Villa Alcojora | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Adeje

A luxury villa rental in Adeje, Tenerife that accommodates eight guests across two distinct floor levels, each with its own character and purpose. Villa Alcojora sits within striking distance of the Costa Adeje golf course and overlooks mountain terrain that shifts colour throughout the day—from golden at sunrise to deep violet at dusk. What makes this property stand out isn’t just the infrastructure; it’s the way the spaces encourage different kinds of gathering, from intimate dinners to full-house social events.

Inside Villa Alcojora

Villa Alcojora sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The accommodation divides across three storeys, creating a natural separation between private bedrooms and shared entertaining zones.

Lower Ground Floor houses two bedrooms, each with twin single beds, a work desk, and a private en-suite shower room. These rooms lack windows but offer direct access via a single step to the landscaped grounds above—useful for guests who want a quieter retreat or for parents keeping close tabs on teenage children. The built-in desk areas make these rooms surprisingly practical for anyone needing to catch up on work during their stay.

Ground Floor is where the villa’s social heart beats. A sunken lounge pit lined with substantial sofas faces a coffee table; this isn’t a formal sitting room but a space that invites sprawling and conversation. The kitchen runs open-plan into the dining area, fitted with a breakfast bar that seats three comfortably, stainless steel appliances, an integrated oven and full-size fridge-freezer. The dining section accommodates up to eight at table. This whole zone is covered but open to the air—a verandah rather than an enclosed room—meaning you eat under shelter while feeling connected to the garden beyond. A gas barbecue sits within the covered dining space for rainy-season entertaining. Two additional bedrooms occupy this level, each with twin single beds, a desk, an en-suite bathroom, and private terrace access with mountain views. A compact gym area contains fitness equipment and a table tennis table, useful on days when weather makes outdoor activities impractical.

First Floor contains a large open-plan living and dining space with comfortable seating arranged around a television, a dining table for eight, and glass doors opening to a furnished balcony. A second, more extensive kitchen occupies this level—open-plan with a central island and breakfast bar seating three additional guests. This upper floor creates a secondary living hub; families often use the ground floor for casual dining and the first floor for evening entertainment, or vice versa depending on group dynamics.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds centre on a private heated infinity pool set on the first-floor balcony, with sun loungers positioned to catch morning light and afternoon shade by rotation. Parasols dot the terrace. The artificial lawn below provides safe ground for children or dogs, and an additional covered lounge and dining area with sofas and table sits adjacent to the barbecue—creating a three-zone outdoor arrangement: the pool level for swimming and sunbathing, the ground-level garden for games or quiet reading, and the covered pavilion for eating and shelter during the island’s occasional rain.

Parking accommodates four vehicles. The views from the terraces sweep across mountain ridges rather than ocean vistas—a perspective that photographs remarkably well at golden hour and shifts the property’s appeal away from beach-house cliché toward mountain retreat.

Location: Adeje and the Surrounding Area

Adeje sits on Tenerife’s southwestern coast, approximately 90km from Tenerife North Airport (TFN) and 80km from the more commonly used Tenerife South Airport (TFS), with typical transfer times of 75–90 minutes by car from either. The town itself is a working Spanish community of roughly 48,000 residents—more substantial and less touristy than immediately adjacent Puerto de Santiago or Playa de las Américas, yet close enough to reach either in under 10 minutes by car.

The nearest sandy beach, Playa del Duomo, lies 4km southwest and offers calm, sheltered waters ideal for families. For surf and more dramatic Atlantic conditions, Playa de Fañabe (5km south) and Teno Negro beach with its distinctive black sand (8km west) attract both experienced swimmers and water sports enthusiasts. The Anaga Mountains dominate the horizon to the north—a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve where hiking trails wind through laurel forest and dragon trees; the most accessible entry point is the Anaga visitor centre, roughly 35km northeast near La Laguna.

Adeje’s Thursday market in the town centre stocks fresh produce, regional cheeses, mojo sauce, and locally woven textiles. For everyday shopping, the Carrefour supermarket on Calle Fuerte and several smaller tiendas supply essentials. Restaurant culture runs deep here: El Secreto serves traditional Canarian fish stew, El Pulguilla specialises in goat cheese and local wines, and Puerto de Santiago’s waterfront restaurants—15 minutes’ drive away—offer fresh catches from the morning’s boats.

Wine enthusiasts should note that the island’s northern wine region around Los Realejos (50km north) produces robust reds from high-altitude vineyards; Villa Alcojora’s location makes it ideal for wine-tasting excursions to bodegas like Bodegas Monje. The Siam Park water park (15km south in Adeje itself) and Loro Parque bird sanctuary in Puerto de la Cruz (90km northeast) suit families with younger children.

For destination inspiration and detailed regional insights, explore our Tenerife travel guide. You can also browse our collection of luxury villas in Adeje or our broader luxury villas across Spain for comparison.

