The Porto Santa Maria Hotel is located at the water’s edge with direct access to the seafront promenade. Behind the hotel is the ‘old town’ centre of Funchal. The hotel faces the harbour used by large cruise liners and pleasure boats. Close by is the cable car that links Funchal with Monte, Forte de Sao Tiago (17th century) and the famous Mercado dos Lavradores (market).
Soak up the sun on one of the many sun loungers that surround the outdoor swimming pool, use the parasols if you need some shade. There is a spa where guests can enjoy a massage, use the sauna, relax in the Jacuzzi or have a workout in the fitness centre. The mian restaurants serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in the style of a buffet. Drinks can be enjoyed at the main bar or the promenade bar with stunning views.
The historical part of Funchal is known as the ‘Old Town’, where the narrow streets and picturesque houses date back to the 15th century. The Porto Santa Maria hotel is right alongside the Rua de Santa Maria, one of the oldest streets on Madeira island, which gave the hotel its name. The history of the town can be seen in the various museums in the town.
The Porto Santa Maria Hotel is located at the water’s edge with direct access to the seafront promenade. Behind the hotel is the ‘old town’ centre of Funchal. The hotel faces the harbour used by large cruise liners and pleasure boats. Close by is the cable car that links Funchal with Monte, Forte de Sao Tiago (17th century) and the famous Mercado dos Lavradores (market).
Soak up the sun on one of the many sun loungers that surround the outdoor swimming pool, use the parasols if you need some shade. There is a spa where guests can enjoy a massage, use the sauna, relax in the Jacuzzi or have a workout in the fitness centre. The mian restaurants serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in the style of a buffet. Drinks can be enjoyed at the main bar or the promenade bar with stunning views.
The historical part of Funchal is known as the ‘Old Town’, where the narrow streets and picturesque houses date back to the 15th century. The Porto Santa Maria hotel is right alongside the Rua de Santa Maria, one of the oldest streets on Madeira island, which gave the hotel its name. The history of the town can be seen in the various museums in the town.