YOUR EXPERIENCE IN MADEIRA STARTS HERE


The Unique Boutique Stays Group goes beyond any def inition: it is, above all, an experience. Cozy and soulful spaces, where pieces of history and contemporary comfort ally. Whether you are looking for an urban hotel to experience the buzz of the city, or a rural place to enter in symbiosis with nature, they have created environments capable of making you feel at home away f rom home. Made by people, to people, staying with them will make you create memories and weave stories to tell.


DIFFERENT LOCATIONS, SAME HOME FELLING


SÉ BOUTIQUE HOTEL


Cosmopolitan hotel with a premium location where art, uniqueness and comfort ally to


create the


VILLA CAMÉLIA perfect


environment for a city stay. With 54 rooms, 3 restaurants, an indoor swimming pool, a SPA area, and the most amazing Terrace Bar with 360º views over Funchal, their main goal is to make you feel home away f rom home, with great excellence of service and delivering a truly memorable experience.


rooftop bar


This 1840 country house, owned by an art and antiques lover, exudes its eclectic personality in every corner.


completely


It was, by him, restored and


decorated to the highest standards, it blends heritage with a touch of past glamour. Rural and charming,


the


house has 9 rooms, one restaurant, an honesty bar, an outdoor swimming pool and a majestic garden.


VILLA ALTO


In Ponta do Sol’s mountains, Villa Alto is surrounded by nature, peace and quiet. It is a


renovated traditional


Madeiran manor house with 14 rooms, one restaurant, an honesty bar, an outdoor swimming pool, a vegetable garden, and a f ruit farm. It’s the perfect place to slow down, relax and disconnect f rom the world. Reconnect with nature yourself.


and with


BOOK AT: WWW.UNIQUEBOUTIQUESTAYS.COM CONTACT US: INFO@SEBOUTIQUEHOTEL.COM


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