Guests staying at either hotel can take advantage of all the facilities at both properties, via a private connecting pedestrian footbridge.
Both hotels offer superb restaurants, varied bars, health clubs, indoor and outdoor swimming pools as well as relaxation areas.
The sea-bathing access is part of the Royal Savoy’s complex, while the synthetic grass tennis courts and banqueting/meeting facilities are all located at the Classic Savoy. The garden sports park is conveniently situated between both properties.
The shared facilities include five restaurants, three cafés, four bars, five outdoor swimming pools, two health spas, two tennis courts, a business centre and extensive meeting facilities.

There are 337 spacious sea- or mountain-view rooms and suites at the Classic Savoy – each with individual balconies, cable television and mini-bar. Renowned for its warm and friendly hospitality, the hotel offers elegant surroundings and provides a unique ambience.
Situated on the Atlantic oceanfront in the beautiful bay of Funchal is the striking and contemporary Royal Savoy, offering 162 ocean-view rooms including Junior Suites, Superior Suites, and spectacular Penthouses.

These include the Fleur de Lys, an à la carte gourmet restaurant with panoramic views,  the Cúpula, an à la carte buffet restaurant – both at the Savoy Hotel.

Business centre offering audiovisual equipment and internet access.

In the past two to three years, Funchal, along with the rest of the island, has benefited from major renovation, which has included the restoration of many historic buildings along with the opening of fine restaurants, street cafés and lively bars. Funchal’s horse-shoe-shaped harbour invites a visit especially to the eastern point where visitors will pass an old fortress and the Mercado dos Lavradores market. Away from the crowds there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy a quiet stroll, including on the famous Levadas, which is only a short drive from the Savoy Resort. Outdoor cocktail parties and dinners can be staged on the terrace, with its views over Funchal and the Atlantic. Entertainment options include a traditional Madeiran night, with brass band and folk dancing; a classical evening in the Bellevue Room and sports tournaments (including mini-golf, shuffleboard and petonque).