THREE MADEIRA HOTELS ARE PART OF THE CONDE NAST JOHANSENS LUXURY RECOMMENDATION GUIDE

Tobi Hughes·
Madeira News

Condé Nast Johansens www.condenastjohansens.com, has a total of 188 luxury hotels in their recommendation guide, 27 of them in Portugal and three of them in Madeira.

They are the Estalagem da Ponta do Sol, the Quinta Jardins do Lago and the Quinta da Casa Branca.

The 2022 edition of Luxury Hotels, which will launch before the end of the year, has luxury establishments in the following countries: Antigua (1), Argentina (1), Barbados (1), Belize (3), Brazil (9), Islands British Virgins (1), Canada (2), Qatar (1), Colombia (5), Costa Rica (3), Scotland (13), Spain (14), United States (9), France (3), Wales ( 3), Greece (2), England (49), Channel Islands (1), Turks and Caicos Islands (3), Italy (22), Jamaica (1), Maldives (2), Malta (1), Morocco ( 2), Portugal (27), Peru (1), Republic of Namibia (1), Romania (1), Saint Lucia (1), Turkey (3), Tunisia (1) and Zimbabwe (1).

Condé Nast Johansens: Luxury Hotels 2022 and Condé Nast Johansens: Luxury Spas 2022 include contemporary and design hotels, charming guesthouses and new destinations beyond those already favorites. Its strong points for the traveler are the impressive images, editorial comments and information about destinations that highlight what stands out most in each place, in line with the style and professionalism of the Condé Nast Johansens brand.

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9 Responses

  1. Nice to see some Madeira properties included, but they must be focussing on “Boutique” type places, otherwise you’d think Reids at least would be on the list….?

    1. My understanding is that this guide has hotels that pay to be included in it and not just a judgement by inspectors or visitor reviews.

    2. This is a list from Johansens Hotel group. Reid’s doesn’t belong to that group. It’s the same as LHW or SLH or Marriot group or any other hotel group.
      I haven’t stayed at Ponta do Sol one, but both Casa Branca and Jardim do Lago are my favorite hotels on the island.

  2. I have dealt with Johansens in the past. They are part of the publlshers Conde Nast (who don’t own any hotels) but also publish Vogue, New Yorker, Vanity Fair, etc. It is, sadly, all about money and ‘prestige’ (i.e.snobbery). Hotels pay a hefty chunk to appear in the guide, and whilst many of the hotels included are excellent, they by no means represent the best in any particular area.
    I’m sure the three Madeiran entries are first-class, but I think Reid’s and the Savoy amongst others would appear in a serious guide ! You pays your money…….

  3. Congratulations to the 3 hotels, Madeira isn’t just about Reids, Cliff Bay and Royal Savoy. The more the merrier.
    Maybe the Belmond, Portomare and Savoy Groups will come up with some guide book promotions. I watched the BBC2 programme about Reids last week, shows Madeira in a great light.

    1. Yes, it was better than I expected – lots of interesting stuff about the levadas etc. Odd to just talk about the tuna tho! ? There used to be a mini cinema inside Madeira shopping that ran an interesting film about Madeira’s history….wonder if that is still showing anywhere…..maybe Tobi knows?

        1. Pity. Think a young couple operated it. Film included lots of stuff I didn’t know about Madeira….including that for one brief moment it declared itself independent!

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