Sea-view stay in the Lido area
If you’re after a hotel that’s geared up for rest and relaxation, but not too far from the heart of the action, Florasol Residence Hotel has got you covered. A five-minute stroll will take you to the Lido swimming complex and the seafront promenade. Plus, the centre of Funchal – Madeira’s capital – is within a 10-minute taxi ride.
Days here revolve around the hotel’s curvy outdoor pool. It’s framed by a team of loungers and parasols, and there’s a shallow kids’ pool bolted onto the main swimming spot. There’s also a playground for little ones to enjoy. Grown-ups in need of a bit of pampering can head over to the spa at the Dorisol complex, which is a five-minute walk away. Here you can book yourself in for treatments, or just hop between the indoor pool, the sauna, and the Jacuzzi. You’ll also find a gym, as well as a games room set up for pool and ping pong.
The Mesalusa Restaurant is the place to be at mealtimes. Start the day with a selection of dishes from the international breakfast buffet, and order from the à la carte menu at lunch and dinnertime. There’s also a bar for drinks.
All the studios and apartments here come with kitchen facilities, which is ideal if you fancy self-catering while you’re away. Expect a microwave, double cooking rings, a fridge, and a kettle. Plus, you’ll also have a private bathroom, and a balcony or terrace to chill out on.
Please note that air conditioning is only available in the public areas of the hotel.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
- Poolside snack bar
- Bar
Entertainment
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Playground
- Entertainment programme
- Game room
Sports & Health
- Basketball
- Billiards
- Gym
- Table tennis
- Tennis
- Massage
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
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Certified sustainable
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Find out more about Funchal
Madeira’s capital city spills down the hillside in a sea of terracotta rooftops, fronted by the Atlantic Ocean below. A popular destination for cruise liners, most passengers head up from the port and along the seafront promenade, which ticks off open-air cafes and bars, and comes with a string of street performers and market sellers. It’s also where you’ll find a statue and museum dedicated to Cristiano Ronaldo, the star footballer native to the island. In the town itself,