Ocean View Apartment By Suncanarias

Hotel Description

You know what struck me first about Ocean View Apartment By Suncanarias? It’s tucked away on Calle Venezuela in this quieter part of Adeje that most tourists completely miss. I mean, everyone’s rushing toward the big resort strips, but this little street actually gives you breathing room – and honestly, better value for your money. The apartment itself is pretty straightforward, nothing fancy, but there’s something refreshing about a place that doesn’t try too hard. The ocean views are legit, though you’ll want to snag a higher floor if possible because the lower ones get a bit of street noise from the morning delivery trucks (learned that the hard way on my first stay).

What I really appreciate is how the owners seem to get what actual travelers need. The kitchen’s properly stocked – I’m talking real knives that cut, decent-sized pots, even a coffee maker that doesn’t taste like plastic. The Wi-Fi actually works throughout the apartment, which is honestly a miracle in some of these older Canarian buildings. Parking can be a bit tricky around here, but there’s usually spots on the side streets if you’re willing to walk two minutes. The check-in process is refreshingly human – no fancy key cards or complicated systems, just someone who knows the area well enough to point you toward the good local spots. They told me about this little bakery three blocks down that opens at 6 AM, and it became my daily ritual.

Here’s the thing about this place – it sits in that sweet spot where you’re close enough to Costa Adeje’s beaches (maybe 8-10 minutes walking) but far enough from the tourist chaos to actually relax. The neighborhood feels lived-in, you know? Real Spanish families, kids playing in the small plaza nearby, older folks sitting outside the corner bar in the evenings. During peak season it obviously gets busier, but even then it maintains this local character that the big hotel zones completely lack. The apartment itself shows its age a bit – the bathroom could use updating and the AC works but sounds like it’s fighting for its life – but everything functions, and honestly, the price point reflects that. For what you pay, especially if you’re planning to spend most of your time exploring Tenerife rather than lounging in luxury, it’s a solid choice. Plus, having that kitchen means you can hit the local market and actually cook with those incredible Canarian tomatoes instead of eating hotel buffet food for a week straight.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $111. Apartment with Sea View with 1 double bed and 1 sofa bed for Max persons: 2

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