Hotel

An exceptional place

The Hotel da Graciosa is harmoniously integrated into the Azorean landscape of an island so full of natural grace that it takes its name from there. Surrounded by green fields and situated on the seafront, overlooking Porto da Barra Bay, it is an irresistible invitation to leisure and contact with nature.

World Biosphere Reserve

Classified by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve, Graciosa has eight protected areas, one of which is the Caldeira da Graciosa Natural Monument, one of the island's many volcanic attractions, filled with volcanic caves and cavities.

Accommodation

Spacious and full of natural light, have been designed to offer maximum comfort.

The Hotel da Graciosa offers 44 rooms, two suites and six villas. With large spaces that provide guests with a private refuge that is also a privileged viewpoint of the unspoilt beauty of Graciosa, they are ideal for hosting couples, families or small groups of friends.

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Superior Sea View Room

The Double Room with Sea View offers a balcony with a privileged view of the Atlantic Ocean. It includes air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, and a bathroom with a bathtub.

Suites

The Suite offers a balcony with a privileged view of the Atlantic Ocean. It includes a sofa, a flat-screen cable TV, and a bathroom and kitchenette equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, and tea and coffee-making facilities.

Villas

The villa features a balcony with a privileged view of the Atlantic Ocean. It includes a sofa, a flat-screen cable TV, and a bathroom and kitchenette equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, and tea and coffee-making facilities.

Restaurant

With breakfast service and a restaurant, Hotel da Graciosa is the ideal accommodation for discovering an island full of natural attractions - there are volcanic caves and cavities, natural swimming pools and almost secret coves.

Bar

The Graciosa Hotel Bar offers a selection of creative cocktails, perfect for enjoying the sunset over the ocean.

Graciosa Island

Man's voluntary efforts explored and colonised this volcanic island, which is the second smallest in the Azores archipelago, but great in everything that makes it ‘Gracious’. Characterised by lush green fields and secluded coves, as well as windmills with their curious reddish domes, testimony to the abundant cereal production, Graciosa has numerous points of interest.