Adeje Coastal Nest
Adeje — Residencial El Torreón — 4 guests, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, about 70 m²
- Sleeps
- 4 guests
- Layout
- 2 bed / 1 bath
- Size
- About 70 m²
- Pool
- Shared, gardens
- Parking
- Free
- Minimum stay
- 30 nights
What it is like
What it is like to stay here
Morning light arrives white and flat, the way it does above the coast.
Seventy square metres of pale wood, with a balcony pointed at the sea.
The supermarket is in the same building; some weeks the car never moves.
Barranco del Infierno starts a few minutes up the road.
The home
Built for months, not for a week.
In Residencial El Torreón: about 70 m² of Scandinavian-style rooms, 2 bed / 1 bath, bright throughout, with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a washing machine and a sea-view balcony. The complex adds a shared outdoor pool and gardens.
Parking is free. There is a supermarket in the same building, HiperDino El Galeón close by, and Mercadona and Lidl within easy reach.
The Costa Adeje beaches are a 10 to 15 minute drive. Siam Park is 7.6 km, Aqualand 6.3 km, and TFS about 23 km — 20 to 25 minutes. The address sits away from the most touristy beach strip, but stays quick by car.
Rooms and views
Living room
Dining room
Kitchen
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bathroom
Terrace
More photos
Nearby
Old Adeje above, the gorge behind, the beaches a quarter of an hour down.
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Getting here
Twenty-five kilometres, and worth arranging properly.
About 25 km from TFS, typically 25–35 min by car. Daytime taxi high €20s–~€40; private transfer from ~€48 (confirm door). Bus: 40/343 to Costa Adeje (€3.70), then 473 to Adeje centre. From TFN: ~1 hour — book transfer for long-stay luggage.
Fares and transfer prices are approximate and move with season, time of day and luggage.
Arrive smarter
Four ways from the airport to the front door.
Taxi
A daytime taxi runs from the high €20s to about €40.
Adeje tariff (Radio Taxi Adeje): day flag €3.85 plus €1.35 per km; night and Sunday flag €4.25 plus €1.55 per km; airport supplement €2.10.
Private transfer
Private transfer from around €48 — confirm which door the driver should use, as the residencial has more than one.
Ride-hailing, for comparison: Uber operates at TFS. Cabify does not list Tenerife. FreeNow — check availability in the app before you land.
Bus
Titsa 40 or 343 to Costa Adeje for €3.70, then the 473 up to Adeje centre. From TFN, allow about an hour, and book a transfer instead if you are arriving with a month of luggage.
Car rental
- CICAR — desk inside the TFS terminal.
- Goldcar — terminal desk, short walk to the cars.
- Autoreisen — Canaries all-in style brand.
- AlisCar Costa Adeje, Av. Ernesto Sarti 12 — VW Polo Automatic from about €70 a day, around €60 a day for seven days or more.
Worth having for a long stay.
Worth knowing: the old Adeje streets are one-way — park and walk. Mountain and Teide roads are narrower than they look and GPS drops out. Confirm parking at the building before you arrive. One-way drop-offs at TFN can carry a delivery fee.
FAQ
What is the home like?
In Residencial El Torreón: about 70 m² of Scandinavian-style rooms, 2 bed / 1 bath, bright throughout, with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a washing machine and a sea-view balcony. The complex adds a shared outdoor pool and gardens.
Parking is free. There is a supermarket in the same building, HiperDino El Galeón close by, and Mercadona and Lidl within easy reach.
The Costa Adeje beaches are a 10 to 15 minute drive. Siam Park is 7.6 km, Aqualand 6.3 km, and TFS about 23 km — 20 to 25 minutes. The address sits away from the most touristy beach strip, but stays quick by car.
How many guests can stay?
4 guests
What is the layout?
2 bed / 1 bath
How big is it?
About 70 m²
Is there a pool?
Shared, gardens
Is there parking?
Free
What is the minimum stay?
30 nights
How do I get here?
About 25 km from TFS, typically 25–35 min by car. Daytime taxi high €20s–~€40; private transfer from ~€48 (confirm door). Bus: 40/343 to Costa Adeje (€3.70), then 473 to Adeje centre. From TFN: ~1 hour — book transfer for long-stay luggage.
What does a taxi cost?
A daytime taxi runs from the high €20s to about €40.
Adeje tariff (Radio Taxi Adeje): day flag €3.85 plus €1.35 per km; night and Sunday flag €4.25 plus €1.55 per km; airport supplement €2.10.
Can I book a private transfer?
Private transfer from around €48 — confirm which door the driver should use, as the residencial has more than one.
Ride-hailing, for comparison: Uber operates at TFS. Cabify does not list Tenerife. FreeNow — check availability in the app before you land.
Which bus goes there?
Titsa 40 or 343 to Costa Adeje for €3.70, then the 473 up to Adeje centre. From TFN, allow about an hour, and book a transfer instead if you are arriving with a month of luggage.
Can I rent a car?
Worth having for a long stay.
CICAR — desk inside the TFS terminal.
Goldcar — terminal desk, short walk to the cars.
Autoreisen — Canaries all-in style brand.
AlisCar Costa Adeje — Av. Ernesto Sarti 12 — VW Polo Automatic from about €70 a day, around €60 a day for seven days or more.
Worth knowing: the old Adeje streets are one-way — park and walk. Mountain and Teide roads are narrower than they look and GPS drops out. Confirm parking at the building before you arrive. One-way drop-offs at TFN can carry a delivery fee.
Are the fares exact?
Fares and transfer prices are approximate and move with season, time of day and luggage.
Activities
What to do in Costa Adeje.
Tenerife guide
Costa Adeje
The other long stay home
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