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12 of the Best Hotels in the Azores

These are what we consider to be the best hotels in the Azores. The Azores archipelago is home to magical islands, with magnificent lagoons, lakes, and volcanic pools. Our selection includes boutique stays and eco-retreats set among tropical scenes, architect-designed apartments, and modern beachfront villas. Browse and filter the best hotels in the Azores by neighbourhood, type and perks – or explore them on the map.

Sensi Azores Nature and Spa
Sensi Azores Nature and Spa
Sensi Azores Nature and Spa
Sensi Azores Nature and Spa
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Sensi Azores Nature and Spa - Hotel in the Azores

SENSI is an absolute delight of a boutique hotel, comprising a villa and rooms with privileged views of the garden, countryside and/or sea. There’s a restaurant, a bar, an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor pool, a hammam and a beautiful garden. This spa hotel provides the perfect base to discover all the natural wonders of São Miguel.

37.8344518
-25.8367072
White
White
White
White
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White - Hotel in the Azores

João and Catarina Reis created a serene retreat exclusively for adults aged 14 years and above, blending traditional Azorean architecture with modern design. The hotel boasts nine suites and two exclusive villas, both with private pools, featuring sleek and contemporary decor, kitchenettes, and horizon views (except for the villa La Maison). Guests can relax in the heated saltwater pool or spacious outdoor areas. The on-site Cardume restaurant sources the freshest ingredients locally for an unforgettable dining experience.

37.7460514
-25.5970763
Santa Barbara Eco-Beach Resort
Santa Barbara Eco-Beach Resort
Santa Barbara Eco-Beach Resort
Santa Barbara Eco-Beach Resort
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Santa Barbara Eco-Beach Resort - Hotel in the Azores

Escape to Santa Barbara Eco-Beach Resort on the north coast of São Miguel Island, and enjoy direct access to the beach. Santa Barbara's eco-villas are modern, exotic, and carefully decorated with sustainable materials. Each villa offers a complete kitchenette, living room, balcony, bathroom and the resort provides direct access to the beach. Indulge in the beach bar, swimming pool, and wellness centre while basking in the tropical breeze and island vibes.

37.8149983
-25.550498
Nine Dots
Nine Dots
Nine Dots
Nine Dots
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Nine Dots - Hotel in the Azores

Located in the historic centre of Ponta Delgada, Nine Dots Azorean Art Boutique Hotel is housed in two restored buildings. There are 36 rooms, thoughtfully designed using basalt stone, local woods, and colours inspired by the islands’ agricultural heritage dating back to the 15th century. Paintings, sculptures, literature, and handcrafted pieces by Azorean artists and artists with Azorean roots, fill the common areas and some of the rooms. The hotel also supports emerging artists by hosting pop-up exhibitions in its gallery spaces.

37.7404729
-25.6688687
Herdade do Ananás
Herdade do Ananás
Herdade do Ananás
Herdade do Ananás
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Herdade do Ananás - Hotel in the Azores

Herdade do Ananás is a small hotel set on a pineapple plantation on São Miguel island. Enjoy elegant rooms, vintage furniture, breakfast with local produce, a fire circle, a spa in a pineapple greenhouse, complimentary bicycles, a farm-to-table restaurant and an organic vegetable garden. The hotel highly values sustainability, with eco-friendly practices like autonomous irrigation, rainwater collection, and reused furniture.

37.7539198
-25.643043
The Farm
The Farm
The Farm
The Farm
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The Farm - Hotel in the Azores

The Farm is a 16-room boutique hotel set in a renovated 19th-century townhouse with an outdoor swimming pool and enchanting banana grove. Located in the historic centre of Ponta Delgada, The Farm - Azores Boutique House is a thoughtfully designed hotel that combines modern style with a connection to its surroundings. Housed in a historic building, the interiors are clean and minimal, focusing on natural materials and subtle textures. The hotel features an outdoor heated saltwater pool, an on-site restaurant, and a charming banana plantation, offering a small slice of the Azores' agricultural heritage.

37.7412002
-25.6781346
Moinho da Areia
Moinho da Areia
Moinho da Areia
Moinho da Areia
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Moinho da Areia - Hotel in the Azores

Created by siblings Inês and João, Moinho da Areia is a boutique guesthouse in São Miguel, originally built as a watermill in 1867. Moinho da Areia has been thoughtfully transformed into a charming small hotel with five unique suites. Perched directly on Monte Verde Beach, its interiors incorporate two of its historic millstones, exclusive art pieces curated by Joana Subtil, and handcrafted decor created in collaboration with local artisans and artists.

37.8228487
-25.5282721
Octant Furnas
Octant Furnas
Octant Furnas
Octant Furnas
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Octant Furnas - Hotel in the Azores

Octant Furnas is a spa hotel in the picturesque valley of Vale das Furnas on São Miguel Island. It features a touch of retro decor, a unique sensorial spa journey, and nature activities. Enjoy round-the-clock thermal pools, two restaurants, and various room types, including Terrace Pool Rooms, with a private deck and swimming pool.

