Stayed for a week in late April, our second visit to this Hotel in 2 years. Staff always friendly and very helpful, restaurant was very busy most days, with some queuing necessary, due to the large number of guests present, no doubt because of the Flower festival. The food though was always plentiful at all times, catering for all sorts.... more

not a hotel to stay in if you like to sit out in the evenings, no mention on own website that pool/poolbar only open april-oct. rooms dark and tatty, very little choice at meals breakfast very basic, dinner soup, 1meat, 1fish, 1veg,1potato/pasta, a few sad looking salads, spongecake and mousse for afters. it is not possible to sit outside and... more

Lovely 70s feel. Hope they don`t try and modernise it. This is a period piece and should have a preservation order slapped on it. Both pools were good and very clean. If you want to be handy for the outdoor pool ask for a ground floor room in block 4 or 5. You can then literally hop over your balcony... more

We stayed for 3 nights all inclusive option. Room in block 5, quite far from reception but adequate size for 3 beds. Room cleaned daily and fresh towels. Meals were breakfast, not much choice but acceptable, lunch and dinner limited choice but suited us. Drinks with all meals and bar service from 10AM to midnight. Snacks (only ham/chees sandwich) between... more

i took my wife on a short weekend break and chose the dom pedro because of the all inclusive option as the euro is so bad at mo. the rooms as some have stated before are in desperate need for a makeover,but they were cleaned daily,they probably were once lovely but that in the seventies! . the food although very... more

We booked the hotel 3 days before departure, having stayed at the Dom Pedro Villamoura previously. The hotel consists of 6 blocks down a hill. Our room was in block 6 which was furthest from reception and restaurant. The room was clean and tidy and the maid service was excellent. The view over the gardens, pool and in the distance... more

This was a last minute bargain. Hotel was good average 3* and reasonably clean. Food (we only ate breakfast) was adequate, but with rather watered down juice and limited hot dishes (just two each day, e.g. hard boiled eggs and mushrooms). No croisssants or pastries. The website gives a rather mileading impression of the location. The 'lively village' is really... more

This was our second trip to Madeira and plan to go back we love the place. Found the Dom Pedro Garajau on a search engine and booked direct. On arrival found the staff helpful and the hotel clean . We were in block 3 and the sea view was very limited, only a small view between the buildings in front... more

I stayed in the Dom Pedro with my partner for a week and booked it as a last minute. We had a studio with a small kitchenette. Apart from the fridge, which was handy for drinks, we never used the kitchenette. We were on a B&B and ate out at night. We were pleasently surprised about how cheap eating out... more