Add this website to your favourits. Be Welcome to the Hotel Madeira website! Ask for availability. All over the hotel including rooms, swimming pool area and public areas. A 3 star Hotel very well known by its personalized service and quality. Its 53 rooms comfortable equipped, have telephone with a direct line to the exterior, music channel, Satellite TV and Cable TV, hair drier, private bath and second telephone in the bathroom, for your comfort. The Hotel has a permanent reception, with a Coffee Bar, Fax service, Internet wireless, Photocopies, Excursions, Meeting-rooms, Rent-a-Car services, Conference Room, TV and Snooker table. And, last but not the least, for a relaxing end of the afternoon, there is also a small swimming pool and solarium on 5th floor, with a beautiful view over the Island! At Hotel Madeira, the Guest always comes first!!! Madeira Island Photos. Hotel Madeira Rua Ivens, 21 9000-046 Funchal - Madeira Island, Portugal Telephone: (+351) 291 230 071 Fax: (+351) 291 229 071 email:

Language Portuguese Climate Mild climate. The temperature varies between 19°C (in winter) and 23°C (in summer). Sea temperature is practically equal all over the year due to the influence of the hot current of the Gulf. Hour Madeira has the same hour as the Mainland. According with the rules of the European Community, one hour is fast on the last Sunday of March and slow on the last Sunday of October. Electricity 220 Wats Telecomunications Telephones, telex, fax, cable TV are disposed at the main hotels. Access to Internet WWW is also possible. Airport 24 Km far from Funchal (25 minutes by taxi). Madeira Island has an International Airport - Madeira International Airpor Porto Santo Island has a modern terminal and a runway with 3.000 metres, which permits receive all kinds of planes. Transports There is a good quality of public transport services between Funchal and the nearer regions. To go to places more distant, it is better choose organised excursions. Rent a car is easy, and relatively cheap. Taxis are at disposal at the airport, at the main hotels and at Funchal. Currency The currency is the Euro. Banks Opened from 08.30m to 15.00h from Monday to Friday. Credit cards Are accepted at all hotel, restaurants and shops Shopping During the week, from Monday to Friday, shops are opened from 09.00h to 13.00h and from 15.00h to 19.00h. On Saturday, it is opened from 09.00h to 13.00h. Shopping Centres are opened from 10.00h to 00.00h, every day Hospitals There are two hospitals at Funchal and several public health centres all over the Island. Post office The main post office is situated at Funchal, nearby the Hotel Madeira Daily pick-ups at 11.00h, 15.00h. and 19.30 Several post offices in Funchal neighborhood and villages are also open.

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Madeira Walking Festival 15th-19th January 2008 The Madeira Islands Walking Festival is an organised group walking programme, in levadas (waterways built by man during the colonisation of the archipelago) or in trails, with specialised guide, during 5 consecutive days. A total of 20 walking routes have been chosen, all having been classified and recommended by the Regional Government of Madeira. The participants have at their disposal a list of 4 walks per day, with a range of durations and levels of difficulty. Carnival From 2 to 5 February, 2008 The Carnival, or Mardi Gras, celebrations in Madeira take the form of a great parade of floats the Saturday before Shrove Tuesday and remain an essentially folk festival. Flower Festival April 05 to April 06, 2008 Every April, Madeira;s flower festival fills the main streets of Funchal. It is a breathtaking festival with a street parade and floats, through the streets of Funchal, exhibiting and perfuming the air with a multiplicity of floral species of the island. Festival of the Atlantic From 01 to 30 June, 2008 The Festival of the Atlantic is an important event that combines entertainment and culture. It has three components: the Madeira Music Festival, the International Fireworks Competition and performances by philharmonic bands in the city centre. Madeira Wine Festival From 28 August to 2 September Recalling the social and economic importance of Madeira wine, the Madeira Wine Festival is held in September during the grape harvest, going back to the population;s old customs since the island was first settled. Columbus Festival From 13 to 15 September This event is dedicated to Christopher Columbus and is held in Vila Baleira, Porto Santo in September. The festival involves music, drama, exhibitions and parades recalling the age of the Portuguese discoveries.

You find the Madeira Archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean (almost 600 km from North Africa and 1000 km from Lisbon), with its luxuriant vegetation, steep mountains and amazing landscapes. Madeira Island is well known for its capital, Funchal, which offers a variety of hotels, restaurants and shops, besides the museums and historic buildings.. But the better option is exploring the island: from Pico Ruivo the highest mountain peak, which can only be reached on foot to Curral das Freiras, a magnificent valley surrounded by high summits and small villages near the sea. On all sides we can see sumptuous scenarios of huge cliffs, cool forests and exotic plants. In contrast, the Porto Santo Island has the only thing that Madeira cannot offer: an extensive beach, 9 km of fine golden sand, where you can practice all kinds of water sports. The Archipelago also includes the small uninhabited islands of Selvagens and Desertas