Royal Sunset Beach Club a Hilton Vacation Club

"Nowhere near a 4* hotel. Very diappointed. The pictures are totally misleading. The hotel does not look this at all! The pool is not set up in this way and the rooms are old and tired. Walkways to the rooms are dark and dingy. We stayed in a studio apartment - CS1. The sofa bed is set up as a bed. Not sure why you'd ever use it as a sofa so seems to me that putting a normal bed in place would be better and more comfortable. The bed linen and towels are functional but very old. Bed linen changed once all week. At reception a large advertising screen proudly outlines what the hotel can provide. But that's not up to date as the mosquito repellant and the umbrella they say you can request are not available. Do not book as the experience you will get does not match up to what the hotel website or these pictures suggest at all!"

"Everything has been great! But I want to highlight the entertainment! My daughter was delighted and the entertainer Gonzalo is a true example of friendliness, dedication, and performance. Congratulations on the professional team you have."

"I stayed here with my husband in October/2027. The biggest advantage of Hilton Vacation Club Royal Sunset Beach Club is its good location, just steps from Fañabé Beach and about an 8-minute walk from Plaza del Duque, one of the more upscale areas of Costa Adeje, with lovely shops and restaurants. However, there are several things worth knowing before booking. First, I was disappointed that the resort charges €8 per person for pool towels. Another frustration was the lounge chair situation. Guests leave their towels on chairs to reserve them, seemingly for their entire stay, making it difficult for others to find an available chair. Management really should enforce a policy against this practice. On the positive side, the resort offers live entertainment by the pool from approximately 9:30 p.m. until after midnight, which is a nice feature if you enjoy evening activities. However, if your room faces the pool and you prefer a quiet evening or want to sleep early, the noise can be quite disruptive. The resort attracts many families and older couples, giving it a fairly relaxed, family-oriented atmosphere. One other important consideration is accessibility. The studio rooms are located on the first floor surrounding the pool, but reaching them requires climbing a flight of stairs. This could be a significant issue for guests with mobility limitations or those using wheelchairs. Overall, I give it 3 stars. The location is definitely its strongest selling point, but the additional towel charges, lounge chair situation, evening noise, and limited hotel-style benefits prevent me from rating it higher. It’s a reasonable option if location is your priority, but I would recommend knowing these drawbacks before booking."