Villa Bellavista

Hotel Description

You know what struck me first about Villa Bellavista? It’s actually tucked away on this quiet residential street in Callao Salvaje where you can hear the Atlantic waves but not the usual tourist chaos. I mean, most people rush straight to the big resorts in Playa de las Américas, but honestly – they’re missing out on this little pocket of Tenerife that still feels authentically Canarian. The hotel sits perfectly positioned where you get these incredible sunset views over La Gomera island, and I’m talking about the kind of sunsets that make you stop mid-conversation. The staff here genuinely knows the area too, not just the rehearsed tourist spots. They’ll tell you about the hiking trail that starts basically behind the hotel and winds down to the black sand beach, or point you toward that family-run tapas place on Calle la Hondura that doesn’t even have a sign.

What really sets Villa Bellavista apart is how it manages to feel both polished and unpretentious at the same time. The rooms are thoughtfully designed – and I don’t mean sterile hotel-chain thoughtful, but more like someone actually considered how the morning light hits the terrace and positioned everything accordingly. There’s this attention to detail that feels personal, like the way they’ve integrated local volcanic stone into the architecture without making it feel gimmicky. The pool area becomes this social hub in the evenings where you’ll find yourself chatting with other travelers, but it’s never crowded or loud. Parking is straightforward (which, trust me, isn’t always the case in this part of Tenerife), and the whole check-in process feels refreshingly human – no rushing, no upselling, just genuine helpfulness.

Here’s the thing about this location that you won’t realize until you’ve been here a few days: Callao Salvaje is perfectly positioned for exploring the island’s dramatic coastline, but it’s also wonderfully quiet when you want to just exist. You’re close enough to the action in Costa Adeje if you want nightlife or shopping, but far enough away that you can actually sleep with the windows open and hear the ocean instead of traffic. The local beaches aren’t postcard-perfect white sand, but they’re real – dramatic black volcanic coastlines where locals actually swim and fish. Villa Bellavista gets this balance right in a way that feels effortless, which is probably why it consistently gets those perfect ratings from people who’ve actually stayed here rather than just driven by. It’s the kind of place where you start planning your return visit before you’ve even checked out.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $1,088. Three-Bedroom Villa with 2 × 1 double bed, 2 single beds and 1 futon bed for Max persons: 7

Reviews

• Excellent stay and service – Alina from Ukraine – 17 October 2024 (10/10)

  Excellent stay in this Villa with fantastic decoration. Everything was brand new, good quality and luxury. Also, everything is connected with Alexa and you can do everything with voice commands. There is a private lift. Very confortable.
  We really enjoyed the heated pool and the barbecue. The views are panoramic to the sea and the island of La Gomera. We will without hesitation recommend this property and the Elite service. Thank you

• Пребывание на вилле было феноменальным!!! – Olga from Russia – 28 October 2024 (10/10)

  Пребывание на вилле было феноменальным, она была очень хорошо оборудована всем необходимым для идеального отдыха.
  Бассейн с подогревом и вид на океан и остров Ла Гомера были особенными. Кроме того, вилла была очень хорошо оформлена и оборудована роскошной мебелью. Мы вернемся очень скоро, большое вам всем спасибо.

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