimmers. To avoid the summer holiday crowds, consider visiting in spring and autumn, particularly in May and September. The weather remains warm and seas swimmable with ideal hiking and sporting conditions, too. While winters in Tenerife can be a tranquil dream, some services close for the season, leaving you with fewer attractions and activities to choose from.

Hotel offers in Tenerife convenient for all kinds of travel

Tenerife boasts a wide number of alluring activities and landmarks to suit all kinds of travellers. Active holidaymakers have much to discover in the coastal trails and inland hikes through mountain villages and mesmerising volcanic craters. The sea itself offers exciting adventuring opportunities, from fast-paced water-skiing to lazy cruises. Then, there are the beaches themselves - they range from black to golden and ashen and are perfect for sunbathing days. The countless waterfront eateries serving up speciality wines and fresh fish are great for couples to enjoy. As for nightlife, you’ll find everything from thriving clubs to sophisticated bars, so you can enjoy wild or tranquil nights.

The range of hotels we offer in Tenerife

Historic hotels, seafront resorts, spa hotels and half-board hotels are all available in Tenerife.

Tenerife: what should we bring for a hotel stay?

Toiletries, bathing suits, pack-away towel, comfortable walking clothes, good hiking shoes, electronics chargers and adaptors, evening attire, personal documents and guide books.

Your best adult-only hotel in Tenerife: how to get there and make your booking

How to get to Tenerife

Tenerife is well connected to Europe and mainland Spain with regular short-haul flights and transfers. While most airlines, including all budget airlines, fly into Tenerife South Airport, you can also catch direct flights to Tenerife North from London. Alternatively, ferries are available to Tenerife from Cadiz and Huelva in Spain, taking up to 40 hours. Once you're in Tenerife, the most convenient means of travel is by rental car. For those skipping the driving, taxis and public transport options are also available.

How to book your adult-only hotel in Tenerife

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The opinion of the Voyage Privé travel expert on Tenerife

Tenerife is a striking island of natural contrasts. Formed by volcanic activity through history, the grand Mount Teide sits at its centre, beckoning hikers for unforgettable adventures. As you move out toward the coast, you’ll find picture-postcard coves, precarious cliffs and some of the world’s most enviable beaches. Nature is king here, so kick up your feet, grab a cocktail and enjoy the tranquil views of this land of coastlines and valleys. Even better – do all this from your luxurious hotel’s grounds.

Tenerife – an island paradise bursting with culture

While its nature captivates, the culture inspires. Tenerife is home to one of the world’s most famous carnival celebrations. Even if you miss the festivities, its spirit lingers in the many arts events and performances in hubs like Santa Cruz de Tenerife. If you can tear yourself away from the beaches, Tenerife’s gorgeous towns boast a plethora of historical attractions and museums. These include everything from castles and sun-soaked 16th-century mansions to Spain's first museum of contemporary art.