Costa Adeje hotels all inclusive: where to stay and when to go

On an all-inclusive board you would normally expect breakfast, lunch and dinner, typically served buffet-style, plus locally produced drinks such as beer, wine and soft drinks, and snacks between meals. Details vary from one hotel to the next: some limit à la carte dinners, serve premium or imported spirits at extra cost, or close the bars at a set hour, so it is worth reading the board description before you book.

What all inclusive never covers is the world outside the hotel gate. Here that means the hike into Barranco del Infierno, a day at Siam Park or Aqualand Costa Adeje, a round at Golf Las Américas or a boat trip from the coast. Those are booked separately, and you can see tours and tickets alongside the hotel deals on this page.

Playa de las Américas, about a mile from the centre of Costa Adeje, is where the coast is at its most developed, and it is the natural place to look for larger resort-style hotels with pools and entertainment. It sits close to Siam Park, Aqualand Costa Adeje and Golf Las Américas, with Playa del Duque around half a mile away and Playa de las Vistas and Honda Beach, near Los Cristianos, about 2.5 miles off. If you want everything within a short walk or taxi, all inclusive resorts in Costa Adeje on this stretch make the most sense.

Adeje itself, roughly 2.5 miles inland of the coast, is a working town of more than 43,000 people and feels more Canarian in rhythm. It is the gateway to Barranco del Infierno, a protected ravine about 4 miles away, and to quieter beaches such as Playa de Ajabo and Playa Las Galgas. Those after 5 star all inclusive hotels in Costa Adeje, Tenerife, often split between the two: the beachfront for convenience, the higher ground for calm.

Almost every month works. January sits at about 21°C with lows of 14°C, which is why winter all inclusive holidays in Costa Adeje, Tenerife, are so popular with British travellers escaping grey skies. April and May are especially dry, with around two rain days each and highs of 22°C to 23°C.

Summer brings the heat: July reaches 26°C with no recorded rainfall, and August peaks at 28°C with nights around 22°C. October and November stay warm at 26°C and 24°C. February is the shoulder month, slightly cooler at 20°C with about six rain days, and March, though warm at 22°C, records the most rainfall of the year at 39 mm, so pack a light layer for evenings.

A package bundles your flight, hotel, board basis and transfer, and for all inclusive Tenerife Costa Adeje stays it is the simplest route. Fly into Tenerife South, which has direct flights from the UK, rather than Tenerife North, which does not and sits around 48 to 53 minutes away by road. From the south airport, expect about 14 minutes to Playa de las Américas and 15 to Adeje.

Families should note that UK school holidays push package prices up in general, so term-time dates usually offer better value if you have the flexibility. With Siam Park, Aqualand and Monkey Park all within about 3 miles, children are well catered for without long coach trips.

The deal buttons on this page show live offers from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach, so you can set a Jet2 Costa Adeje all inclusive option against a TUI all inclusive Costa Adeje Tenerife holiday side by side, and filter for star rating if you are set on hotels in Costa Adeje, Tenerife, 5 star all inclusive. Hotel prices and car hire can be compared here too.