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Postby darren5587 on Tue Feb 12, 2008 17:29 pm

Hi guys,

I'm new to the forum. I had booked up for two weeks AI 4star in Fuertaventura for this summer but will have to cancel as the nice guys at Thomas Cook decided to move the holiday out by four days.

I wondering if anyone can recommend a good resort in Tenerife for a young family, kids aged 7 and 14. Not looking for anything too lively but not too quiet, something middle of the road. Will be heading out towards the end of June 2008.

Thanks in advance Darren
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Postby tom,s on Tue Feb 12, 2008 19:17 pm

hi darren,i think you will find the comostela beach appartments just what you want,if you click on my name you will see my review and photos.

your right next to the beach and centrally situated so you can enjoy walks to los cristianos and puerto colon,there are plenty good bars and restaurants all around the area and nowhere near the 18/30 scene.

hope this helps,tom.
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Postby Honey Bunny on Tue Feb 12, 2008 19:20 pm

The costa adeje area is good for families, there is also a stretch of nice inexpensive sea front restaurants/cafes etc
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Postby darren5587 on Tue Feb 12, 2008 20:09 pm

Thanks Tom and Honey.

Tom it would appear your resort in in Lanzarote, we were more looking for Tenerife, not too much interest in the hotels just the best locations. From what I have read, Playa De Americas and Los Christanos seem to be the norm, will definitely look at your suggestion Honey.

Cheers Darren
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Postby darren5587 on Tue Feb 12, 2008 20:10 pm

Sorry Tom I looked at you last review, doh.

Will now look at the one you intended.

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Postby darren5587 on Tue Feb 12, 2008 20:17 pm

Looks like a starter for 10, did a quick check and can get it from Edinburgh on 27/06/2008 for 2 weeks SC for �1634.00. that seems pretty reasonable for four. Will bare it in mind.

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Postby tom,s on Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:29 pm

darren,sunshine.co.uk do the appts for �457 and jet2.com from newcastle do a return flight for �882 so total is �1340 saving you �294,

as the flight back gets in after midnight you could book into the hotel at the airport for the night and still make a saving.

if you go for willselfs apparts you will save �527.thats if willselfs price is for 2 weeks,not a bad saving.tom.





Outbound flight per adult/child
Fare � 110.49

Return flight per adult/child
Fare � 110.19

Total per adult/child � 220.68
Total for 4 passengers � 882.72


Hotel Price: �457.31
Discount: [?]
Total Price: [?] �457.31

Deposit: �200.06


Hotel Details

Compostela Beach
Apartments
Playa de las Americas
Tenerife
Canary Islands

Check-In: 27th Jun 2008
Check-Out: 11th Jul 2008
Nights: 14

Room 1
1 Bedroom Apt
Self Catering
3 Adults
1 Children

�1,340.03 total

�1634.00. your quote
�1340.00
� 294.00 saving
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Postby Angel52 on Wed Feb 13, 2008 00:29 am

Hi Costa Adeje is nice area if you want sc try the Pueblo Torviscas apt close to all ameneties @ 2 mins to beach where they have bouncy inflatables in the sea lovely for children ,hope this helps
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Postby Honey Bunny on Wed Feb 13, 2008 10:13 am

Personally i think you are booking too early, we go away may/june whit hols and we dont book until 8-4 weeks before we go, and save a hell of a lot of money, same hotels less money.
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Postby Honey Bunny on Wed Feb 13, 2008 10:50 am

Willself what do you mean you could be left stranded? the package companies have atol and abta protection backing which prevents you from ever being stranded.
When tin pot travel agencies and other companies similar have gone bust in the past as long as they have this backing you can always be guaranteed protection.
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