At ASPA Studios, we are more than a hotel—we are a family with deep, centuries-old roots on the island of Madeira. We belong to a community of approximately 250,000 residents who cherish this naturally stunning, unique, and fragile home. As Madeirans and hoteliers, we take pride in being custodians of our island, including the Laurissilva forest, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site and a cornerstone of Madeira’s ecosystem.
We firmly believe that travel has the power to unite people, fostering tolerance, responsibility, and shared purpose. In the face of today’s ecological challenges, we recognize the critical role both tourism professionals and travelers must play in promoting awareness and safeguarding the Earth’s heritage. After all, isn’t the essence of travel found in the authentic, the original, and the beautiful? Why not channel the influence of tourism to actively protect and celebrate these treasures?
Tourism can and must evolve into a more sustainable and educational practice. As tourism stewards, we feel a profound responsibility to act and contribute to the solution. This conviction inspired us to formalize our informal sustainable practices into a structured, certified framework. The Environmental and Sustainability Best Practices outlined below represent our foundation—a legacy for the next generation of our family running ASPA Studios and for future travelers seeking meaningful and responsible journeys.
Our Objectives
By embedding these principles into our daily operations, ASPA Studios is committed to setting a benchmark for responsible tourism. Together, we can leave a meaningful legacy—not only for our family and our guests but for the world we all share.
The Management
Luísa and José Mendonça
ASPA Studios
Rua Pimenta Aguiar, 2
9000-026 Funchal – Madeira
00351 291 741 931
info@aspamadeira.com
Coordinates:
32° 38′ 56.76” N 16° 54′ 54.7848”
Hop off at Bus stop number 9 – SAM Station, reception is located 200 meters away. Follow Rua da Alegria until the intersection, turn left at Rua Major Reis Gomes and follow the road until the Largo Visconde Ribeiro Leal.