Reid’s Palace, A Belmond Hotel, Madeira | Portugal | If Only
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Overview

Where timeless luxury meets the Atlantic on the sun-kissed shores of Funchal, Madeira. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, offering a serene escape from the stresses of everyday life. Its roll-call of celebrities began with Empress Elisabeth I of Austria and other notable guests include writer George Bernard Shaw, members of the British Royal Family, and Winston Churchill, who’s stay in the hotel is memorialised by the Winston Churchill Suite. Traditionally styled rooms are the epitome of elegance and dining options are equally sophisticated, with Michelin-starred cuisine and delicious Italian specialties just a few of the experiences on offer.

 

 

 

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What's nearby

Set above Funchal harbour, just a few steps away from the cultural haven of downtown Funchal. 

At a glance

  • Luxury Hotel
  • 5 Star
  • 91 rooms & 35 suites
  • 6 restaurants and bars
  • 3 pools

Experiences

  • Why Reid’s Palace, A Belmond Hotel?

    Timeless elegance embodied on an illustrious, mountaintop setting

    Why Reid’s Palace, A Belmond Hotel?

  • Why Reid’s Palace, A Belmond Hotel?

    Delightful dining venues, perfect for every occasion

    Why Reid’s Palace, A Belmond Hotel?

  • Why Reid’s Palace, A Belmond Hotel?

    Indulgent wellbeing embraced by the nature splendour of Madeira

    Why Reid’s Palace, A Belmond Hotel?

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Getting There

Arrival Airport

Funchal Airport

Approximate flight times

Between 2 and a half and 4 hours depending on the destination airport.

Time difference

GMT +1

Transfers

A 20-minute drive from Madeira International Airport

Climate

Portugal’s Mediterranean climate results in hot, dry summers and mild winters. June to August is the time to visit for sun-soaked days accompanied by pleasant sea breezes. Spring and Autumn are good times for a quieter visit without the summer season crowds, with March to May seeing the country’s flowers come into bloom and many festivals take place, whilst September to October offer an extension to northern Europe’s summer, as the sun continues to shine, and temperatures remain in the 20s until the end of the main tourist season in late October. Winters are mild with more rain than at other times of the year, but a generally pleasant climate in which to explore.