37.770681
-25.304356999999982
Azores Wine Company
Azores Wine Company
Azores Wine Company
Azores Wine Company
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Azores Wine Company - Hotel in the Azores

Azores Wine Company is a winery offering architect-designed serviced apartments on scenic Pico Island in the Azores. This winery pays homage to Azorean wine, capturing the tradition of old Pico wineries where people would drink, eat, and sleep. There's a tasting room, a restaurant, plus five stunning apartments, including four studios and a two-bedroom apartment. Savour rare wines in your own room with climate-controlled mini-wineries.

38.5591003
-28.4717822
Quinta dos Peixes Falantes
Quinta dos Peixes Falantes
Quinta dos Peixes Falantes
Quinta dos Peixes Falantes
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Quinta dos Peixes Falantes - Hotel in the Azores

Quinta dos Peixes Falantes is a rural retreat nestled on the idyllic north coast of São Miguel Island. The estate offers two beautifully furnished studios and two cosy one-bedroom houses surrounded by a garden with a swimming pool. Breakfast is not included in the price, but it can be served upon request.

37.812377
-25.564951
Pink House
Pink House
Pink House
Pink House
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Pink House - Hotel in the Azores

We love the look of this restored old barn turned into design boutique accommodation, a seven-minute drive from the historical centre of São Miguel. The property comprises two units: a three-bedroom house and a studio with garden views, both featuring well-equipped kitchens. There’s a communal seasonal outdoor pool, daily cleaning, and a delicious seasonal breakfast served each morning.

37.767806
-25.633611
Azul Singular
Azul Singular
Azul Singular
Azul Singular
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Azul Singular - Hotel in the Azores

Azul Singular is a glamping eco-retreat located in the heart of Faial Island, set amongst a tropical scene. Guests can choose from Large Tents (up to 4 people), Couple Tents, and Yurts (both for 2 people) equipped with private showers, toilets and kitchenettes. The park also includes a lounge, terrace with ocean views, laundry facilities and specialized bikes for rental.

38.5328924
-28.6781492
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Questions we get asked about hotels in the Azores

The Azores, an autonomous region of Portugal, comprises nine volcanic islands located about 1,400 km (870 mi) west of mainland Portugal. The names of the nine islands are São Miguel, Terceira, Pico, Faial, Santa Maria, Graciosa, São Jorge, Flores, and Corvo. Each island showcases exceptional natural beauty, and the best hotels in the Azores are perfectly situated to enjoy their unique landscapes.

Overall the islands of the Azores are a haven for nature lovers - with volcanic landscapes, including towering mountains, beautiful beaches, green hillsides, and fertile vineyards. With unique natural wonders like caves, lava tubes, and coastal lava fields, the archipelago offers stunning landscapes and opportunities for wildlife observation in the Atlantic Ocean.

The best time to visit the Azores is typically during the spring and early summer (April to June) and fall (September to October). The weather is generally pleasant during these seasons, with mild temperatures and fewer tourists. Spring offers blooming flowers and lush landscapes, while fall showcases vibrant foliage. The best hotels in the Azores provide year-round comfort.

To get around the Azores islands, you can rely on various transportation options such as domestic flights, ferry services, rental cars, taxis, public buses, and guided tours. The Azores islands are connected by regular ferry services, providing convenient means of transportation between the islands. Renting a car offers the flexibility to explore each island at your own pace, and the best hotels in the Azores often provide recommendations for exploring local hidden gems.

The Azorean gastronomy is known for its fresh seafood, including fish, clams, and octopus. Traditional dishes include Cozido das Furnas (a meat and vegetable stew cooked in volcanic steam), Lapas Grelhadas (grilled limpets), and Caldo de Peixe (fish soup). Local cheeses, such as Queijo São Jorge and Queijo do Pico, and sweet treats like Queijadas da Graciosa (cheese pastries) are also must-tries. The best hotels in the Azores can guide you to local restaurants or even offer their own takes on these regional specialities.

The Azores have multiple airports for domestic and international travel. These include João Paulo II Airport (PDL) on São Miguel Island, Lajes Airport (TER) on Terceira Island, Pico Airport (PIX) on Pico Island and Horta Airport (HOR) on Faial Island. These airports provide convenient access to the region, and many of the best hotels in the Azores are just a short drive from the main airports on each island.

The Azores have a mild maritime climate with stable temperatures year-round. Winters (December to February) are around 12-18 °C (53-64 °F) with increased rainfall. Spring (March to May) sees warmer weather and less rain. Summers (June to August) are mild, with mid-20s (°C) temperatures and lower rainfall. Falls (September to November) bring warmer temperatures but increased rainfall. The best hotels in the Azores are designed to provide comfort, rain or shine. Weather can change quickly, so rain gear is recommended.

In our opinion, the best hotels in the Azores are about much more than just stars. When searching for the best hotels in the Azores, we always aim to find special places – be it a modern boutique hotel with ocean views, a countryside retreat surrounded by lush greenery, or a simple guesthouse in one of the archipelago's charming towns. For us, the best hotels in the Azores stand out for their beautiful design, thoughtful service, and good energy.

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