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Wine cellar with stone walls, wooden barrels used as tables, high stools, framed old photographs and the ‘Hotel Fonda Central Bodega’ sign

Calle Grande, 26 · Adeje

Bar and café in Adeje old town

Coffee, desserts and a stone-walled bodega with barrels for tables, inside an 18th-century Canarian house.

Reading corner with a bookcase and a table with wooden armchairs, next to the sliding doors leading to the wine cellar

Coffee and desserts

A pause on Calle Grande

The bar at Hotel Fonda Central serves coffee and desserts: a natural break from a stroll around Adeje old town.

Next to the bodega there is a reading corner, with a bookcase, a table and wooden armchairs.

The bar is open from 09:00 to 23:00.

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Wine cellar with barrels as tables, tall chairs, a wooden beamed ceiling and a stone wall hung with old photographs

The bodega

Stone, wood and barrels

Behind a pair of wood-and-glass sliding doors lies the bodega, the house’s wine cellar: stone walls, a beamed ceiling, a flagstone floor and wooden barrels used as tables, with high stools around them.

Old black-and-white photographs line the walls, and the bodega sign bearing the name of the house hangs from the ceiling.

Corners of the house

Places to linger

The house is best explored slowly. Here are a few of its corners.

  • Lounge with a corner fireplace, yellow walls with exposed stone, a beamed ceiling, a rocking chair, a gramophone and a vintage television

    The fireplace lounge

    Yellow walls with exposed stone, a beamed ceiling, a corner fireplace, a rocking chair and a gramophone.

  • Corner set up as an old-fashioned grocer’s shop with old weighing scales, a cash register, wicker baskets, a hand-turned stone mill and packets of gofio (toasted maize flour)

    The gofio corner

    Set up like an old-fashioned grocer’s: scales, a cash register, wicker baskets, a hand-turned stone mill and packets of gofio de millo, the Canarian flour made from toasted maize.

  • Courtyard with yellow-clothed tables and wicker armchairs among plants, under a wooden pergola, with the wine cellar sign in the background

    The courtyard

    Tables with yellow cloths and wicker armchairs among the plants, beneath a pergola of wood and reed.

Stay the night

Sleep under the same roof

Eleven rooms in the same 18th-century house, with or without breakfast.

Nothing to pay on the website: you send a request, reception emails you the deposit details, and your booking is confirmed once the deposit arrives.

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