Azoris Faial Garden – Resort Hotel is located in parkland on the edge of the historical city of Horta. It features indoor and outdoor pools and stunning views over the marina and Mount Pico.
Frances
United States
Location is nice close yo thr city center. Nice breakfast selection.
Located in the old Azorean town of Horta, the newly-renovated Hotel Horta offers views of Pico Island. It features rooms with balconies, a large garden and an outdoor pool.
Polina Luna
United States
This hotel is wonderful! Probably one of the best hotel-stays we've had while traveling around the Azores.
The room is super spacious, beds are excellent, the balcony is a big plus. Bathroom is great, shower pressure is good, provided products are of high quality. The breakfast is very varied and fresh, and everyone at the hotel is super helpful.
Would definitely stay again!
The boutique 4-star Hotel do Canal is located in Horta on Faial Island. It is just 328 feet from the beach and offers panoramic views of Pico Mountain and the bay.
Set in a 16th century fortress overlooking Horta Bay and Pico island, this Pousada hotel features a swimming pool and regional restaurant. Most of the air-conditioned rooms have views of the marina.
André
Portugal
A stunning and well-preserved fort right in front of the sea with spacious and impeccably clean rooms with private balconies, an outdoor swimming pool, and a delicious breakfast with local products from the Azores.
Featuring a shared lounge, terrace and views of sea, Hotel São Francisco is located in Horta, a 14-minute walk from Praia da Conceição. The property provides an ATM, and luggage storage for guests.
Luis
Portugal
The hotel and its location and the staff shilling to help.
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Casa da Baía - Guest House offers accommodations in the Faial Region, 26 mi from Pontas Negras. A TV with cable channels are featured.
Pinky Mintz
Israel
very good location, found parking just outside the place
Featuring a garden, Quinta da Maria provides accommodations in Horta. This chalet offers air-conditioned accommodations with a patio and free Wifi.
Erika Sharice
United States
I loved everything about my stay. Lucia and her husband are the sweetest people ever with the biggest hearts. Lucia shared a wealth of information regarding the island, the history, and the wonderful shops and restaurants in town. I had eggs from their chickens, the best honey ever from their bees, fresh bread daily, various fruits from their garden, and so much more. The house is so beautiful, comfy, and cozy.. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to hike and explore the countryside as I planned because of the extensive rain, so I was so glad I was in a place I truly enjoyed being. I wish I had booked more days there but will definitely return.
Casinha Pim offers accommodations in Horta, one mile from Praia de Porto Pim and 1.4 miles from Praia da Conceição. This beachfront property offers access to a patio and free Wifi.
Mar Rosa - Terraço Vista Praia is a recently renovated guest house in Horta near Praia de Porto Pim. This beachfront property offers access to a terrace and free Wifi.
Danielgrayatbf
United States
Perfect location for the race. Convenient check in and check out.
We really enjoyed some local bars and restaurants.
We really enjoyed some local bars and restaurants. Peter Cafe Sport is a must. We loved a special night out at restaurant Atletico, great meat and local lobster.
There is a small bar next to our hotel called the Ubar that we loved going to the staff was very friendly, the food was good and a great value.
Roth
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
It is an island, therefore the weather is a bit unstable: it...
It is an island, therefore the weather is a bit unstable: it rains, drizzles, and the sun shines, all in the same day! The good thing about it is if it rains it's not for long. The temperature is mild 22 - 24 degrees Celsius in first half of July, and there's always a breeze which makes it very comfortable, but you'll need something warm for the evenings.
It's very quiet, not a lot of ppl walking around, but there seemed to be a lot of cars going, more than ppl on the pavements.
Eating and drinking: the majority of restaurants and bars seem to be quite upmarket and tourist tailored (with matching prices) and they're on the seafront, by the marina and basically in the town centre. But you can find more affordable places (where the food is actually more delicious and the portions bigger), you just have to look for them as they are situated away from the seafront, in the back streets.
Porto Pim beach is great, you can walk there, it's not far from centre and water is calm and warm.
Overall we enjoyed our stay, there are whale and dolphin watching trips and other activities, such as snorkelling and deep sea diving.
The locals are very friendly.
Claudia
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Don't just stay in Horta, specially if you have a rental car...
Don't just stay in Horta, specially if you have a rental car.
Purchase ferry tickets for yourself and for the car and visit two other islands of the archipelago - The Pico Island (ferry stop: Madalena) and the St. Jorge Island (ferry stop: Velas)
In Horta, visit the Caldeira do Cabeço Gordo, a volcano cone. If you're there on a clear sunny day, you can even hike around the volcano cone.
Visit the Capelinhos Volcano Museum - a real treat for geology lovers.
Our favorite beach was 'Praia do Almoxarife'
Patricia
Portugal
Scored 10
10
Horta offers so
Much.
Horta offers so
Much. It’s a great point to start exploring the island as well as the neighboring island. The harbor is very special to anyone with an interest of boats. The harbor full of yachts on their way across the Atlantic.
The town has several great restaurants and watering holes. The many streets are fun to explore and the neighborhood offers great hiking.
Peter Sport Cafe is a must as well as a stroll in n the marina watching all the paintings made by boaters heading home to Europe
Trond Arild
Norway
Scored 8.0
8.0
A wonderful hidden island for people who like the silence,...
A wonderful hidden island for people who like the silence, the hiking and the mountains. Beware that the supermarkets have few things.
Azores are expensive to live, because of few available homes and the prices raise up.
alessandro
Italy
Scored 10
10
Loved the old city...however, construction was taking place...
Loved the old city...however, construction was taking place which made getting around by car a little confusing. Loved walking around the waterfront and seeing the famous marina as well as the artwork created by mariners. Shopping in the local stores was a good experience with prices that you don't feel taken advantage of. Shopping in the city's Mercado was also a nice experience. Trying new restaurants around the city was also a good experience. While there, rent a car...best way to get around as public transportation is not regular or abundant. Also, try to visit the neighboring island of Pico on the ferry and spend a few days there...lots to see.
Manuel
United States
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The hotel is very centrally located, close to the maritime terminal and to the port. Breakfast was at the pastry below the hotel, which was fine as well. I could refill my bottle with drinking water whenever I liked in the shared kitchen. The room was quite clean and there was daily cleaning as well. It was fine to just spend the nights.
Really nice hostel! Very well equipped kitchen, clean room, comfy bed, towels provided. Lovely hosts and guests. There's even a garden area with some herbs. Wouldn't want to stay anywhere else in Horta! :)
The location is also very practical and rather close to the ferry station.
Great hotel for a stay in Horta. It has everything you would expect from a big hotel - Big rooms with comfy beds, clean bathroom, good breakfast, great service and more
We enjoyed the great views of the harbour and Pico Island
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