3 Star Hotels in Madeira Island, Portugal

"Overpriced but fabulous location for one night. Think travelodge before renovations. I was a female solo traveller and it suited my plans and felt safe. Staff lovely, easy check in/out and easy to park at the hotel or opposite. Nice little touristy town. My room was clean but missing a net curtain and as it was ground floor I couldn’t open the curtains as people walked past. If I was there more than one night I would have asked to move. Slow WiFi, but it worked, no tv signal. Dust fell off the...

"Close to Old town with corner shops, restaurants and tour booking office. Walkable from major bus routes. Breakfast is decent, continental with option of cheese and ham or scrambled egg. Accommodation is in the original house or another building across the road. No aircon or central heating but we didn't miss that during the shoulder season."

"Absolutely enjoyed our stay with my boys and their football team at the tournament in Madeira. The hotel was lovely, breakfast was lovely, views was amazing, the rooms were beautiful and very clean condition. Definitely recommend this hotel for anyone."

"Room has dirty sheets"

"The breakfast was quite varied and tasty. The rooftop pool has nice views and great for sunning and relaxing . Lots of choices for nearby walkable restaurants. Easy, close access for bus transit to Centro."

"Awesome views from here. Very clean and staff very friendly and helpful!"

"I pleased with both hotel and it's staffing. A simple, well dwelling exactly what I was looking for."

"This property has absolutely gorgeous views, friendly staff, comfortable accommodations, and proximity to some world-class hiking. It's a very unique property, and I'd say it's perfect for light adventure travel. If you're planning to be active and outdoors all day, this is a perfect place to come back to for sleep and food. There is a restaurant onsite with cozy, satisfying options. I didn't use the pool or recreation facilities, but they were available. The wifi was not great, but it's good to...