The all-rounder1 / 4
Royal Hideaway Corales Beach
The most complete answer to a winter-sun week in Tenerife for two grown-ups.
CouplesContemporaryDesign-ledDestination dining
€€€From about €300 a night
4 of the ten hotels in our Tenerife edit qualify. They are in our order of preference for this, not a ranking of the hotels overall.
What we looked for: Adults-only by policy, or small enough that children would feel out of place.
The all-rounder1 / 4
The most complete answer to a winter-sun week in Tenerife for two grown-ups.
CouplesContemporaryDesign-ledDestination dining
€€€From about €300 a night
The private one2 / 4
Adults-only villas with private heated pools, wrapped around a lazy-river pool complex.
CouplesContemporaryBeach & pool centralStay at the hotel
€€€From about €350 a night
The escape3 / 4
An adults-only hideout on the far north-west tip, between a clifftop golf course and the Teno mountains.
Remote escapeCouplesQuietSelf-contained
€€From about €180 a night
The boutique one4 / 4
A 18th-century manor house in Tenerife's prettiest old town, with twenty rooms and no resort in sight.
IntimateStrong sense of placeWellness minimalCharacterful
€€From about €180 a night
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Royal Hideaway Corales Beach. The most complete answer to a winter-sun week in Tenerife for two grown-ups.
Independently, through extensive research, trusted sources and increasingly first-hand visits. Hotels cannot pay to be included, and every one of the ten has to exist for a different reason.