The staff is super nice and they always try to bring people together. They offer lots of activities like surfing, salsa nights and playing volleyball together etc. I really like the room upstairs, some of the other rooms are a bit small. It's only a 10-15min walk to the beach and the price is also good for the area. There are always free parking spots in front of the hostel, which is great! I really like that they cook food every night and people can sit and have dinner together. It is super fun staying there!

There should be a few more bathrooms for so many people. Some of the rooms e.g. next to the reception are pretty small.

Lovely hostel with lots of things happening. Family dinner every night with different cuisines and lots of activities you can sign up for at an extra cost like scuba diving, surfing and Teide hikes. It was very clean in all areas at all times of the day. Plenty of choice for free breakfast. Good location a short walk to the beach, shops bars. Rooms are great with curtains, lights, sockets and storage for every bed and lots of showers and bathrooms in the property. The owner is around frequently saying hi to guests asking for feedback and making sure everything was ok which was nice to see. Would definitely stay again.

After 11pm there is nowhere to just sit and hang out or talk. They turn off lights in common areas and tell you that you can stand out on the street and chat if you wish. The fridges are not organised and so full with peoples bags / food without any real system. The staff keep to themselves and its very us / them vibes but they're helpful if you need something as a guest.

Facilities are very nice, much like a small villa, a good vibe around and loads of activities and tours available put on by the Nest Hostel group. There is also a laundry service as well which is 4€ for wash and 4€ for a dry. A good location near to the beach and a short taxi ride from Las Americas. Facilities were very good!

You cannot decide what sized bunk room you are in. The size ranges from 6 to 12 person bunk rooms and its randomly allocated. Also beds are quite cheap so move a lot when either the person on top or bottom bunk roll in bed. Also the ladder can be difficult to climb due to the design on the bed but nothing major. Saying this though the mattress and pillows were comfortable.

A very good trip overall. I am 52 but there was a good mix of older travellers so I did not feel out of place. I was in the 6 bed female dorm which was extremely quiet apart from a bit of snoring. Some people complained about that but not sure what they were expecting staying in a hostel ! A huge amount of activities you can get involved in if you want. The meal and drinks they put on every night at 8pm for 10 Euro is very good and a good way of meeting people. Very clean, I heard they clean the bathrooms twice a day. The female 6 bed dorm was very pleasant with its own bathroom and little terrace. I was on a top bunk, which was a bit squeaky but comfortable enough for the whole week. Hostel is very close to all amenities and bus routes, which can take you all around the island. I would definitely stay again.

My fleece top was taken at some point in the week. Although it is generally safe to leave bits of clothing out, everyone does, I would lock away any nicer pieces of clothing in your suitcase.

great location, many shops, restaurants and everything near by, beach about 10 mins walk, the hostel is quite big which is good, lot of places to hangout around. Bed are very comfortable.

Well, staff were not very polite, you don’t even know who works there and who doesn’t, waited a while for someone to come and do check in and the lady wasn’t very helpful when I wanted to leave something in the fridge. Also people were quite noisy, nobody cares basically 😀😀

The price was excellent and facilities were very good

The management were were quite ignorant but the volunteers doing all the work were very nice polite people who always had pleasantries to contribute throughout the day

Great location, big common areas, great to socialise, a lot of events and days out organised by hostel. They also do dinners if you can’t be bothered to go anywhere for food you can join for €10 or something like that. Probably one of the best hostels I stayed in (and I stayed in tens of hostels).

They close all common areas at 11pm, and you’re basically not allowed to be outside your room or toilets ;p which I found strange. So we had to move the party outside or to the bars/clubs. The jacuzzi wasn’t actually warm, and it was in a shade so you might feel bit cold after 10-15 minutes unless it’s roasting outside. Apart from that, which is a minor thing, everything was great!

If you're dreaming about Costa Adeje with its fancy vibes and royal neighbors but your wallet's screaming "no way," I've got a hot tip for you. There's this hostel tucked away in Costa Adeje that's basically your golden ticket to living it up in one of the swankiest spots on the island without draining your bank account. It's like finding a secret backdoor to the high life. So, this place? It used to be a villa, which means it's got more charm and chill vibes than your average hostel. Think cool kitchen where you can whip up your meals, a pool to lounge by, and loads of spots to just hang out and chat with other travelers. It's like staying at a friend's super nice holiday house. But here's the real kicker: the staff. These folks are on another level of awesome. They're all about making sure nobody feels left out or bored. Every day, they're putting together these excursions that are legit amazing. We're talking about well-planned trips around the island, water sports with all the gear and instruction you need, and even some cool cultural stuff. And the prices are actually fair – no tourist traps here. Then there are the food parties. It's like the staff has a sixth sense for when everyone needs a good meal and a laugh. They bring everyone together for these epic food fests where you get to taste some amazing dishes and chat with people from all over. It's the kind of place where newbies walk in and leave with a bunch of new friends. Honestly, this hostel is the deal of the century if you're looking to experience Costa Adeje without selling a kidney. You get the luxe life, beautiful surroundings, and a bunch of new mates, all thanks to a villa-turned-hostel and its rockstar staff. It's hands-down the best base camp for diving into everything Costa Adeje has to offer without the eye-watering price tag.

No spa😅

Absolutely amazing it was clean. There were loads of facilities three different kitchens so much communal space all the bathrooms were amazing. Everything was functional the pool and the Jacuzzi where great too.

The people were always very helpful and genuinely kind, all of the facilities were well maintained. The location as well as views were priceless and I appreciated the activities, especially the surfing class gave me unforgettable beautiful memories, some, like yoga in the morning, were free too but others had a very affordable price and in general the community feel between all of the people that we’re staying there too.

The hostel has two different houses and between them there were a terrace and a pool.

The rooms were pretty small and badly ventilated. The bunk beds were out of metal , so every movement caused a vibration to both beds.