Hyatt’s Inclusive Collection Expands With Opening of Dreams Madeira Resort, Spa & Marina in Portugal

Hyatt Hotels Corporation’s Inclusive Collection has made its debut in Portugal with the recent opening of Dreams Madeira Resort, Spa & Marina.

The 366-room all-inclusive luxury resort’s arrival on the spectacular island also highlights the brand’s expansion in Europe.

“The introduction of Dreams Madeira Resort, Spa & Marina continues to enhance all-inclusive offerings within Europe to meet the growing demands of travelers and serves as a truly all-inclusive experience in the region,” Manuel Melenchón, managing director of South Region, EAME, Hyatt, said in a statement.

“With this exciting opening, Hyatt’s Inclusive Collection reinforces its commitment to strategic growth, offering guests and members all-inclusive luxury to this serene destination.”

Convenient to local attractions and activities such as scuba diving, luxury yacht charters, whale and dolphin watching and sports fishing, Dreams Madeira Resort, Spa & Marina boasts coastal villa-inspired accommodations, seven restaurants and five bars serving regional specialties.

Other highlights include a main pool featuring three tiers overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. In addition to a relaxing freshwater pool, guests can look forward to an adults-only pool and a Splash Park Pool catering to younger children.

Meanwhile, the 900-square-meter Dreams Spa is slated to open at the resort in January 2025.

“With a rich heritage, history, and a breathtaking setting that complements all-inclusive luxury accommodations and amenities for the entire family, Dreams Madeira Resort, Spa & Marina in Portugal is poised to be the ideal choice for guests and members,” said the property’s general manager Eric Schumann.

“This new resort offers unique amenities with everything included, such as masterful culinary options offering local and international cuisine, four swimming pools, including a children’s splash park and a freshwater pool that complements the destination’s picturesque coastal village, and more.”

This article originally appeared in TravelPulse.