Description
Location. The Hotel Do Carmo Is Located In The Centre Of Funchal, Madeira, Portugal, 500 Metres From The Beach, Two Kilometres From The Old Town And Harbour And Three Kilometres From The Railway Station.
Hotel Features. The Hotel Features A Sauna, Solarium And Rooftop Swimming Pool With Swim Up Bar And Views Over Funchal, The Mountains And The Bay. The Hotel Offers High Speed Internet Access At A Surcharge. Childcare Is Available.
The Hotel Do Carmo Has A Restaurant On Site, Decorated In Fresh Colours, Where International Dishes Are Served. Guests Can Enjoy A Drink On The Terrace Of The Hotel Bar. Coffee Is Available In The Lobby. In The Morning, A Complimentary Breakfast Buffet Is Offered And Snacks Can Be Ordered Throughout The Day At The Pool Bar.
Guests At The Hotel Do Carmo Can Use The Pool Table Or Relax In The Television Room. Game Fishing Is Possible Nearby, As Well As Whale And Dolphin Watching. Palheiro Golf Course Is Six Kilometres From The Hotel.
Guestrooms. All 80 Bedrooms Have Antique Style Furniture And Are Decorated In Warm Natural Colours. They Are Equipped With Cable Television, Direct Dial Telephones And Safes. Private Bathrooms Include Bidets And Complimentary Toiletries.
Expert Tip. Take The Cable Car From Funchal To The Mountain Village Monte And Enjoy Extraordinary Views Of The Funchal Bay And The River Of Sao Gomes During The 14 Minute Journey.
Driving Directions
From Madeira Airport (Fnc)
Distance To Hotel Do Carmo Is 20 Kilometres, Approximately 15 Minutes' Drive.
Getting There Madeira Airport Is Located Just Outside The Town Of Santa Cruz. The Island's Main City, Funchal, Is A 15 Minute Drive To The Southwest On The R101 Roadway, Which Runs Near The Coast. Buses Run Between The Airport And Funchal About Every Two Hours; The One Way Fare Is 2.10 Eur. Aerobus Shuttle Service Is Also Available For A 4 Eur Fee. Taxis Are Available 24 Hours A Day For Transport To Locations Around The Island. The Approximate Fare From The Airport To Funchal Is 20 Eur, Plus A Surcharge For Luggage Or Night Time Driving. Prices Are Subject To Change.
Getting Around.Funchal Is Criss Crossed By A Reliable And Inexpensive Bus Service. Outside Funchal, Eu Funded Highways, Some Of Them Tunnelled Through Volcanic Bluffs, Have Further Improved Accessibility. To Reach More Remote Areas A Car Is Necessary. Cycling (Not Allowed Along The Canals) Is Possible, But Gradients Are Steep And Roads Are Often Narrow Not To Mention Spattered By Waterfalls Between Porto Moniz And Seixal.
