Quinta da Serra, a 5 star hotel in Madeira

Green exteriors and a centuries-old history

The original building of Quinta da Serra dates back to the 18th century. It was a British consul, Henry Veitch, who ordered its construction. He gave it the name Jardim, which means garden, because of the beauty of the exterior. Impressive trees dot the garden, including the largest eucalyptus tree in Madeira, 64 meters high and with a diameter of 10 meters at its base.

In the heart of the lush gardens, the hotel has established a vegetable garden that is being converted to organic farming.

A comfortable hotel with premium services

Completely renovated in 2014, it's an exceptional stay that awaits you at Quinta da Serra with personalized, quality service, especially at the hotel's organic restaurant. Enjoy international cuisine in a luxurious atmosphere with products from the vegetable garden. The icing on the cake is the view of the valley with the sea in the background.

In the new hotel building, stay in one of the 44 contemporary rooms or 4 spacious suites with impeccable comfort.

In the old building, enjoy a more authentic stay by booking one of the 3 suites or the room. Refinement and intimacy await you for a trip back in time with all the comforts of the modern world.

Quinta da Serra has an indoor heated pool with a jacuzzi. Looking for a moment of pure relaxation? Book a massage or head to the sauna. A gym completes these quality services.

Enjoying Madeira's lush nature

The garden of Quinta da Serra is just a taste of what awaits you outside. The center of the island is full of natural sights, which are best explored on foot. To name just one of the most famous hikes, climb to the roof of the island: Pico Ruivo. Culminating at 1862 meters above sea level, the path to get there is very well laid out and promises a breathtaking view of the island and the ocean.

Visit the sights of the southern coast of the Portuguese archipelago

Not far from the hotel, many varied discoveries for all tastes await you. Among them:

Cape Girão. A cliff almost 600 meters high, it is one of the highest on the European continent. The most daring will venture on the glass platform overhanging the void for guaranteed thrills;

The Ethnographic Museum of Madeira. Located in Ribeira Brava, in a historical building, it is the ideal place to learn more about the island's history and rich culture.

Explore Funchal, the island's capital

Funchal, Madeira's main city, is well worth a visit, with many things not to be missed:

The charming historical center. Be seduced by the remains of the colonial era, the decorated doors of the Santa Maria district or the beautiful cathedral;

The Madeira Botanical Garden. Nestled on the heights of the city and accessible by cable car, this paradise of lush vegetation will make you spend a pleasant moment.

Does a stay in Quinta da Serra appeal to you? Treat yourself to an exceptional vacation at this 5-star hotel in Madeira.