The climate remains warm year-round—average highs of 26°C in winter (December–February) and 28–29°C in summer (June–August). Autumn (September–November) brings slightly fewer tourists and remains pleasant, while spring (March–May) offers ideal hiking weather before the heat intensifies. The Tenerife Carnival (February or March, depending on year) transforms Adeje and neighbouring towns with parades and live music, though booking well ahead is essential during this period.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families or multi-generational groups: The four separate bedrooms with individual en-suites, plus the division between lower-ground and upper floors, allows grandparents, parents, and teenagers to coexist without constant proximity. The table tennis and gym cater to teenagers’ need for activity.

Professional groups or couples retreating together: The two kitchens and multiple lounge areas suit shared rentals where some guests work remotely during the day. The Wi-Fi and desk spaces in bedrooms support this use case.

Families with young children: The heated pool, artificial lawn, and absence of immediate sea cliffs make the property safer for small children than beachfront alternatives. The cot and high chair (available upon request) confirm child-friendly infrastructure.

Golf enthusiasts: The Costa Adeje course sits virtually on the property’s doorstep, making this an obvious base for a golfing trip.

Those seeking mountain scenery over beach views: Unlike the glut of seafront villas, this property offers a different aesthetic—quiet, landscape-focused, and less crowded-feeling despite proximity to resorts.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. All bedrooms feature en-suite facilities.

Nearest airports: Tenerife South Airport (TFS), approximately 80km south, with a typical transfer time of 75–90 minutes by rental car or private shuttle. Tenerife North Airport (TFN) is roughly 90km north and requires a similar transfer duration.

Nearest supermarket: Carrefour supermarket is within 2km of the villa, stocked with groceries, wines, and household supplies. Smaller convenience shops dot the immediate neighbourhood.

What is included: Utilities (water, electricity, gas), Wi-Fi internet, pool heating, towels, linens, basic toiletries (shower gel, shampoo), a coffee maker, toaster, blender, and juice squeezer in the kitchens. A cot and high chair are available on request (confirm at booking). The property features a safe for valuables, security cameras, a fire extinguisher, and a first-aid kit.

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in is typically 16:00 and check-out 11:00, though exceptions can be arranged subject to availability and prior agreement with the management team.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Alcojora

How many guests does Villa Alcojora sleep?

Villa Alcojora accommodates 8 guests. It contains 4 bedrooms, each furnished with twin single beds, en-suite bathrooms, and work desks. The lower-ground-floor bedrooms offer direct garden access but no windows; the ground-floor bedrooms both open onto private terraces. The property includes a cot and high chair for infants and toddlers, available on request at the time of booking.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Alcojora in Adeje?

Tenerife South Airport (TFS) is the closest, situated approximately 80km south of the villa. Transfer time by car is typically 75–90 minutes depending on traffic and time of day. Tenerife North Airport (TFN), serving some international routes and internal Spanish flights, is roughly 90km to the north and requires a similar journey time. Both airports have car rental facilities and shuttle transfer services.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Alcojora?

The island enjoys warm weather throughout the year, but the most comfortable periods for outdoor activities are April–May and September–October, when temperatures hover around 24–26°C and rainfall is minimal. July–August brings peak tourism and higher temperatures (28–30°C). Winter months (December–February) remain mild and pleasant (average 26°C), making them ideal for those seeking warmth without summer intensity. February features Tenerife Carnival, a vibrant cultural event with music and parades throughout Adeje and surrounding towns—book early if you wish to experience it.

Is Villa Alcojora suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated private pool provides safe swimming with loungers for parent supervision. The artificial lawn area accommodates games and play without risk of cliff edges or strong currents. Playa del Duomo (4km away) is a calm, shallow beach ideal for young children. Nearby attractions include Siam Park water park (15km) and Loro Parque (90km), both family-focused destinations. The villa provides a cot, high chair, and generous indoor space for rainy-day activities. The gym and table tennis table keep older children engaged. Note: the lower-ground-floor bedrooms lack windows, making them less suitable for very young children who may feel unsettled.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Alcojora?

The rental includes utilities (water, electricity, heating), Wi-Fi internet access, pool heating (essential in winter months), all linens and towels, basic toiletries (shower gel and shampoo), kitchenware (coffee maker, toaster, blender, juice squeezer), and access to all recreational equipment (gym, table tennis). A cleaning service is typically provided at the end of stay. A cot and high chair are available on request. Security features—safe, security cameras, fire extinguisher, first-aid kit—are included for your peace of mind.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Alcojora?

Adeje town centre, 2–3km away, contains the main Thursday market (fresh produce, regional goods) and several supermarkets including Carrefour. Casual dining options include El Secreto (traditional Canarian cuisine, 3km away) and El Pulguilla (local cheese and wines, 2.5km away). Puerto de Santiago, a 10-minute drive south, lines its waterfront with seafood restaurants serving the morning’s catch. For fine dining, the resort areas of Playa de las Américas (12km south) offer a broader international menu. The nearest wine-tasting experiences are in the Los Realejos region (50km north) where high-altitude vineyards produce regional reds and whites.