This hotel is in excellent condition. It has many of the amenties that you would want in a small inn. The breakfast is ok but make sure that you ask for extras such as eggs made to order. The staff are indifferent and don't readily provide information regarding Madeira. The location is out of the way and one requires a... More

I have stayed at this hotel on the past month and I have to say that it is lovely. I am an english teacher that really needed to take a few days to rest..and let me say that this hotel did the job. although i was on a work trip I managed to find time to rest, relax and enjot... More

If You are looking for the most hospitable little hotel and some relaxing in the countryside of Madeira, don´t look no further. Estalagem Serra Golf has a beautiful living room and dining room where You can enjoy Your breakfast omelette, afternoon tea with scones, 3-course dinner or an night cap of beirao-liquor. Days in Santo Da Serra will go by... More

I stayed here for 1 night on a trip for observation of the flora of the natural forest that still exists in Madeira, and also some levada walking. The hotel itself is a beautiful building, a type of a manor house where a new block of rooms was built in the back part of the land. Both are connected through... More

Like many other reviewers we used this hotel as part of a walking holiday and can only echo their enthusiasm for the building, the staff and the quality and food served there. W'd happily return but if we did so we'd be a bit more wary of the local mosquitos. It was only after a sleepless night of bites that... More

We stayed here for 3 nights on a walking holiday - we were walking the levadas. The hotel itself is a beautiful building, spotlessly clean, well kept, very individual. The service could be described as quirky, but pleasantly so. The staff, especially Sonia, were attentive and friendly and very helpful. The evening meal, 18.90 euros for 3 courses, was from... More

We decided this weekend to go for a night and stay at Serra Golf with our 2 children. We arrived Friday afternoon and had a delicious tea with fresh scones and home made jam (the plum and kiwi jam was to die for). The hotel is a beautiful fusion of an old Deco house with a tastefully added new wing... More

We were on a hiking holiday and sadly the weather was awful: rain and dense fog. This happens a lot here, which I was not aware of. The hotel is luxurious with well equipped rooms and heating to dry off your walking gear. The food is outstanding with a long standing residence cook from the (boring) village of Santo da... More

The hotel used to be a tea house back in the 1920's and it is owned by the same family for generations. The manor house was completey refurbished, maintaining all the features on the outside and some improvments inside. The manor house has suites and the other rooms were built on the back of the land and are connected to... More