Hotel Iberostar Grand Salomé *****

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Hotel Iberostar Grand Salomé *****

This exclusive and luxurious boutique hotel is a luxurious part of the renowned IBEROSTAR Anthelia and is only accessible to adults. A little piece of heaven on earth, which you can fully enjoy.

You will not only be impressed by the enormously spacious luxury suites with breathtaking sea views, the buffets and à la carte restaurants will also delight gourmets. Here you wake up quietly during breakfast, on the outside terrace with a sea view. A butler who is always ready for you and the SPA Sensations make your dream holiday complete.

The Grand Hotel Salomé has a large outdoor swimming pool with a sun terrace and a pool bar. There is also a heated indoor swimming pool and a tennis court. The boutique hotel has a large outdoor relaxation area, with armchairs and sea views. The restaurant also has a terrace overlooking the sea.

The luxury suites at Grand Hotel Salomé are as elegant and comfortable as you would expect from a luxury 5-star hotel. The suites located on the Costa Adeje all have a balcony and a hot tub. In addition, all rooms are of course equipped with standard facilities including a flat-screen TV, free WiFi, bathrobe, telephone, air conditioning, etc.

Other exclusive, personalized services include special VIP treatment on arrival and during your stay, daily newspapers, butler service, free access to the Thai Zen Space, preferential bookings for the a la carte restaurants and Thai Zen Space, a sun terrace and private swimming pool, modern fitness room, reading corner with books and magazines, chill-out aqua aerobics and yoga classes stretching several days a week at the Anthelia hotel.

Golf Costa Adeje

Golf Costa Adeje takes your game to a different height. It’s come a long way since the site was just banana plantations on an isolated south west corner of Tenerife, but it hasn’t forgotten its heritage. The course makes full use of the terraced land, the 5,000 metre long original stone wall, rows of palm trees and sloping curves.

Wide open greens, lakes and caverns and clear views across to the island of La Gomera help to make this a much loved course. In 2001, the original 18 holes were expanded with 9 extra holes on the Los Lagos course. A large new clubhouse was also added with roomy terraces. The 2003 Spanish Open chose the course, and since then it really has become a firm favourite with everyone.